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Explanation of Change

The "Beta overrides" page was a static route under Settings > Troubleshoot, so opening it from the Test Tools modal mounted the Troubleshoot page under the RHP, and reloading the page always landed there as well. The page is now a dynamic route (<current-path>/beta-overrides) that can be opened from any screen. The URL carries the screen the Test Tools modal was opened from, so both the back arrow and a page reload keep that screen underneath. Opening from Settings > Troubleshoot is unchanged.

Fixed Issues

$ #100769
PROPOSAL: N/A

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  1. Sign in and stay on the Home page
  2. Open the Test Tools modal (Cmd+D on macOS / Ctrl+D on Windows and Linux; 4-finger tap on mobile)
  3. In the "Beta overrides" row, press "View"
  4. Verify that the Beta overrides page opens in the right hand pane
  5. Reload the page (web only)
  6. Verify that the Beta overrides page is still open and the Home page is still underneath, not Settings > Troubleshoot
  7. Press the back arrow in the page header
  8. Verify that you are back on the Home page, not on Settings > Troubleshoot
  9. Go to Settings > Troubleshoot
  10. In the "Beta overrides" row, press "View", then press the back arrow
  11. Verify that you are back on the Troubleshoot page

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🤖 Review: the fix is correct and minimal. skipMatchingFullScreenRoute is the purpose-built option for exactly this problem, and the Troubleshoot path really is unchanged. Two non-blocking notes below.

Why the fix is right

Without the flag, linkTo/index.ts:244 resolves the RHP's canonical parent and dispatches an extra tab navigate before pushing the RHP. For Beta overrides that parent is SCREENS.SETTINGS.TROUBLESHOOT (via SETTINGS_TO_RHP.ts:132), so the central pane got swapped to Settings > Troubleshoot underneath the overlay — that's #100769. With the flag, only the minimal push dispatches, so the existing TAB_NAVIGATOR is left in place. No orphaned state: Beta overrides is a plain RHP route (config.ts:2045), pushed as a root-stack sibling above whatever is already there.

The dismissModal() → navigate() order is also correct and load-bearing: both dispatch synchronously, so by the time linkTo reads currentState the Test Tools modal is already popped and the top route is the underlying tab. Reversing them would push the RHP over the still-open modal.

Verification that "Settings > Troubleshoot is unchanged" holds

Confirmed, though not for the reason the guard suggests. On the Troubleshoot page the top route is TAB_NAVIGATOR, not RIGHT_MODAL_NAVIGATOR, so pre-PR the :244 branch was entered. It was a no-op anyway because shouldChangeToMatchingFullScreen returns false on all three checks: matching and last full-screen route are both SETTINGS_SPLIT_NAVIGATOR, neither is TAB_NAVIGATOR, and the focused route isn't ADD_PAYMENT_CARD. Pre-PR: branch entered, dispatches nothing. Post-PR: branch skipped, dispatches nothing. Identical — and confirmed live below.

Precedent checked: EnableGlobalReimbursementsPayModal.tsx:57 is the same class of problem, and the option's own doc comment describes this use case (linkTo/types.ts:19). I also checked backTo as a simpler lever — unavailable, since SETTINGS_TROUBLESHOOT_BETA_OVERRIDES is a static paramless route (ROUTES.ts:2611) and adding param support to the route, screen type and page would be strictly more invasive. forceReplace doesn't touch full-screen matching at all. This is the minimal change.

Two notes

1. The tests assert the argument, not the behavior. TestToolMenuTest.tsx:368 now checks that {skipMatchingFullScreenRoute: true} was passed to a mocked Navigation. That pins the call site but not the outcome — if the option's semantics change in linkTo, these stay green while the bug returns. tests/navigation/ already has the harness for the real thing (TestNavigationContainer with a seeded initialState, as in NavigateTests.tsx): seed [TAB_NAVIGATOR(REPORTS_SPLIT), TEST_TOOLS_MODAL_NAVIGATOR], run the flow, assert the surviving TAB_NAVIGATOR is still REPORTS_SPLIT_NAVIGATOR. Worth adding, given the author checklist claims unit tests for the bug fix.

2. Missing platform evidence. The checklist has all five platforms ticked, but the Screenshots section only has videos for iOS: Native and MacOS: Chrome — Android: Native, Android: mWeb Chrome and iOS: mWeb Safari are empty. #100769 reproduced on Android: App specifically, so an Android Native recording is the one that matters most here.

Not a defect, just so it's on the record: after a browser refresh directly on /settings/troubleshoot/beta-overrides, back still goes to Troubleshoot, because a cold deeplink has no prior screen and has to synthesize a parent. Correct behavior, and the existing usage behaves the same way.

Web verification: ⚠️ partial

The Troubleshoot half of the test steps passes on web. The Test Tools modal half could not be driven: opening it on web requires Ctrl+D (useDebugShortcut.tsx) and the harness has no way to send a modifier-key combo; the only other trigger is a 4-finger PanResponder gesture, unusable with one pointer. So steps 2–4 are unverified by me on web, not failing — your iOS Native and MacOS Chrome recordings cover that path.

Back navigation lands on Settings > Troubleshoot

Step Status
Signed in and on the Home page (Inbox)Snapshot showed heading "Home" with tabs Home/Inbox/Spend/Workspaces/Account and Home page content.
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Open the Test Tools modal with Ctrl+D and confirm the "Beta overrides" rowNot executable: the web harness exposes no keyboard-modifier command, so Ctrl+D could not be sent. Tooling gap, not a product observation.
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Beta overrides opens in the RHP over Home, not over Settings > TroubleshootBlocked by the same Ctrl+D limitation; not exercised.
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Back arrow returns to Home, not Settings > TroubleshootBlocked by the same Ctrl+D limitation; not exercised.
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Settings > Troubleshoot > Beta overrides "View" opens the pageRHP opened with heading "Beta overrides" and the beta toggle list, Troubleshoot still visible underneath.
Beta overrides RHP opened over Settings > Troubleshoot
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Back arrow returns to Settings > TroubleshootLanded back on the Troubleshoot page with the Troubleshoot tab highlighted and the Beta overrides row visible again.
Back navigation lands on Settings > Troubleshoot
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No blank or broken layout on any reachable screen. CI is green on d7222c4 — the only failing check is Check independent approval, which is just the missing review.


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@MelvinBot fair point about the test, addressed. Please re-review

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🤖 Addressed — this is exactly the test I was asking for. No further changes needed from me.

NavigateTests.tsx:308 pins the actual regression rather than the argument: it seeds the Reports tab as active, runs the navigate, and asserts the surviving active tab is still REPORTS_SPLIT_NAVIGATOR with SCREENS.REPORT on top. If skipMatchingFullScreenRoute ever stopped being honored in linkTo, the SETTINGS_TO_RHP relation would resolve Beta overrides to Troubleshoot, the active tab would become SETTINGS_SPLIT_NAVIGATOR, and this fails.

What makes it convincing is that it pairs with NavigateTests.tsx:257 directly above it — same seeded state, same shape of assertion, but navigating without the option and asserting the tab does get swapped to SETTINGS_SPLIT_NAVIGATOR. Two tests from the same starting state with opposite outcomes is a genuine demonstration that the flag is doing the work, not just an assertion that happens to hold.

Coverage of the bug is now complete across two links, which is the right way to split it given TestToolMenu mocks Navigation wholesale:

The TestNavigationContainer.tsx registration is the necessary plumbing for the RHP stack to resolve BETA_OVERRIDES. Both files pass in CI — I confirmed PASS tests/navigation/NavigateTests.tsx and PASS tests/ui/TestToolMenuTest.tsx in the run for 0b171f4.

The red CI is not yours

test (job 1) and test (job 8) both fail on the same unrelated cause, and neither touches anything in your diff:

#100068 merged to main at 13:59 UTC — two minutes before your run started — adding addMiddleware(ReplaceOptimisticAgentAccountID) as a 16th middleware without bumping either hardcoded count. The failing assertion even names it: [Function replaceOptimisticAgentAccountID]. Your previous commit d7222c4 had all 8 test jobs green, and the only files added since are test files, which cannot change middleware registration.

Nothing for you to do here — the counts need bumping to 16 on main, and this is currently breaking every open PR. Worth a heads-up in the deploy channel if nobody has caught it yet.

Leftover nit

Android: Native now has a recording, which was the one that mattered — the issue reproduced there. Android: mWeb Chrome and iOS: mWeb Safari are still empty boxes with all five platforms ticked. Low stakes, since mWeb runs the same navigation code as the macOS Chrome recording you already attached, but the checklist and the body still disagree.

I did not re-run the web check: TestToolMenu.tsx:133 is byte-identical to what I verified last round, and the Test Tools modal path still can't be driven on web because opening it needs Ctrl+D and the harness has no way to send a modifier-key combo. A second run would reproduce the same partial result without telling either of us anything new.


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@JakubKorytko I see a similar problem

  1. Sign in and stay on the Home page
  2. Open the Test Tools modal (Cmd+D on macOS / Ctrl+D on Windows and Linux; 4-finger tap on mobile)
  3. In the "Beta overrides" row, press "View"
  4. Verify that the Beta overrides page opens in the right hand pane
  5. Reloading page
  6. You are back on the Settings > Troubleshoot
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@DylanDylann fair, fixed, please re-test

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/mountiny in version: 9.4.78-0 🚀

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🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
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No help site changes are required for this PR, so I did not create a draft PR.

This change only affects how the Beta overrides page is routed when opened from the Test Tools modal. That is a developer/QA tool, not a customer-facing feature:

  • The Beta overrides row renders behind !isProduction in src/components/TestToolMenu.tsx:126, so customers on production never see it.
  • The diff touches only routes, navigation config, the Test Tools menu, the Beta overrides page, and tests. No src/languages/* file changed, so no user-facing copy changed either.
  • Nothing under docs/articles mentions Beta overrides or Test Tools — grep -ril "beta override" and grep -ril "test tool" over docs/ both return zero matches. There is no existing article whose navigation steps would go stale.

The only troubleshooting article on the help site, General Product Troubleshooting, covers browser-level steps and the JavaScript console. It never references the in-app Troubleshoot page or any route this PR changes, so it stays accurate as written.

Because no docs PR was needed, I also skipped the HelpDot label and the assignment. If you want an article created for the Test Tools menu from scratch, say the word and I'll draft one — note it would document a non-production surface, which the help site does not currently cover anywhere.


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