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Explanation of Change

Previous PR was reverted #94804 with next DB:
#94741
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#94751
#94753

This PR reworks how a report opens at a linked/unread message. It replaces the old data-slicing approach (useFlashListScrollKey, which sliced data so the target landed at the visual bottom of the inverted list) with a native FlashList positioning approach using initialScrollIndex + initialScrollIndexParams.viewPosition.

Key changes:

  • New flash-list patch (+013) — adds viewPosition support to initialScrollIndexParams (mirrors scrollToIndex), anchors the first painted frame at the target position (avoids the jump), adds a bottom-crop hint for inverted lists, widens recomputeLayouts range, and makes the deferred re-scroll read the latest offset (fixes stale-offset snap-back).
  • useReportActionsScroll now owns mount positioning and returns initialScrollIndex, initialScrollIndexParams, and maintainVisibleContentPosition. For a linked message it scrolls the target to the top (viewPosition: 1) with a LINKED_MESSAGE_OFFSET (40px) so the preceding message is partly visible.
  • Pill visibility tracking is skipped during the initial linked-message positioning so intermediate scroll frames don't flash the floating message counter. Once positioning settles, tracking is re-enabled and pill visibility is recomputed.

Cleanup enabled by the new approach:

  • Removed useFlashListScrollKey and simplified InvertedFlashList
  • Removed the actionIndexMap workaround in ReportActionsList — since the data is no longer sliced, FlashList's provided index is correct for displayAsGroup.

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$ #92152
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  1. Open a chat with unread messages -> make sure first undread message is displayed at top of the chat
  2. Open a chat -> copy link to any message -> open copied link in new tab -> make sure linked message is displayed at top of the chat
  3. Open a chat -> go to the thread of any message -> tap on the header to return back -> see the message is linked and displayed at top
  4. Open a chat with RGB action -> see the message with action is displayed at top of the chat.
  5. Open a chat without new/linked messages -> scroll to the top so Latest messages pill appears. Copy link of any visible message. Open the copied link. Make sure the Latest messages pill displays and does not flicker.

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+ const initialScrollIndexParams = this.propsRef.initialScrollIndexParams;
+ const viewPosition = initialScrollIndexParams === null || initialScrollIndexParams === void 0 ? void 0 : initialScrollIndexParams.viewPosition;

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P2 Badge Apply viewOffset to the initial anchor

This initial-render adjustment reads only viewPosition, but applyInitialScrollIndex later adds initialScrollIndexParams.viewOffset before doing the corrective scrollToOffset. ReportActionsList now passes {viewPosition: 1, viewOffset: CONST.REPORT.ACTIONS.LINKED_MESSAGE_OFFSET}, so opening a linked/unread message first paints at one offset and then snaps 40px on the correction, reintroducing the visible jump this patch is trying to avoid. Include the same viewOffset in initialItemOffset before assigning engagedIndicesTracker.scrollOffset.

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I'm not sure we need this change here.

applyInitialScrollAdjustment (this code) and applyInitialScrollIndex do two different jobs:

  • applyInitialScrollAdjustment sets engagedIndicesTracker.scrollOffset, which only feeds computeVisibleIndices — i.e. it decides which cells get rendered, not the on-screen scroll position. That window is expanded by drawDistance, so a 40px viewOffset difference stays well within the buffer and renders the same cells either way.
  • applyInitialScrollIndex is what actually positions the content via scrollToOffset. It runs in onCommitLayoutEffect and it does include viewOffset. So the first painted frame is already at the correct offset; there's no "paint then snap 40px"

This asymmetry is also the pre-existing upstream design: before this patch, applyInitialScrollAdjustment had no initialScrollIndexParams handling at all, while applyInitialScrollIndex has always applied viewOffset. The anchor only needs to be "close enough" to render the right cells; the controller needs the exact offset because it sets the visible position.

// the target item's position. Reading before recompute would capture a
// stale offset, causing the wrong items to be rendered.
- this.layoutManager.recomputeLayouts(0, initialScrollIndex);
+ this.layoutManager.recomputeLayouts(0, this.getDataLength() - 1);

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P2 Badge Avoid recomputing every row for initial scrolls

Changing this to this.getDataLength() - 1 makes every FlashList with initialScrollIndex recompute layouts for the entire dataset during mount, not only report links. I checked existing callers such as src/components/LHNOptionsList/LHNOptionsList.tsx, where web restores the saved LHN scroll with initialScrollIndex; on accounts with large report lists this turns reopening the LHN into an O(n) layout pass before first paint even when the saved index is near the top. Limit the widened range to the linked-message/viewPosition path or to the indices needed to calculate the target.

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This change intentionally matches the upstream fix Shopify/flash-list#2318, you can check for more details there. Narrowing the range would also bring back the bug this fixes: stopping at initialScrollIndex leaves the layout table non-monotonic, so the binary search resolves to the wrong item.

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# Conflicts:
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🤖 Code review — this is a clean, well-structured refactor. Moving mount positioning into useReportActionsScroll and using native initialScrollIndex + viewPosition (instead of slicing data in useFlashListScrollKey) is the right direction, and deleting the actionIndexMap workaround is a nice simplification now that FlashList's index is trustworthy again. Checks are green and all three review passes (Codex ×2 + aimane-chnaif) are engaged. Below are a few things worth confirming before merge, given this replaces the reverted #94804 that produced 4 DBs.

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  1. Linked message at index 0 gets no top-positioning. useReportActionsScroll.ts:406-412 uses targetIndex > 0, so when the linked/unread action is the newest one (index 0 in the inverted list) it falls through and stays at the bottom rather than being pinned to the top with viewPosition: 1. This matches the old useFlashListScrollKey (targetIndex <= 0 early-return), so it looks intentional — just confirm that "link to the very latest message → it sits at the bottom" is the desired UX and not a case that should land at top.

  2. recomputeLayouts widened to the full data range. The patch changes recomputeLayouts(0, initialScrollIndex)recomputeLayouts(0, this.getDataLength() - 1), so every item's layout is (re)computed synchronously on mount. Correct for accurate positioning, but on a very long report this is more work on the mount path. branch-perf-tests passed and the author checked the high-traffic-account box — worth a sanity check that opening a linked message deep in a large report (thousands of actions) doesn't regress mount time.

  3. Hardcoded item-padding assumptions in the patch. The bottom-crop block assumes 8px bottom padding (hiddenPortion <= 8) and a CROP_OFFSET = 10. These degrade gracefully (worst case: no crop hint), but they silently couple the vendored patch to ReportActionsList item styling — if that padding ever changes, the "more content below" affordance quietly stops working. Consider a code comment cross-referencing the source of the 8px value so a future styling change doesn't leave this stale.

  4. maintainVisibleContentPosition is now always a defined object. Previously this prop could be undefined; now useReportActionsScroll.ts:415-418 always returns {disabled: true, ...}. Just confirm FlashList treats {disabled: true} identically to the prop being absent (it should, but it's a behavioral edge worth a moment since MVCP pinning was central to the reverted approach).

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The main risk here is platform-specific FlashList positioning behavior — exactly what bit #94804. The 4 prior DBs (#94741, #94745, #94751, #94753) should be explicitly re-verified on native iOS/Android + mWeb, not just desktop web, since the deleted two-frame RAF handoff was platform-sensitive. The PR includes videos across platforms, so this is largely covered — flagging it as the area to weight QA toward.

Nothing here is blocking from a code-correctness standpoint; #1 and #4 are the two I'd want an explicit answer on before merge.

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const shouldFocusToTopOnMount = shouldBeAlignedToTop && !initialScrollKey;
const [shouldAutoscrollToBottom, setShouldAutoscrollToBottom] = useState(shouldFocusToTopOnMount);
const [shouldDisablePillTracking, setShouldDisablePillTracking] = useState(!!initialScrollKey);

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P3 Badge Reset linked-scroll pill suppression when the anchor changes

When the same report screen instance is reused and reportActionID/the unread anchor changes, the FlashList is remounted via its key, but this state initializer does not run again after the prior onLoad set the value back to false. In that in-app deep-link/unread-navigation path the new initial initialScrollIndex positioning runs with pill tracking enabled, so intermediate scroll/content events can show the latest-messages pill again even though this change is meant to suppress that flicker during initial linked-message positioning.

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I've tested different scenarios, and haven't found a case when the anchor changes without a report change (remount). Even if I deep-link to another message in the same report, the whole page is remounted.
@aimane-chnaif do you have any flow like this in mind?

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Confirmed skeleton issues are not reproducible

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iOS flicker:

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Android not working well for report preview: (around 20-22s)

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Thank you! I'll prioritize it all on Monday!

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@aimane-chnaif, can you please try now and let me know if the flicker on iOS is fixed for you?
Also, I wan't able to repro issue on android, does it still repro? If so, can you please add me to this workspace?

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@VickyStash what is test email to invite?

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Please, add viktoryia.kliushun+a@callstack.com

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Please, add viktoryia.kliushun+a@callstack.com

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@aimane-chnaif It works as expected for me in the current PR state:

Monosnap.screencast.2026-07-06.14-53-38.mp4

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Regarding removing the custom drawDistance flag (4ae29e2):

  • it fixes some jumps on native, as it less content to measure at once
  • it improves performance (current branch with vs without custom drawDistance):
image image - Similar updates were already done through the app for performance gains:

#82378
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But it can potentially cause white spaces during quick scrolling (and it's mentioned in similar PRs too)

Maybe we can try to ship it as a small separate PR.

cc @mountiny for opinion

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Yeah I like keeping that separate

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# Conflicts:
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@aimane-chnaif It works as expected for me in the current PR state:

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Works fine in latest codebase

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@aimane-chnaif What about iOS flicker?

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But bad flicker when scrolling down

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@aimane-chnaif What about iOS flicker?

Flicker not happening but instead bad scrolling and content blank issue as you reported

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@aimane-chnaif I've applied a little different fix, please, let me know what you think 🙏

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🚧 mountiny has triggered a test Expensify/App build. You can view the workflow run here.

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