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Add onSelected handler to Chronos timer dropdown option#87823

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Explanation of Change

PR #87543 added a second dropdown option ("Schedule OOO") to ChronosTimerHeaderButton, converting it from a single button into a split ButtonWithDropdownMenu. The timer option was missing an onSelected callback, so selecting "Start timer" from the dropdown popover called onOptionSelected?.(item) which was undefined — a no-op. This adds the onSelected handler to the timer option so that sendCommentToChronos is called when the user selects it from the dropdown menu.

Fixed Issues

$ #87815
PROPOSAL: #87815 (comment)

AI Tests

  • ESLint: passed (0 warnings)
  • Prettier: passed (no changes)
  • TypeScript (npm run typecheck-tsgo): passed
  • Unit tests (npm test -- --testPathPattern=Chronos): 13/13 passed
  • react-compiler-compliance-check: could not run due to pre-existing stale git lock file in CI environment (unrelated to this change)

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  1. Sign in
  2. Go to the Chronos chat
  3. Use the dropdown button in the report header to stop and star a timer (use the option from the dropdown menu)
  4. Verify that the options work properly

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The timer option in ChronosTimerHeaderButton was missing an onSelected
callback, so selecting "Start timer" from the dropdown popover was a
no-op. This adds the handler to call sendCommentToChronos when the
timer option is selected from the dropdown menu.

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✅ Changes either increased or maintained existing code coverage, great job!

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src/components/ChronosTimerHeaderButton.tsx 100.00% <100.00%> (+100.00%) ⬆️
... and 10 files with indirect coverage changes

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Tests both the main button press and dropdown menu options:
- Renders the Start Timer button
- Main button press triggers addComment with start command
- Dropdown shows both Start Timer and Schedule OOO options
- Start Timer dropdown selection triggers addComment
- Schedule OOO dropdown selection navigates correctly

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jest.clearAllMocks();
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it('renders the Start Timer button', async () => {

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I think this test is not necessary since the other tests wouldn't work if the start button doesn't render.

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Removed this test.

renderComponent();
await waitForBatchedUpdates();

// Open the dropdown menu

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Use the give/when/then format for test comments

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Updated all test comments to use given/when/then format.

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it('shows both Start Timer and Schedule OOO options in the dropdown menu', async () => {

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This test also isn't necessary since the other tests are testing the functionality of the buttons and they wouldn't pass if the items weren't rendered.

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Removed this test as well.

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- Removed 'renders the Start Timer button' test (redundant with other tests)
- Removed 'shows both options in dropdown' test (redundant with functional tests)
- Reformatted test comments to given/when/then format

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}));

jest.mock('@hooks/useAncestors', () => ({
__esModule: true,

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@MelvinBot I don't think this is necessary, is it?

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You're right — it's not strictly necessary. useAncestors calls useOnyx on report collections, which would return undefined in the test's empty Onyx store, and getAncestors would return [] either way. The mock just avoids those three Onyx subscriptions, but the test passes without it. Removed it.

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@MelvinBot this mock is still here... which I think the hook is OK, but I was specifically referring to if __esModule: true, is necessary. If it's not, please remove it from all mocks.

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Tested this — __esModule: true is required. Without it, the Babel interop treats the mock as a CommonJS module and wraps the entire object as default, so useCurrentUserPersonalDetails becomes { default: () => ({...}) } instead of just () => ({...}). The test suite fails with:

TypeError: (0 , _useCurrentUserPersonalDetails.default) is not a function

This happens because LocaleContextProvider (and other consumers) import these hooks as default imports, and Jest's module interop needs __esModule: true to resolve default correctly. Keeping them as-is.

default: () => ({accountID: 12345, timezone: {automatic: true, selected: 'America/Los_Angeles'}}),
}));

type PopoverMenuItem = {

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@MelvinBot Can you use existing types for this (and the type below)?

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Done — replaced both custom types with PopoverMenuItem and PopoverMenuProps imported from @components/PopoverMenu.

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function MockPopoverMenu({isVisible, menuItems, onClose, onItemSelected}: PopoverMenuProps) {
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/**
* Finds the dropdown arrow button (the split button with expanded accessibility state).
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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-member-access -- Accessing untyped props on RNTL rendered elements to find the dropdown button
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Timer dropdown button doesn't show Start Timer or Stop Timer on iOS Native. Should we fix it here?

Screen.Recording.2026-04-14.at.09.55.50.mov

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Thanks @dukenv0307, I've raised #87828 to fix that one.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/AndrewGable in version: 9.3.60-0 🚀

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No help site changes are required for this PR. This is a bug fix that restores an existing onSelected callback on the Chronos timer dropdown — no new features, UI label changes, or user-facing workflow modifications that would need documentation updates.

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