v2.1.52
Current Version
May 11, 2026
New Feature
- Teams - Teams is now available to all users — no request required
- Teams - added a curated color picker so coaches can highlight individual season-scheduling events with custom colors
- Teams - Multi-team event creation dialog now supports custom event colors from the same curated palette as the single-event editor
Improvements
- Teams - custom event colors override the default status color while keeping Off / TBD badges visible for clarity
- Teams - manager season-scheduling grid cells now show a pointer cursor when clickable, making it clearer where input is supported
- Teams - Season schedule rows now show a single Edit action across every event; deletion is performed from inside the Edit modal so the action set is consistent across rows
- Teams - aligned season-scheduling single-team, shared, and print views with the manager grid styling for a consistent look across all scheduling pages
Bug Fixes
- Teams - Event Status picker (Regular Event / Off Weekend / TBD) now appears for every event in season scheduling, not only auto-generated weekends
- Teams - Multi-team created events now correctly retain and expose their selected Event Status when edited later
- Teams - Renamed Weekend Status label to Event Status across single-team and manager season-scheduling modals for consistency
- Teams - New single-team events default to Regular Event status and can be set to Off Weekend or TBD at creation time
- Teams - Off Weekend events no longer inflate the Events / Games / Total Cost tiles on the single-team season schedule (now matches the manager grid)
- Teams - Off Weekend and TBD rows on the single-team season schedule now show the correct row color even when the event was created manually
- Teams - fixed inconsistent click behavior on the manager season-scheduling grid; empty cells now open the add-event modal directly instead of silently doing nothing
- Teams - corrected the off-weekend and TBD status pill colors in single-team and shared season-scheduling views
- Teams - confirmed events without a custom color now render with a green row background, matching the manager grid