Publish now still works exactly as before (default action), but a coach
can also pick a future date/time -- events.services.lineup.
schedule_lineup_publish sets Lineup.scheduled_publish_at, and a new
periodic task (events.tasks.publish_scheduled_lineups, every 15 minutes)
publishes it once that time arrives via the same publish_lineup used for a
manual publish, so selection/Attendance/notifications all work identically
either way. A pending schedule can be cancelled or published early from the
same screen.
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Matches the plain calendar row exactly now (no icon there either) -- the
referee accent colour is the only thing that should set it apart, not a
different shape. Also truncates the title to one line instead of wrapping,
same as every other row's own title.
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A member excluded from an event's Attendance sync by an open onboarding
requirement (events.services.attendance.effective_members) previously just
never saw that event anywhere -- no row, no explanation. Two new read-side
functions mirror that exclusion instead of hiding it: club.services.
onboarding.open_requirements_blocking (per-member, "why") and events.
services.attendance.blocked_upcoming_events_for_member (which of their
upcoming events are affected).
The Calendar now shows those events as a distinct muted "Blocked" row
naming the outstanding requirement, and the event detail page shows a
"Can't sign up yet" card for the same reason -- no RSVP buttons, no lineup/
referee actions, just the explanation. Write-side blocking (who actually
gets an Attendance row, who a coach can select) is untouched.
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The app shell now scrolls as one page (body/document) instead of boxing
content inside an inner overflow-auto <main> under a fixed header/tab bar --
header and tab bar are sticky instead, which reads as a single intuitive
scroll (most noticeable on Calendar's long agenda) and, as a side effect,
means htmx's boosted-navigation scroll-to-top actually resets what the user
sees. The inner "This week"/"Today" sticky sub-headers are no longer sticky
themselves, since they'd otherwise collide with the now-sticky app header.
Event detail also shows the same referee Accept/Decline card the Calendar
row offers, for a signed-in account with a pending or accepted sign-up on
that game -- not just on the Calendar. Both the calendar row's and the
event page's Accept/Decline forms are now htmx-boosted (no hx-boost="false")
since neither is Alpine-toggled, so a response no longer forces a full page
reload.
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"1 hour, 20 minutes ago" ran long and ate into the body text's width now
that it's no longer truncated -- a compact two-line HH:MM/date column
(same shape as the calendar row's own day/date marker) fixes that.
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Creating (or re-teaming) a home game for a club-managed team now auto-
invites every eligible referee (teams.RefereeProfile) via a new
RefereeSignup model, notifying them the same way news/events already do.
They see it as its own distinct row on the mobile Calendar (own accent
colour) and can accept or decline right there -- accepting routes through
the existing capacity-checked assign_referee (assigned_by=None marks it
self-service), so it lands as a real EventReferee row with no separate sync
step. The desktop referee-management screen and event detail page both
surface pending invites and flag self-signed-up referees distinctly from
admin assignments.
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Coach mode's line-up screen no longer has lines/slots -- just a yes/no
toggle per available roster player, grouped by their roster position, both
in coach mode and on the published member-side view. Replaces LineupUnit/
LineupSlot with a single LineupSelection model.
Notifications now show their full body text (no more truncatechars) and the
unread colour bar spans the full row height via self-stretch, matching the
calendar row's own marker, so it still reads correctly once a body wraps to
several lines.
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The "are you in?" subtext and the In/Out button labels were both dim
grey (text-on-dark-dim/text-on-dark) against a photo backdrop -- bumped
to white, and gave both buttons a shared border (border-white/30) for
definition against the image, same colour on both so they read as a
matched pair.
The Out reason step (label, textarea, Cancel/Confirm) used to be loose
floating controls directly on the photo -- now wrapped in one bordered/
backed panel (same border colour as the In/Out pair) so it reads as one
cohesive control instead of scattered text and buttons.
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Attendance.note already existed but nothing wrote to it. Picking "Out"
anywhere (Home's hero, Coach Today's "Also yours", event_detail's per-
person answers) now opens an optional reason field before submitting,
via an Alpine two-step within the same form rather than a separate
confirmation screen. EventDetailView.post stores it only when the status
is actually "absent", and clears it the moment someone flips back to
In/Maybe -- a stale "sick" note under a since-changed answer would just
be confusing.
Private by construction, not by a permission check: nothing anywhere
renders another member's own note -- the squad-response view stays
counts-only like it already was. The only two places that read it back
are this member/family's own "Your answers" card and Coach mode's bench
attendance screen, both already scoped to people the viewer has a real
claim on.
Also, on the shared hero In/Out buttons (Home + Coach Today): dropped the
green "In" styling -- nobody's answered yet at that point, so a green
default misleadingly read as an already-recorded answer -- and added
min-w-0 to both buttons so flex-1 actually splits the row evenly; a
longer label's own intrinsic width was winning it a bigger share
otherwise.
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The previous turn's all-ice-blue header wasn't what the design doc actually
called for -- its own text is explicit: "the role switcher with Coach
active (bg-ice)", i.e. the accent belongs on the switcher's active segment,
not the header background. Reverted .coach-header to dark ink (matching
Member mode's own navy) and added .role-switcher-item-active-ice (bg-ice/
ice-ink) for just the Manager pill, leaving Member mode's own white/ink
active state untouched. All the header_extra text this touched (Attendance,
Line-up) reverts to white/on-dark to match.
Fixed the switcher jumping position between modes: both shells' top info
row now carries the same min-h-11 (previously only implicit in the member
header, via its bell button's own height), and the switcher sits directly
below that row in both -- the coach header's team-picker pill row (multi-
team accounts) now renders *after* the switcher instead of before it, so
its conditional presence can't shift the switcher down anymore.
Tab bar order swapped per feedback -- Today / Squad / Schedule / [+],
not Today / Squad / [+] / Schedule -- the "+" reads better as the last,
most prominent item than sandwiched in the middle.
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Reworks the coach shell per feedback that the previous dark-ink header
didn't read as visually distinct from Member mode's own navy header, and
that the rounded "sheet overlaps header" treatment wasn't landing:
- .coach-header is now solid ice-blue (--color-ice, never club-themed --
Coach mode's own signature colour) with --color-ice-ink foreground text,
instead of dark ink with white text. Every header_extra block across the
coach templates (attendance, lineup) is recoloured to match.
- .coach-sheet drops the 20px rounded-top/negative-margin overlap -- flush
edge-to-edge below the header now, same join the member shell already uses.
- The header's "Head coach" label was hardcoded regardless of the account's
actual role -- CoachScopeMixin now resolves active_team_role from the
person's own current-season StaffAssignment.position on the active team,
so a team manager or physio sees their real title, not someone else's.
Tab bar is now Today / Squad / [+] / Schedule -- no Me tab (the account's
own settings already live in Member mode via the role switcher, no need
for a second one). Squad (CoachSquadView) is a new roster+staff screen for
the active team; Schedule (CoachScheduleView) is a new full upcoming-events
list for the team, each row routed straight to the coach-relevant action
(Attendance for a practice, Line-up for a game) rather than the Member-
shell RSVP page. The "+" is a raised ice-blue circle opening a small popup
with New event/New post/Add player -- three genuinely different actions,
so the button opens a menu rather than committing to one destination.
Today's own inline New event/New post/Add player buttons are gone now that
the tab bar covers the same ground.
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hx-boost="true" on both shells' <body> turns every same-shell link/form
into an AJAX navigation (swapping <body>'s children, pushing the URL)
instead of a full browser reload -- htmx.js was already loaded on every
page but had zero actual usage anywhere in the codebase until now.
Only <body>'s children swap under a boost, never the tag itself, so
anything that crosses between the two differently-styled shells (Member's
bg-paper vs Coach's bg-ink, different data attributes) is marked
hx-boost="false" to force a real navigation instead: both role-switcher
links, the Me page's "Teams I coach/manage" row (leads into Coach mode),
and Coach Today's "Also yours" quick-RSVP forms (post to the Member-shell
event_detail view). The calendar-sync "Add to calendar" webcal:// link is
also excluded -- it's meant to hand off to the OS calendar app, not be
treated as in-app navigation.
Also, on the Me page:
- Renamed the mode switcher and the "Teams I coach" card to "Manager"/
"Teams I coach/manage" -- a team manager assigned there isn't
necessarily a coach.
- Fixed the team badge, which was slicing short_name to 2 characters
("U16" showing as "U1") -- replaced with a plain icon instead of text,
so there's nothing left to truncate (the full team name is still the
row's own label).
- Styled the whole card dark (m-card-dark), matching the design mock's
own dark "Coach mode" promo card treatment for this part of M5.
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New models (events/models.py): Lineup (one per event), LineupUnit (Line 1,
Defence pair 1, ... -- coach-entered labels, no fixed sport structure since
neither Club nor Team carries one), LineupSlot (one position, optionally
filled by a member). events/services/lineup.py's publish_lineup is the
reason Attendance.AttendanceStatus.SELECTED/NOT_SELECTED existed at all --
publishing flips every slotted member to SELECTED and every other available
(non-out, non-silent) roster member to NOT_SELECTED, then notifies only the
selected players.
Placement is a native <select> per slot, batch-saved with one "Save
line-up" submit, not the design mock's drag-and-drop -- this codebase has
no established htmx interaction pattern yet (htmx.js is loaded but nothing
uses it) to build a live per-tap version on, and a reliable plain form beats
a first, unproven real-time interaction for an already-large screen.
place_member handles "swap" semantics for it: placing a member vacates any
other slot of theirs in the same lineup, bumping whoever was already in the
target slot back to the available pool.
Wires the missing pieces from C1's own docstring: the "needs you" line-up-
not-published row and the tonight card's "Line-up" button, both deferred
in that stage specifically because this model didn't exist yet.
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management.forms.TeamMembershipForm is shaped for one member at a time
(per-row jersey number/position/captain flags), which doesn't fit a "tap a
few names, add them" flow -- the design mock itself shows plain checkboxes,
no inline position picker. Reuses the same two eligibility rules the form
applies internally (teams.services.eligible_roster_members, minus whoever's
already on this team+season) directly instead, and lets a coach fill in
jersey number/position afterward on the desktop -- the model's own
help_text already documents a blank position as a normal, expected state.
"Suggested" (on this team last season) is real, computed data via
club.models.Season.before. "Age eligible" from the mock isn't built --
neither Club nor Team carries an age-group field to compare a birth date
against, so faking that filter would just mean it silently matched nothing.
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management.forms.EventForm already scopes its teams field to
teams_managed_by(user, club) via EventAudienceFormMixin -- exactly the
restriction a coach needs, so it's reused as-is rather than duplicated.
Only a subset of the desktop form's fields is rendered (title, kind, teams,
location, start, answers-close deadline); the rest stays unset, all of it
optional on the model except max_referees, which is dropped from the form
entirely so its own default (2) applies instead of demanding a value this
screen has no field for.
After a successful save, replicates management.views.EventCreateView's own
notify_new_event.delay(...) call by hand, since this isn't a CreateView --
attendance sync itself is automatic via events/signals.py.
"Repeat weekly" from the design mock isn't wired up this stage -- the
recurring-series machinery is a separate form with its own fields; adding
it is later work, not something to fake with an inert toggle.
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First slice of the coach-mode build (design_handoff_rosterchief_platform/
README.md's "Coach mode" section, C1-C6). Ships the foundation together with
the two screens the design doc calls out as the reason coaches install
anything at all, rather than landing a Today screen with a dead "Check
attendance" button:
- mobile/coach_mixins.py's CoachScopeMixin -- the dark-mode mirror of
PersonScopeMixin, scoped by active team (via club.services.access'
teams_staffed_by/teams_managed_by) instead of managed people.
- A standalone dark ink/ice shell (mobile/templates/mobile/coach/base.html)
with the mode's signature 20px-radius overlapping sheet, reusing the
--color-ice/--color-ink tokens that already existed in assets/mobile.css
but were unconsumed until now.
- The Coach/Member role switcher is re-added to the member shell, gated on
a real staff assignment (has_coach_access), replacing the "deliberately
not rendered yet" placeholder.
- C1 Today: stat tiles, a tonight's-session card, a silent-players "needs
you" row, and an "Also yours" card reusing HomeView's own hero-RSVP
pattern scoped to the coach's own member record.
- C2 Bench attendance: writes through events.services.attendance.
record_check_in, which existed for exactly this and had no caller yet.
Read-only for staff on a team without a management position.
Line-up (C3), create event (C4), post news (C5), and add-to-roster (C6)
follow in later stages -- see the coach-mode plan.
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Fixed at h-9.5 it matched the old two-line layout, but fell short next
to a three-line row (title + meta + location). self-stretch keeps it
matching whatever the content column actually renders.
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New Club.event_background, uploaded from the identity page. Individual
events have no photo of their own (an established, deliberate scope
decision for this build), so this is the one club-wide stand-in for the
photo the design canvas's own hero mockups call for -- shown under the
same dark gradient the hero already used, filtered to grayscale so it
never fights the club's own brand colours. Falls back to the existing
plain dark background when nothing's uploaded.
Applied to both event hero treatments: M2's own event-detail screen (the
"big black thing" this was reported against) and Home's "next up" card.
The image and gradient are separate absolutely-positioned layers behind
a z-10 content wrapper, not a filter on the card itself, so the
grayscale treatment never touches the text/buttons drawn on top of it.
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The header bell's unread indicator was an 8px dot -- now a proper count
badge (capped at "9+"), matching the size/legibility of similar badges
elsewhere in the app. Notifications also gains "Clear all" next to
"Mark all read" -- a hard delete of the list (the same clear-all gesture
a phone's own notification centre uses), not another read-state flip.
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Calendar gains a real "All/Games/Practices" filter (?kind=), a working
version of the design mock's own "Games only" pill -- its List/Month
toggle isn't reproduced, that's a whole second view mode, not a filter.
base.html gains a header_extra block so a screen can add its own title
into the *same* navy app-header instead of stacking a second,
differently-coloured block underneath it. Me's avatar/name/subtitle row
moved there from its own bg-ink block (a visible colour seam that didn't
match the design canvas's own M5 markup, which keeps it all in one navy
area), and Calendar now shows a "Calendar" title the same way.
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New mobile:calendar_feed (/app/calendar/<token>.ics) -- a standard
webcal-style subscription feed calendar apps can poll, so a family's
schedule shows up in Apple/Google/Outlook Calendar alongside everything
else. Token-authenticated rather than session-authenticated (calendar
apps can't do interactive login); CalendarFeedToken is deliberately not
club-scoped, since the same token works under whichever club subdomain
the request is fetched from -- an account active in more than one club
needs only the one link.
Combined across every managed person (their name goes in the event
title when there's more than one), every event they're invited to
regardless of RSVP status, not capped to Calendar's own 2-week window --
a synced calendar app is exactly where someone wants the whole season
visible. A cancelled event stays in the feed as STATUS:CANCELLED rather
than disappearing, so it's removed properly on the subscriber's next
refresh instead of just vanishing.
New mobile:calendar_feed_settings (linked from Me) shows the webcal://
and https:// links plus a "reset my calendar link" action that
immediately invalidates the old one. Uses the icalendar package for
RFC 5545 generation rather than hand-rolling escaping/line-folding.
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- Home: the person switcher (chip row) now lives in the white content area
instead of the navy header, matching the design canvas's own M1 markup,
and renders smaller. Home is now the only screen that shows it at all.
- Calendar: dropped the person switcher and the "My schedule"/"All members"
toggle entirely -- it always shows every event self.managed_people is
invited to, full stop. Rows now run edge-to-edge (-mx-4) instead of
living in a rounded, inset card, matching the M3 design canvas's own
full-bleed layout. (The design mock's List/Month/"Games only" controls
aren't reproduced -- no real functionality behind them yet.)
- Home's "Needs your answer" card caps at 5 items with a "+N more in
Calendar" link, so it can't crowd the dues/news cards below it off the
first screenful.
- Home gains a sponsors strip at the very bottom (horizontally scrolling,
scrollbar hidden) -- active sponsors only, reshuffled on every request.
club.services.sponsors.active_sponsors factors the "what counts as
active" query out of club/api.py's public sponsors endpoint so both it
and Home share one definition.
- Also removed mobile/views.py's now-fully-dead _PlaceholderScreen and its
template -- every M1-M7 screen has had a real implementation for a while
and nothing subclassed it anymore.
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Still scrolls the same way, just without the visible scrollbar chrome --
a new .scrollbar-hide utility (scrollbar-width/-ms-overflow-style plus
the WebKit pseudo-element) rather than anything scroll-behaviour-affecting.
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The header crest was management.css's hexagon clip-path mark, and its
no-logo fallback rendered an empty coloured hexagon with no initials at
all. Both now render as a plain circle, and the fallback shows the
club's initials on its own colour -- same source (Club.logo/Club.initials)
the PWA install icon already uses, just inline in the header instead of
a generated PNG.
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The last of the seven Member-mode screens. A real editable form for the
fields Member actually has (first/last name, date of birth, email,
phone, emergency phone) -- the design mock's national-register-number,
address, allergies/notes and consent-toggle rows have no backing field
and are omitted rather than added as new schema for a screen-building
pass. Two mock rows do have real data and are shown read-only instead:
every guardian via Member.guardians ("Emergency contact"), and any open
onboarding requirement for the person's current-season membership (via
club.services.onboarding.checklist_for) as a banner -- no upload/complete
action, that stays staff-only elsewhere in the platform.
Authorization: the target Member (from the URL) must be one of the
signed-in account's managed_people, checked on both GET and POST -- an
unmanaged id 404s, same as another club's Event/News already does
elsewhere in this app.
This completes M1-M7 (Home, Event detail, Calendar, News article, Me &
my people, Edit personal info, Notifications). Coach mode (C1-C6) is a
separate, later phase per the design doc and is intentionally not
started here.
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An account-level hub: a header for the signed-in account's own record
(member-since year, a "Team manager {team}" label for someone managing
1-2 teams, otherwise "Staff"), a "People I manage" list linking each
person into M6's edit screen, and a settings card linking into M6 (for
the account's own record) and M7 (Notifications).
The mockup's "Household & contacts"/"Payments & dues" rows and its
"Coach mode" promo have nowhere to lead in this build -- no dedicated
screen for the former, no Coach mode screens at all for the latter (same
precedent base.html's own role switcher already established) -- so
they're omitted rather than built as dead links. "Licence OK" has no
backing field either; each row's meta line uses real current-season
roster data (team + jersey number) instead.
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A photo-hero permalink for one published news item -- same dark-gradient
hero treatment as M2's event detail, with the club's main_photo where one
exists. Visibility mirrors news.tasks.notify_news_published's own
"actually live" gate, so a scheduled-but-not-yet-published item 404s here
the same way. Shows the English translation only when the request's
active language actually is English; native text otherwise.
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A flat, day-grouped notification list (Today / Earlier this week / Older)
scoped to every person the account manages, not just the switched-to one
-- matching how the header's unread badge already counts. The design
mock's per-type cards (RSVP-needed, invoice-due, medical-form, ...) have
no backing model support yet -- only news publishing creates a member
notification today -- so this stays generic rather than fabricating
categories; a notification whose source resolves to a News item links
through to it. Mark-all-read and mark-one-read actions on the same URL,
plus a first UI trigger for the push-subscribe plumbing built earlier.
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Full event-detail screen: hero header, Face-off/Meet/Where facts (the
design mock's Kit/dressing-room details have no backing Event field, so
they're simply omitted), a per-managed-person RSVP card so a parent with
several kids on the same event can answer for each independently, and a
club-visible squad-response aggregate (counts only, never who answered
what).
Extends the existing quick-RSVP POST (built for M1's Home hero) to also
accept "maybe" for M2's three-way buttons, and adds an optional
next=event_detail redirect target so answering here doesn't bounce back
to Home -- M1's and M3's existing forms are unaffected.
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A bounded chronological agenda (this week / next week, no month paging --
the mobile screen doesn't need the desktop week/month grid
events.services.calendar was built for) scoped to the person switcher's
current selection, plus an "All members" toggle for the whole club's
schedule. Each row links into the still-placeholder-GET event-detail
screen that M2 builds out next.
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Hero card for the soonest upcoming event with a quick In/Out RSVP,
a "needs your answer" list, a season-dues card, and a news teaser --
all scoped to the person switcher's current selection. The RSVP quick
action posts to the (still placeholder-GET) event-detail URL that a
later screen (M2) will build out fully.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ECGMEwrc2k4D8VQuwjstj9
New `mobile` Django app mounted at /app/ -- the installed PWA for Member
mode (M1-M7, see design_handoff_rosterchief_platform/README.md). Coach
mode (C1-C6) is a later phase and has no routes yet.
Foundation pieces:
- assets/mobile.css: Tailwind v4 theme reusing management.css's design
tokens (same per-club --tenant-* theming pattern), plus the ice/coach
accent and mobile's 14px card radius.
- PushSubscription model + pywebpush-based sender (mobile/services/push.py),
wired to notifications.Notification via a post_save signal so the
existing notification system gains a push channel without knowing about
PWAs itself.
- Per-club manifest.webmanifest + service worker (served at /app/sw.js)
+ a server-rendered fallback home-screen icon (club initials on
secondary_color) for clubs without an uploaded logo -- confirmed with
the user as the fallback, never a generic RosterChief mark.
- App shell (base.html): navy header, person switcher (every child a
signed-in parent manages, plus "Me"), bottom tab bar, safe-area insets.
Vendored htmx + Alpine for the screens built on top of it.
- Placeholder views/routes for all seven M1-M7 screens so the shell is
fully wired end-to-end before each screen is built out individually.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ECGMEwrc2k4D8VQuwjstj9
