Änderungsprotokoll
Was ist neu bei VeloCal — Release Notes und aktuelle Fixes.
0.13.2 2026-10-16
- New accounts (created by signing in with an e-mail code) are asked for a display name in a dialog on first sign-in, with a hint that more settings are in the profile. The dialog can save, save and open the profile, or be cancelled (then it is not shown again on that device).
0.13.1 2026-10-16
- Join requests now show the applicant's email address, so requests from people without a display name can be told apart. The number of open requests is shown as a badge on the "Members" tile and on the "Join requests" button for club admins and subgroup moderators.
0.13.0 2026-10-16
- Inviting someone to a club or event by email only works for registered VeloCal accounts. The message now says so when the address has no account.
- The club description on the admin club review page is shown formatted instead of as raw HTML.
- The app offers to install itself on the device (Android/desktop: an Install button; iPhone: a hint for "Add to Home Screen"). It appears after a short while, never in the installed app, and stays hidden for 30 days after "Not now".
- An uploaded GPX route can be viewed on its own map page with the track, start and finish and an elevation profile. It is linked as "Map" from the route and the event page; nothing is computed on the other pages.
- Add subgroup members by email — in a subgroup's member page, moderators can add a person by email address, which is unambiguous when several members share a display name. The person must already be a member of the club.
0.12.1 2026-10-16
- Share button — events and public clubs have a share icon. On a phone (also the installed app) it opens the share sheet; on a computer it copies the link. Links to club events keep their club, so the recipient lands in the right place.
- Link previews in messengers and search results showed HTML tags (for example
<p>) for clubs and some events. Descriptions are now turned into plain text and shortened at a word boundary.
0.12.0 2026-10-16
- My events page — a new page "Meine Events" (account menu → My events) lists every upcoming event you answered "going" or "maybe" for, soonest first, with its club and subgroup. Tap one to open it. Declined and past events are left out, and so are events of clubs or subgroups you have since left.
- Fewer duplicate events and traceable sources — the importer now remembers which source and page each event came from, recognises the same race even when its name or place is spelled differently (also against manually created events and the other source), and moves postponed events instead of duplicating them. Admin > Data quality has a new list of possible duplicates (edit, delete or mark as different) and a list of upcoming imported events their source no longer shows.
- Calmer mobile calendar — in the current month, past days are folded into one line ("5 past days (5 events) – show"), so the list starts at today. Open them with a tap, and the Today button or a tapped day scrolls to its entry.
- Registration start (Anmeldestart) — events can have a date and time when sign-up opens. The event page shows it before the deadline and tells visitors when registration has not opened yet. The start must not be after the deadline. Both dates can now be removed again when editing an event.
- Push notifications — turn on push for each device in your profile and choose what you get: event invitations, membership, new events (off by default) and club updates. Works on Android, desktop browsers and iPhones with VeloCal added to the Home Screen. A test button checks that it works.
- Buttons, icon buttons, filter and tab switches, link-style actions and cards now come from shared building blocks, so they look and behave the same across the app (account, admin, calendar, clubs, events, map, news, login). Documented in
docs/UI-COMPONENTS.md. - In a club's event list, removing a shared event is now a small icon button on the event card instead of a large button next to it.
- Delete your account yourself from the profile (name, email, password, favorites, memberships, notifications and push subscriptions are removed; you can also remove your posts, comments and polls). A club you alone administered passes to its longest-standing member, who is notified; a club without other members is deleted. Site admins must give up the admin role first.
- The privacy policy now covers push notifications, profile data, moderation logs, reach measurement and place lookup, and names the correct email provider (Resend).
- Reach measurement no longer stores anything on your device and no longer links page views to your account. Visits are counted per page load, so the admin statistics show "visits" instead of unique visitors. Page views are deleted after about 13 months.
- A few icons (expand less, event available, registration, unlink) showed as empty boxes because the trimmed icon font did not contain them.
- Push messages only go to the push services of the browser and OS vendors, each person can register at most 10 devices, and account deletion, new push devices and page views are rate limited.
- Sending push messages, signing in, the importer and the duplicate finder do less work per request, and new database indexes speed up the event lists, your upcoming events and the importer. A ban or account deletion can take up to 10 seconds to apply.
0.11.0 2026-10-15
- Admin: review communities — site admins get a Communities page with search, sorting and a detail view per club (members, subgroups, posts, events). They can remove posts, comments and subgroups there.
- Delete communities and subgroups — club admins can delete a club or subgroup by typing its name. Members get a notification, and posts, events, uploads and notifications that belonged to it are removed.
- Suspend communities — admins can hide a club and make it read-only, with a reason shown to members. Its events leave lists, the map and the sitemap until the suspension is lifted. Club admins are notified.
- Reports — members can report a club, a post or a comment. Admins work through a reports queue: resolve, dismiss or remove the content.
- Audit log — a searchable log of admin actions (deletions, suspensions, content removal, resolved reports, role changes, blocked users).
- Block users — admins can block a user with an internal reason. The user is signed out right away and cannot log in until unblocked. Admins cannot be blocked.
- Edit polls in clubs and subgroups.
- The app loads faster: unused form and dialog code no longer ships with the first page.
- Removing admin rights now takes effect immediately, not when the login expires.
- The first page paint no longer waits for sign-in state, and the font icons use a small subset file.
- Text in comments no longer breaks in the middle of a word.
- Buttons in the club section no longer wrap their text on small screens.
- The Events and account menus in the header open fully on the map page instead of being cut off.
- Dialogs keep keyboard focus inside while open.
- Your RSVP now belongs to the club event it was given for.
- Uploading a route without a GPX file is refused with a clear message.
0.10.0 2026-10-15
- Edit posts and comments — authors can change their own posts and comments in clubs and subgroups. Comments open in a dialog, and edited items show "edited".
- First and last name — new fields on your profile. Only you and admins see them; other members still see your display name.
- Strava profile — add your Strava profile link or athlete ID to your profile. Members of your communities see a small link next to your name in the member lists.
- The meetup details of a shared event are edited in a dialog, opened from the club section of the event page.
- The backend Docker build works again with pnpm's release-age policy (the lockfile used packages that were too new).
0.9.0 2026-10-15
- Delete notifications — remove a single notification from the inbox, or clear all of them. The bell count follows.
- Edit meetup details of a shared event — club admins and subgroup moderators can change the meetup place, time and note of a public event that was added to their club.
- The event page shows everything that only club members see (meetup, who is coming, comments) in one highlighted "Members only" area with the club name.
- Editing an event and then cancelling or saving brings you back to the same club view.
- Under the hood: Angular 22, NestJS 12, TypeORM 1 and current build tooling, with Node 24 (current LTS) in the build pipeline.
0.8.0 2026-10-15
- Repeating events — create a weekly or every-two-weeks series, for example a Wednesday 18:30 evening ride. Each date is its own event at the same local time, also across the clock change. Delete a single date, or stop the series from a date on.
- Routes with several GPX files — a route can hold multiple GPX files, such as variants or stages. Distance and climb are worked out on upload. Find them under "Routes" in the account menu.
- Pace groups — an event can have groups with a speed range and a category (social, endurance, training, drop ride, race), each with its own route and Strava links.
- Strava links — add one or more Strava events to an event or to a single pace group.
- Public events in a club — club admins and subgroup moderators can add an event from the public list to the club, with their own meetup place, time, note, RSVPs and comments that only members see.
- Club details — a location and a Strava link for each club. Posts, polls, subgroups and members now show a count on their buttons.
- App updates — VeloCal is installable as an app and tells you when a new version is ready. It switches to it on your next click, or right away with "Reload".
- Automatic deploys — pushes to the
releasebranch are tested and deployed over a restricted SSH key.
- The header is tidier: Events, Calendar and Map share one menu, and Profile, Routes, Admin and Log out sit in an account menu.
- From a club's event list, the back link leads back to the club.
- Backups now include uploaded images and GPX files, plus a consistent database dump.
- Who is coming to an event is no longer public. The RSVP count and list are limited to members of the club or subgroup, and plain public events have no RSVP.
- Creating a subgroup now makes you its moderator.
- Subgroup members are added by picking from the club's members, with name suggestions, and no longer by email.
0.7.0 2026-10-14
- Communities — clubs at
/communitieswith public, request-to-join, or private visibility, member roles, and invites by email. A club always keeps at least one admin. - Subgroups — groups inside a club, with moderators and open, request, or invite-only access.
- Club feed — members write posts, comment, and vote in polls. Longer text uses the rich text editor.
- Club events — host a ride on the club or a subgroup, list it for members or for everyone, and collect RSVPs and comments. Meetup details stay with members.
- Inbox — new events, invites, and join decisions show up under the bell. A direct event invite can also go out by email.
- Private clubs, invite-only groups, and members-only event photos are no longer readable from a bare image URL.
- Hosted events can be edited by the current club admin or subgroup moderator, not by someone who used to be one.
- News editors see draft and archived posts, can publish in one click, and get a real error if a save fails.
0.6.0 2026-09-09
- Changelog page —
/changelogshows release notes and recent fixes, rendered live from this file. Linked from the footer and the version badge.
- OTP login errors — the login page now shows the specific reason an OTP failed (rate-limit cooldown with remaining seconds, hourly limit, invalid code, too many attempts) instead of one generic message.
0.5.0 2026-09-07
- New logo and favicon assets — refreshed branding across the app icon set.
- Password-reset and login emails — transactional email provider migrated from SendGrid (trial expired, sends were failing with 401) to Resend.
0.3.0 2026-04-29
- Profanity filter — server-side bad word detection using
@2toad/profanity(German + English) with custom blocklist. Applied via@CheckBadWordsdecorator on events, posts, and series mutation endpoints. Returns 422 with field-level violations; frontend shows inline errors and toast. - Add-to-calendar button — export events to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar (ICS), and Outlook from the event detail page.
- Per-user locale settings — preferred language stored per user, German date/time formatting throughout the app.
- Image uploads — hero image upload for events and posts with Sharp-based processing.
- Admin section — new
/adminarea with collapsible sidebar, admin-only route guard, and lazy-loaded routes. Visible only to admin users in the main nav. - Import status dashboard — admin page at
/admin/importsshowing import job history with status badges, event counts, duration, error logs, manual trigger button, and 10s auto-refresh. - Persistent import runs — import jobs now stored in
import_runsdatabase table instead of in-memory. Runs survive server restarts; stale jobs auto-marked as failed on startup. All runs (frontend, CLI, cron) logged to the same table. - User management — admin page at
/admin/userswith paginated, searchable user table, role filter, and admin role toggle with confirmation dialog. Self-role-change blocked on both frontend and backend. - Data quality dashboard — admin page at
/admin/missing-datalisting future events with incomplete fields (URL, address, coordinates, description). Stat cards, filter tabs, and direct edit links for quick triage.
- Event form layout — save/cancel buttons moved to page header for better UX.
- Event detail layout — action buttons (favorite, edit, delete) moved to top-right next to back link; buttons now wrap cleanly on mobile.
ui-buttoncomponent — addedforminput to support external form submission.ApiServiceerror handling — error responses now preserve full body for structured error handling (e.g. content policy violations).- Admin shell — mobile nav tabs moved outside sidebar flex container so they stack correctly on small screens.
- Calendar button — removed from event list cards (detail-page-only action); fixes z-index stacking issue.
- Mobile sidebar on map view — menu was clipped by map's fixed positioning and header's
backdrop-filtercontaining block. Moved menu to end of DOM with high z-index; isolated<main>stacking context. - News text overflow — long text/URLs in post cards and detail view now wrap correctly (
break-words,overflow-hidden). - News editor field width — Quill editor now full-width to match other form fields.
- SendGrid configuration — corrected
.env.exampleand config setup. - Docker production config — fixed backend internal URL and added missing networks.
- Docker hot reload — backend TypeScript watcher now uses polling (
dynamicPriorityPolling) to reliably detect file changes through Docker bind mounts on macOS.
0.2.0 2026-04-28
- News / Posts system — full CRUD for news articles with rich text editor (Quill), tagging, event linking, slug-based URLs, and admin-only creation. Frontend feature at
/newswith list, detail, and form views. - Interactive event detail map — clicking the mini map on event detail opens a large interactive Leaflet map (modal overlay) with full pan/zoom. Includes "Open in Google Maps" and "Show on full map" links.
- SEO & rich link previews — Angular SSR with
SeoService(OG tags, Twitter cards, JSON-LD), backend sitemap (sitemap.xmlwith index + sub-sitemaps for events, series, posts),robots.txt, and OG image generation. - SSR scaffold — Angular server-side rendering via
@angular/ssr, hydration,TransferState, Node-based frontend container replacing nginx SPA fallback. - Race series — series entity with multi-event grouping, detail pages, and series list.
- Manual event form — create and edit events manually via a form (admin/authenticated users).
- Calendar view — month-based calendar view of cycling events.
- Map click location — click on the map to set event location in the event form.
- SendGrid email integration — transactional email support via SendGrid.
- Race result import — import race results from external sources.
- Global discipline filter — persistent discipline filter across event views.
- Event list date filters — filter events by date range.
- Map date prefill — map view respects date filter selections.
- Auth session persistence — maintain login session across page reloads.
0.1.0
- Angular frontend scaffold — standalone components, signals, OnPush, i18n (Transloco).
- NestJS backend scaffold — TypeORM, PostgreSQL, JWT auth, REST API.
- Docker Compose — full development and production stack (Postgres, backend, frontend, nginx).
- Event data model — events with disciplines, coordinates, dates, descriptions.
- Event API — CRUD endpoints with geo-search, filtering, pagination.
- Auth API — JWT-based authentication with login, register, refresh.
- Discipline API — cycling discipline management.
- Event list — paginated, filterable event list with cards.
- Event detail — full event detail page with mini map.
- Event map — interactive map view of all events (Leaflet).
- Auth pages — login, register, password reset UI.
- User profile — profile page with favorites.
- Geo search — location-based event search on frontend.
- Import pipeline — automated event import from external sources (rad-net).
- i18n & polish — German/English translations, UI refinements.
- E2E tests — end-to-end test setup.
0.0.0
- Repository setup, initial project structure.