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fix: Tab bar remains visible when opening search from Reports page (mobile)#88726

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Explanation of Change

Fixed Issues

$ #88724
PROPOSAL:

Tests

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as QA Steps

QA Steps

  1. Open the application on a mobile device.
  2. Navigate to Reports.
  3. Tap the search input field.
  4. Verify that the navigation bar is hidden while the search route is open.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Android: Native
android.hybrid.mp4
Android: mWeb Chrome
android.chrome.mp4
iOS: Native
ios.hybrid.mp4
iOS: mWeb Safari
ios.safari.mp4
MacOS: Chrome / Safari
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@dmkt9 It looks good to me, but won’t this cause the tab bar to flicker in the flow: inbox → report → report details (RHP) → go to workspace? We should end up on the workspace initial page with the tab navigation bar without any flickering of the tab nav bar.

I would also make sure there’s no flicker between tabs when quickly switching screens.

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dmkt9 commented Apr 24, 2026

@dmkt9 It looks good to me, but won’t this cause the tab bar to flicker in the flow: inbox → report → report details (RHP) → go to workspace? We should end up on the workspace initial page with the tab navigation bar without any flickering of the tab nav bar.

I would also make sure there’s no flicker between tabs when quickly switching screens.

@sumo-slonik Let me check. But I don't think it will, because the changes don't affect that flow.

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dmkt9 commented Apr 24, 2026

@sumo-slonik I found a bug where the navigation bar disappears after the workspace route finishes loading. Is this the bug you referred to? It occurs independently of this PR:

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I found a bug where the navigation bar disappears after the workspace route finishes loading. Is this the bug you referred to? It occurs independently of this PR:

Could you check whether this was also happening on the ad hoc build from the PR to the tab navigator? I think it was working correctly there.

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dmkt9 commented Apr 24, 2026

I found a bug where the navigation bar disappears after the workspace route finishes loading. Is this the bug you referred to? It occurs independently of this PR:

Could you check whether this was also happening on the ad hoc build from the PR to the tab navigator? I think it was working correctly there.

Yes, I can reproduce the issue on that ad hoc build

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I was pretty sure it wasn’t reproducing. In that case, it looks like we may need to show the tab nav bar not only in src/components/Navigation/TabBarBottomContent/index.native.tsx, but also in the non-native implementation (src/components/Navigation/TabBarBottomContent/index.tsx) instead of returning return <View style={styles.bottomTabBarSpacer} />;.

Could you add that to the PR as well? Once that’s in, I think the PR should be ready to merge.

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I was pretty sure it wasn’t reproducing. In that case, it looks like we may need to show the tab nav bar not only in src/components/Navigation/TabBarBottomContent/index.native.tsx, but also in the non-native implementation (src/components/Navigation/TabBarBottomContent/index.tsx) instead of returning return <View style={styles.bottomTabBarSpacer} />;.

Could you add that to the PR as well? Once that’s in, I think the PR should be ready to merge.

It seems to me that now we may not need to split this component into native and web anymore.

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dmkt9 commented Apr 25, 2026

I was pretty sure it wasn’t reproducing. In that case, it looks like we may need to show the tab nav bar not only in src/components/Navigation/TabBarBottomContent/index.native.tsx, but also in the non-native implementation (src/components/Navigation/TabBarBottomContent/index.tsx) instead of returning return <View style={styles.bottomTabBarSpacer} />;.
Could you add that to the PR as well? Once that’s in, I think the PR should be ready to merge.

It seems to me that now we may not need to split this component into native and web anymore.

@sumo-slonik I have updated that in commit 90ed716

However, the issue I previously reported still persists even after applying your patch. Should I report it as a separate issue, as it seems unrelated to this one?

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