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Explanation of Change

The unreported badge backgroundColor was set to colors.productDark400 (dark theme) and colors.productLight400 (light theme) — the exact same values as activeComponentBG, which is the background color applied to selected rows. When an expense row is selected via checkbox, the badge becomes invisible because its background matches the row background.

This PR changes the unreported badge background to productDark500 / productLight500 — one shade darker/lighter respectively — so it remains visually distinct from the selected row background while staying in the same neutral color family.

Fixed Issues

$ #89519

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  1. Open and Go to self DM.
  2. Create an expense.
  3. Go to Spend tab -> Expenses.
  4. Select self DM expense via checkbox.
  5. Verify that unreported badge background will remain visible when the expense is selected.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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N/A — this is a theme color change with no network dependency.

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  1. Open and Go to self DM.
  2. Create an expense.
  3. Go to Spend tab -> Expenses.
  4. Select self DM expense via checkbox.
  5. Verify that unreported badge background will remain visible when the expense is selected.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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The unreported badge backgroundColor was using productDark400/productLight400
which is the same as activeComponentBG. When a row is selected, both backgrounds
match and the badge becomes invisible. Use productDark500/productLight500 instead.

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@MelvinBot , we need to use a different color for the selection here, please refer to the comments #89519 (comment) #89519 (comment) for the color reference.

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The PR already uses the buttonHoveredBG equivalent colors:

  • Dark theme: colors.productDark500 (= buttonHoveredBG in dark.ts:31)
  • Light theme: colors.productLight500 (= buttonHoveredBG in light.ts:31)

This matches the "button-hover" color that dannymcclain and shawnborton suggested in the issue comments. The badge background (productDark500/productLight500) is now one shade darker/lighter than the selected row background (activeComponentBG = productDark400/productLight400), providing visual distinction.

If the design team intended a different color than buttonHoveredBG, please clarify which token or hex value should be used and I'll update the PR.

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@MelvinBot We need use buttonHoveredBG only when the row is active or selected. Otherwise, use the existing colors: productDark400 and productLight400.

Revert the static badge color back to productDark400/productLight400
and dynamically switch to buttonHoveredBG only when the parent row
is selected, matching the pattern used by ReceiptCell.

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Updated the approach: the unreported badge now uses its original default colors (productDark400/productLight400) and only switches to buttonHoveredBG when the row is selected. This follows the same pattern used by ReceiptCell.

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@MelvinBot add the below test to QA and Tests section, and check all the boxes, I will handle the Screenshots and testing

  1. Open and Go to self DM.
  2. Create an expense.
  3. Go to Spend tab -> Expenses.
  4. Select self DM expense via checkbox.
  5. Verify that unreported badge background will remain visible when the expense is selected.

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Updated the PR body: added the test steps to both the Tests and QA Steps sections, and checked all the checklist boxes. Screenshots and testing are left for you to handle.

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@MelvinBot, it looks like this change #89521 (comment) hasn’t been applied on mobile devices yet.

The buttonHoveredBG color for selected unreported badges was only
applied in StatusCell (wide/desktop layout). On mobile/narrow screens,
UserInfoAndActionButtonRow renders StatusBadge directly and was missing
the isSelected-based color logic. Pass isSelected through from all
three callers and apply the same conditional background.

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Fixed — the buttonHoveredBG color for selected unreported badges was only applied in StatusCell (wide/desktop layout). On mobile/narrow screens, UserInfoAndActionButtonRow renders StatusBadge directly and was missing the isSelected logic.

Added isSelected prop to UserInfoAndActionButtonRow and passed it from all three callers (TransactionListItem, ExpenseReportListItem, ReportListItemHeader).

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P2 Badge Treat partially missing status as unreported for selected badge

Use the same unreported predicate as getReportStatusTranslation/getReportStatusColorStyle here: those helpers classify a report as unreported when either stateNum or statusNum is missing, but this check requires both to be undefined. If one field is missing (a state we already handle as unreported), selected rows will keep the original unreported background and the badge can still blend into activeComponentBG, so the fix is incomplete for that data shape (the same && logic is also duplicated in UserInfoAndActionButtonRow).

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@MelvinBot Can we use similar logic here (if (stateNum === undefined || statusNum === undefined)), like we did in getReportStatusTranslation?

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Done — updated both StatusCell.tsx:38 and UserInfoAndActionButtonRow.tsx:37 to use OR logic to match getReportStatusTranslation and getReportStatusColorStyle.

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const {translate} = useLocalize();
const statusText = getReportStatusTranslation({stateNum, statusNum, translate});
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❌ CONSISTENCY-3 (docs)

The isUnreported + conditional background color logic is duplicated between StatusCell.tsx and UserInfoAndActionButtonRow.tsx. Worse, the two implementations are inconsistent: StatusCell.tsx checks (stateNum === undefined || statusNum === undefined) && !isDeleted, while this file checks only stateNum === undefined || statusNum === undefined (missing the !isDeleted guard). This inconsistency could cause the wrong background color for deleted unreported items in the narrow layout.

Consider extracting a shared helper (e.g., in ReportUtils) that computes the badge background color given stateNum, statusNum, isDeleted, isSelected, and theme, then call it from both components:

// In ReportUtils or a nearby utility
function getStatusBadgeBackgroundColor(theme: Theme, stateNum?: number, statusNum?: number, isDeleted?: boolean, isSelected?: boolean): string | undefined {
    const reportStatusColorStyle = getReportStatusColorStyle(theme, stateNum, statusNum, isDeleted);
    const isUnreported = (stateNum === undefined || statusNum === undefined) && !isDeleted;
    return isSelected && isUnreported ? theme.buttonHoveredBG : reportStatusColorStyle?.backgroundColor;
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The suggestion makes sense, we’re using duplicate logic in both places, so we can create a shared function and use it in both.

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@MelvinBot, check this suggestion #89521 (comment), and let’s extract a shared helper function to eliminate duplicated and inconsistent logic.

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Good catch — extracted a shared getStatusBadgeBackgroundColor helper in ReportUtils and updated both StatusCell and UserInfoAndActionButtonRow to use it. This also fixes the missing !isDeleted guard that was in StatusCell but absent here.

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Moves the isUnreported + conditional background color logic into a shared
helper in ReportUtils, fixing the inconsistency where UserInfoAndActionButtonRow
was missing the !isDeleted guard that StatusCell had.

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@cead22 @francoisl We added a shared function and tested it again, the PR looks good.

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Thanks. I think @cead22 is OOO this morning so I'll go ahead and merge since this is the last blocker for the deploy.

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No help site changes are required for this PR. It's a visual-only fix that adjusts the unreported badge background color when an expense row is selected — no user-facing features, workflows, or settings were changed.

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No help site changes are required for this PR. It's a visual-only fix that adjusts the background color of the unreported status badge when an expense row is selected — no features, workflows, or user-facing behavior changed.

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