Details

1. Remove all use of NewRequestAmountPage
2. Use IOURequestStepAmount for both create and edit case
3. Add action param for the route of IOURequestStepAmount
4. EditRequestAmountPage will be removed after removing all use of EditRequestPage

Fixed Issues

$ #34614
PROPOSAL: #34614 (comment)

Tests

• Create and edit request flow

1. Verify that NewRequestAmountPage is removed with the route, screen, and all use of this page in the app
2. Create a request money with any amount
3. Go to the transaction thread report
4. Verify that the amount is displayed correctly
5. Click on the amount to edit
6. Verify that the route has this format :action/:iouType/amount:transactionID/:reportID and action param in URL is edit
7. Edit the amount and verify that amount is edited successfully

• Create and edit split flow

1. Verify that NewRequestAmountPage is removed with the route, screen, and all use of this page in the app
2. Create a split scan request with an invalid receipt
3. Go to the split bill detail page
4. Click on the amount to edit
5. Verify that the route has this format :action/:iouType/amount:transactionID/:reportID and action param in URL is edit
6. Edit the amount and verify that the amount is edited successfully

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as above

QA Steps

• Create and edit request flow

1. Verify that NewRequestAmountPage is removed with the route, screen, and all use of this page in the app
2. Create a request money with any amount
3. Go to the transaction thread report
4. Verify that the amount is displayed correctly
5. Click on the amount to edit
6. Verify that the route has this format :action/:iouType/amount:transactionID/:reportID and action param in URL is edit
7. Edit the amount and verify that amount is edited successfully

• Create and edit split flow

1. Verify that NewRequestAmountPage is removed with the route, screen, and all use of this page in the app
2. Create a split scan request with an invalid receipt
3. Go to the split bill detail page
4. Click on the amount to edit
5. Verify that the route has this format :action/:iouType/amount:transactionID/:reportID and action param in URL is edit
6. Edit the amount and verify that the amount is edited successfully

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

PR Author Checklist

• I linked the correct issue in the ### Fixed Issues section above
• I wrote clear testing steps that cover the changes made in this PR
  • I added steps for local testing in the Tests section
  • I added steps for the expected offline behavior in the Offline steps section
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