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1. Go to site with one language
2. Go to site with other browser/device and change language
3. go back to first browser/device and visit /profile. Language is not consistent.

Either:

• Language in profile should be changed as browser dictates, or
• Language in browser should be changed as profile dictates

Probable b) :)

When person do not click on activation mail (is_active=False), they cannot login with "wrong username or password" warning message (or something similar), it should be more proper to tell "We sent you mail containing activation link (check spam too). You need to click it to verify your mail before you can login"

Those two are currently lumped into /profile page. Page grew large, "group" (ekipa) should have separate main menu. Also, references to ekipa should be updated to have links

Figure out where would landing page live (current root is reserved for home/login)

1. Register user with normal process (with @gmail mail...)
2. Try log in with @gmail again
   Outcome: it should just log in user. It should not ask him to set display name.

BE AWARE: this might already work, but just dumping it here as I am not sure! Tagging @Reinboo

Check-in apache https.conf, so it is easier to recreate site from scratch

Just occured to me - people could play for free and if they invite N users (maybe only when those people play in money too? or not), they can be promoted to play in money. Also question is - in which poll - current one if it is not started yet, or next one...and so forth, lot of open questions

Some people couldn't place bet because they had home page open long enough

Not sure which one. First order is to change profile page to add support to add SMS (and verify it). Probably we should send SMS only for people playing in money and only as reminder to bet (24h before game).

Just for non-logged users maybe (logged will have it in preferences)

It should either not be present as option in profile page, or it should be more like "create password" thingy and merging it with google (so, user can log in with both google and/or mail/pass combination). Latter approach seems better long-term. Tagging @Reinboo :)

Currently, e-mail messages will be sent with a language of logged user. Not goof

All datetimes in database should be in UTC. Server should be running in UTC. User should be able to pick timezone form profile page

Sometimes, when fiddling with DB manually, it is helpful to either clear or recreate cache (probably clear only). Both StandingsCache and RoundStandingsCache, for all rounds and all groups

Fractional and decimal, maybe US (Moneyline Odds)

For '[email protected]' when they register via google, their username becomes just 'user', yet our login form asks for 'email' even though it matches 'username' field.

Might be confusing for users who register via third-party, create password and then try to log in with new password only to get rejected because they entered '[email protected]' where email was asked, but username was expected.

New partial pipeline or expand the existing one?

To be able to create separate pools with separate people. Each pool can have different people and rounds

Adds overall clarity

Features removed in 2.1

These features have reached the end of their deprecation cycle and are removed in Django 2.1. 
See Features deprecated in 1.11 for details, including how to remove usage of these 

  * contrib.auth.views.login(), logout(), password_change(),
    password_change_done(), password_reset(), password_reset_done(),
    password_reset_confirm(), and password_reset_complete() are removed.

source: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/releases/2.1/

Dependent on #3. It should sit somewhere in profile view and allow changes only before competition start (it would be stupid to change names after competition started)

Currently, it is static and spread on couple of places in code

Some people couldn't place bet because they had home page open long enough. There should be JS alert os something to log out people before they think they placed bets

Similar to send_reminder_cron.py, but just run manually as user. Maybe it can be manage.py command? It should have option to send mail to specific group (only to group "in money"), or specific user (as initial test). It should never send mail to people saying not to receive mails