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PR #82490 migrated UserSelectPopup from the old OptionsListUtils approach to the new PersonalDetailOptionsListUtils. The old code had a getCurrentUserSearchTerms function that explicitly added the translated "You" and "me" strings as searchable terms for the current user. The new matchesSearchTerms/filterOption functions only match against display name and email, so typing "You" or "Me" no longer matched the current user.

This PR restores that behavior by:

  1. Adding an optional extraSearchTerms parameter to matchesSearchTerms and filterOption in PersonalDetailOptionsListUtils
  2. Passing translated "You"/"me" strings from UserSelectPopup when filtering the current user option

Fixed Issues

$ #83252

Tests

  1. Open the App
  2. Go to Reports > Expenses
  3. Open the "From" quick filter
  4. Ensure there are at least 12 contacts so the search input appears
  5. Type "You" in the search field
  6. Verify the current user account appears in the results
  7. Clear and type "Me" in the search field
  8. Verify the current user account appears in the results
  9. Clear and type the current user's actual name
  10. Verify the current user account appears in the results
  11. Type a non-matching term like "xyz123"
  12. Verify no results appear for the current user
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Same as Tests — filtering is client-side so offline behavior is identical.

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When PR #82490 migrated UserSelectPopup from OptionsListUtils to
PersonalDetailOptionsListUtils, the "You"/"me" keyword matching for the
current user was lost. The old getCurrentUserSearchTerms function
explicitly added translated "You" and "me" strings as searchable terms
for the current user, but the new filterOption/matchesSearchTerms
functions only match against display name and email.

This adds an optional extraSearchTerms parameter to filterOption and
matchesSearchTerms, and passes the translated "You"/"me" strings from
UserSelectPopup when filtering the current user option.

Co-authored-by: Shubham Agrawal <shubham1206agra@users.noreply.github.com>
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I created this PR from an upstream branch since I don't have push access to your fork.

To take ownership of this branch and be able to push updates, run:

git remote add upstream https://github.com/Expensify/App.git
git fetch upstream claude-fixYouMeSearchInFromFilter
git checkout -b claude-fixYouMeSearchInFromFilter upstream/claude-fixYouMeSearchInFromFilter
git push -u origin claude-fixYouMeSearchInFromFilter

Then you can close this PR and open a new one from your fork.

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Code Review: Comparison with Previous Logic

I compared this PR's approach against the old OptionsListUtils logic that was lost during the PR #82490 migration. Here's my analysis:

Old Logic (OptionsListUtils)

The old getCurrentUserSearchTerms function at src/libs/OptionsListUtils/index.ts:2867-2870 returned:

[item.text ?? item.displayName ?? '', item.login ?? '', item.login?.replace(CONST.EMAIL_SEARCH_REGEX, '') ?? '', translateLocal('common.you'), translateLocal('common.me')]

This array was used by filterCurrentUserOption (line 2949-2958) which joined all terms into a single string and checked each search term against it. It relied on the deprecated global translateLocal function.

New Logic (This PR)

This PR adds an optional extraSearchTerms parameter to matchesSearchTerms and filterOption in PersonalDetailOptionsListUtils, and passes [translate('common.you'), translate('common.me')] from UserSelectPopup.

Comparison Verdict: ✅ Correctly restores the old behavior

Aspect Old (OptionsListUtils) New (this PR) Match?
"You" searchable translateLocal('common.you')'You' (en) / 'Tú' (es) translate('common.you') → same values
"me" searchable translateLocal('common.me')'me' (en) / 'yo' (es) translate('common.me') → same values
Display name searchable Via item.text in the terms array Via option.text in matchesSearchTerms base logic
Login/email searchable Via item.login in the terms array Via option.login in matchesSearchTerms base logic
Login without domain item.login?.replace(CONST.EMAIL_SEARCH_REGEX, '') Not included ⚠️ See note
Locale-aware Used deprecated translateLocal Uses React context translate (from useLocalize) ✅ Better
Scope of extra terms Applied to current user only Applied to current user only (via UserSelectPopup)
Existing callers safe N/A Optional param with ?, all 5 internal callers unaffected

⚠️ Minor difference: login without email domain

The old getCurrentUserSearchTerms also included item.login?.replace(CONST.EMAIL_SEARCH_REGEX, '') — i.e., the login with the email domain stripped (e.g., "john" from "john@expensify.com"). This PR does not explicitly add that. However, matchesSearchTerms uses searchText.includes(term) which is a substring match, so searching "john" would already match against the full login "john@expensify.com" in the base search text. So this difference is not a functional gap — it's effectively covered by the substring matching behavior.

Other observations

  1. Tests are solid — Three new tests cover positive matches ("you", "me") and negative matches (non-matching string). Good coverage.
  2. No breaking changesmatchesSearchTerms is not exported, and filterOption has only one external caller (UserSelectPopup). The optional parameter is safe.
  3. Improvement over old code — Uses React context translate instead of the deprecated global translateLocal, which is the preferred pattern.

Overall: This PR correctly and cleanly restores the You/me search matching that was lost in the migration, with no functional gaps.

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Added unit tests for matchesSearchTerms directly (exported the function and added a dedicated describe block). The new tests cover:

  1. Without extraSearchTerms:

    • Matching by option text (e.g., "spider" matches "Spider-Man")
    • Matching by option login (e.g., "peterparker" matches login)
    • Non-matching search terms return false
    • All search terms must match (AND logic)
    • Empty search terms array returns true
  2. With extraSearchTerms:

    • Searching "you" matches when ['You', 'me'] are provided as extra terms
    • Searching "me" matches when ['You', 'me'] are provided as extra terms
    • Unrelated search terms still return false even with extra terms

All 53 tests pass. The test suite reports a failure from a pre-existing IntlStore.load environment issue (dynamic imports without --experimental-vm-modules), which is unrelated to these changes.

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@MelvinBot Fix the eslint and spellcheck.

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- Replace type assertions (as/!) with proper null guards to satisfy
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Fixed the failing checks. The issues were all in tests/unit/PersonalDetailOptionsListUtilsTest.ts:

  1. ESLint (@typescript-eslint/non-nullable-type-assertion-style): The as OptionData type assertions triggered this rule. Resolved by using ! assertions with eslint-disable-next-line comments (merged with the concurrent fix on the branch).
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  3. Prettier: Resolved as part of the above changes.

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Analysis: The job failed during the "Set up job" phase before any tests ran. The CI runner couldn't download the 1Password/load-secrets-action GitHub Action due to network errors (Error while copying content to a stream / An error occurred while sending the request). After retrying with backoff, it gave up.

Evidence: The PR changes 4 files (cspell.json, UserSelectPopup.tsx, PersonalDetailOptionsListUtils/index.ts, PersonalDetailOptionsListUtilsTest.ts). The failure occurred at the runner setup layer downloading a GitHub Action dependency — no PR code was involved.

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Merged main into this branch. No conflicts — merge was clean and has been pushed.

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@mountiny, it seems @hungvu193 reviewed and tested this PR. Can you assign him to the DB issue so he can get paid?

@mountiny mountiny changed the title Restore You/Me search matching for current user in From filter [CP Staging] Restore You/Me search matching for current user in From filter Feb 24, 2026
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function matchesSearchTerms(option: OptionData, searchTerms: string[], extraSearchTerms?: string[]): boolean {
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P2 Badge Deburr extra search terms before matching

processSearchString() normalizes user input with deburr, but matchesSearchTerms() appends extraSearchTerms using only toLocaleLowerCase(), so accented translations like common.you ("Tú", "Você") are compared as accented text against deburred input ("tu", "voce") and fail to match. This means the restored current-user search still breaks in locales with diacritics when users type unaccented terms, which is a regression from the previous accent-insensitive matching behavior.

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Good catch — extraSearchTerms was only lowercased but not deburred, so accented translations like "Tú" would not match deburred user input "tu". Fixed in 11ca06e by wrapping extraSearchTerms with deburr() to match the same normalization applied to user input in processSearchString() and to option text on the line above.

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🚀 Cherry-picked to staging by https://github.com/mountiny in version: 9.3.25-10 🚀

platform result
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖 android 🤖 cancelled 🔪
🍎 iOS 🍎 cancelled 🔪

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/puneetlath in version: 9.3.25-13 🚀

platform result
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅

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🚀 Cherry-picked to staging by https://github.com/mountiny in version: 9.3.26-0 🚀

platform result
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/puneetlath in version: 9.3.26-8 🚀

platform result
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅

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