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[No QA] test: add unit tests for useMoneyRequestReportScroll - #102002

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Explanation of Change

Follow-up to #100033, answering this review question: #100033 (comment)

Adds tests/unit/useMoneyRequestReportScrollTest.tsx — 24 cases covering the scroll logic useMoneyRequestReportScroll owns, which so far was only exercised by manual QA steps:

  • Bottom-offset math — the contentHeight - layoutHeight - scrollY measurement, the ACTION_VISIBLE_THRESHOLD flag the caller uses, and the offset shared through ActionListContext (which is what decides whether incoming messages auto-scroll).
  • Deferred mark-as-read — scrollToLatestMessages must not mark the report read; that happens only once a scroll event reports the list actually landed, and is cancelled if the user drags away first.
  • Stick-to-bottom — re-pinning while deferred content settles, its expiry, and the cancel-on-drag path.
  • Own-comment autoscroll — own comment jumps, someone else's comment does not, a non-comment action does not, plus the pending-action path where the action is not in the rendered data yet when the event arrives.
  • AgentZero thinking indicator — reveals the footer indicator once per run rather than once per label change, and not at all while the user is reading higher up.
  • Teardown — pending timeouts cleared and the subscribeToNewActionEvent subscription released.

No product code changes. The mocks assert that the hook asks the list to scroll to the last item; whether the list visually lands at the bottom without a blank region is FlashList behavior that stays manual QA — it is exactly why the hook uses scrollToIndex over scrollToEnd, and the wiring for that choice is covered by the autoscroll-wiring case.

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$ #99919
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Tests

  1. Run npx jest tests/unit/useMoneyRequestReportScrollTest.tsx
  2. Verify all 24 cases pass

Offline tests

Not applicable — test-only change, no product code ships.

QA Steps

No QA — test-only change with no runtime effect.

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  • I linked the correct issue in the ### Fixed Issues section above
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  • If a new code pattern is added I verified it was agreed to be used by multiple Expensify engineers — the mocking shape follows useReportActionsScrollTest.tsx, useMoneyRequestReportPaginationTest.ts and useReportUnreadMessageScrollTrackingTest.ts
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@sosek108 sosek108 changed the title test: add unit tests for useMoneyRequestReportScroll [No QA] test: add unit tests for useMoneyRequestReportScroll Sep 23, 2026
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