- Change import to from flask_wtf.csrf import csrf_exempt
- Replace @csrf.exempt with @csrf_exempt decorators

- Initialize CSRFProtect in app/__init__.py
- Update import in app/upload/routes.py from flask_wtf.csrf to flask_wtf
- Maintain existing @csrf.exempt decorators

- Improved FileLike class with proper file handling and close() method
- Added better error handling and validation for JSON input
- Added try/finally block to ensure file handles are closed
- Added detailed error logging with traceback for debugging
- Ensures server always returns JSON instead of HTML error pages

- Error message now shows correct maximum file size from database setting
- Consistent with other validation functions using the same setting

- validate_file_size() now uses database setting instead of MAX_CONTENT_LENGTH
- detect_malicious_content() uses database setting for size limits
- Both functions now respect the configurable max_upload_size_mb (default 2048MB = 2GB)

- Explicitly set MAX_CONTENT_LENGTH in Flask app config during initialization
- Add logging to verify MAX_CONTENT_LENGTH is set correctly
- Fixes 'File too large' error for files over 500MB (now supports 5GB)

- Add seek(), tell(), read() methods to FileLike class
- Add content_type attribute for validation
- Fixes 'FileLike object has no attribute seek' error in chunked uploads

- Fix FileLike object to have proper filename attribute for validation
- Implement parallel chunk uploading (3 concurrent chunks) to speed up uploads
- Update all templates with improved chunking logic
- Fixes validation error and slow upload performance

- Add chunking JavaScript to fixture_detail.html for individual match uploads
- Add chunking JavaScript to fixture_detail.html for fixture-level bulk uploads
- Add chunking JavaScript to match_detail.html for match ZIP uploads
- All ZIP uploads now use 1MB chunks instead of uploading entire files at once
- Fixes issue where large ZIP files would fail due to memory/timeouts

- Add Migration_007_AddDoneToStatusEnum class
- Safely adds 'done' to existing status ENUM if not present
- Handles databases created before 'done' status was added
- Includes proper rollback support
- Update README and CHANGELOG with migration details

- Updated set_active() method to require status='pending' in addition to ZIP upload completion
- Added comprehensive documentation for new active status criteria
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with version 1.2.3 details
- Enhanced README.md with active status requirements documentation

Active status now requires:
1. ZIP upload status = 'completed'
2. ZIP checksum present
3. Match status = 'pending'

This provides more precise control over match activation workflow.

- Add status column to matches table with 8 enum values (pending, scheduled, bet, ingame, cancelled, failed, paused, done)
- Create Migration_006_AddStatusColumn for database schema updates
- Update Match model to include status field with proper enum validation
- Enhance match detail template to display status information
- Improve configuration auto-migration system for persistent directories
- Update README and CHANGELOG with version 1.2.3 documentation
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing matches

- Add status column to matches table with enum values (pending, scheduled, bet, ingame, cancelled, failed, paused, done)
- Implement database migration 006 for status tracking
- Update Match model with status field and validation
- Enhance match detail template to display status information
- Update documentation (README and CHANGELOG) for v1.2.3
- Enable comprehensive match lifecycle management

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- Fixed critical bug where both fighter1 and fighter2 were incorrectly sourced from fighter1 column during XLSX uploads
- Enhanced FixtureParser.detect_required_columns() with fighter-specific matching logic in app/upload/fixture_parser.py
- Added proper fighter number detection (1 or 2) to prevent cross-mapping during partial column matching
- Fighter1 columns now correctly map to fighter1 database field, Fighter2 to fighter2 field
- Prevents false positives where 'fighter2' column incorrectly matched 'fighter1' field
- Root cause: Original partial matching used split()[0] causing both 'fighter 1' and 'fighter 2' to become 'fighter'
- Solution: Implemented specific logic checking for both 'fighter' keyword AND number in column names
- Updated documentation (README.md, CHANGELOG.md) with bug fix details and version bump to v1.2.2
- Maintains backward compatibility with existing column naming conventions

- Fixed import error for get_persistent_directories (renamed to get_config_directory)
- Fixed TypeError with classmethod call during class definition
- Added config directory support to directory utilities
- Enhanced configuration loading with proper function structure
- Ensured all persistent directories are created during setup

## Cross-Platform PyInstaller Support
- Implemented persistent directory system for Windows (%APPDATA%), macOS (~/Library/Application Support), and Linux (/opt/MBetter)
- Added PyInstaller environment detection and automatic directory path optimization
- Created comprehensive directory utilities (app/utils/directories.py) with fallback mechanisms
- Enhanced configuration system to use persistent mbetterd.conf instead of .env for PyInstaller deployments

## Configuration System Enhancement
- Added configuration file migration system (migrate_config.py) for .env to mbetterd.conf transition
- Enhanced config.py with persistent config file loading and priority system (env vars > config file > defaults)
- Automatic config file discovery in persistent directories with fallback to local .env

## Authenticated ZIP Downloads
- Added new /api/download/zip/<match_id> endpoint with hybrid JWT/API token authentication
- Enhanced /api/updates endpoint to use authenticated download URLs instead of web routes
- Implemented access control ensuring users can only download their own match files (or admin access)
- Updated API routes to use persistent ZIP_UPLOADS_DIR for file serving

## Upload System Enhancement
- Modified file upload handlers to use persistent directories (ZIP_UPLOADS_DIR, FIXTURES_DIR, TEMP_DIR)
- Enhanced upload file paths to use appropriate persistent directories based on file type
- Updated main routes for ZIP downloads to use persistent directory paths
- Fixed PyInstaller temporary directory issues ensuring files persist between application restarts

## Documentation Updates
- Updated README.md with PyInstaller features, cross-platform compatibility, and authenticated downloads
- Enhanced CHANGELOG.md with comprehensive v1.2.1 release notes
- Added migration utility documentation and deployment instructions
- Updated version numbers and platform compatibility information

## Technical Improvements
- Enhanced error handling and logging throughout persistent directory operations
- Added comprehensive fallback mechanisms for various deployment scenarios
- Improved path handling with proper cross-platform directory structures
- Security enhancements for API file downloads with proper authentication validation

## New Features
- **New /api/updates endpoint**: Incremental fixture synchronization with optional timestamp filtering
  - Supports both GET (query params) and POST (JSON body) methods
  - Optional 'from' parameter for unix timestamp-based filtering
  - Returns fixtures updated after specified timestamp or last N fixtures
  - Includes ZIP download URLs in API response
  - Configurable default count via system settings

- **Fixture active time tracking**: Automatic timestamp management
  - Added fixture_active_time column (BigInteger, indexed) to matches table
  - Automatic timestamp setting when all matches in fixture become active
  - Preserves original activation time (no overwrites)

- **Hybrid authentication system**: Maximum compatibility
  - Supports JWT tokens (short-lived, from login) AND API tokens (long-lived, from web interface)
  - Tries JWT first, falls back to API tokens automatically
  - Multiple token header formats: Authorization Bearer, X-API-Token, query parameter

- **SHA1-based ZIP file naming**: Consistent file naming
  - Uses SHA1 hash of (unix_timestamp + original_filename)
  - Applied across all upload methods for consistency

## Technical Implementation
- **Database Migration_005**: Added fixture_active_time column with proper indexing
- **System settings integration**: New api_updates_default_count setting (default: 10)
- **Backfill utility**: backfill_fixture_times.py for existing fixture data migration
- **Fallback mechanisms**: Graceful degradation for existing data without timestamps
- **Query optimization**: Proper limits and ordering for both default and filtered queries

## Bug Fixes
- Fixed logging import errors in models.py (get_logger function)
- Python 2.7 compatibility fixes in migration scripts
- Type conversion issues in SystemSettings.get_setting()

## Documentation
- Created comprehensive CHANGELOG.md
- Updated README.md with new endpoint documentation and examples
- Added API usage examples for both GET and POST methods
- Updated version to 1.2.0 with feature highlights

## Files Modified
- app/api/routes.py: New /api/updates endpoint with hybrid auth
- app/models.py: Added fixture tracking methods and backfill utility
- app/database/migrations.py: Migration_005 for schema changes
- backfill_fixture_times.py: Data migration utility for existing fixtures
- README.md: Updated documentation and examples
- CHANGELOG.md: Comprehensive change log following keep-a-changelog format

USER REQUEST:
'in the fixture details page of the web interface after the list of matches a file upload button with progress bar to upload a zip file that will be associated with all the matches that doesn't have already one'

IMPLEMENTATION COMPLETED:

1. Backend Route (app/upload/routes.py):
   - Added /upload/fixture/<fixture_id>/zip endpoint for fixture-level ZIP uploads
   - Filters matches by fixture_id and excludes those with existing ZIP files
   - Processes single ZIP upload and associates with all qualifying matches
   - Comprehensive error handling and database transaction management
   - Integration with existing file upload handler for large file support

2. Frontend Template (app/templates/main/fixture_detail.html):
   - Added fixture upload component after match list as requested
   - Progress bar with real-time upload tracking
   - Status messages and visual feedback for user experience
   - Conditional display - only shows when matches without ZIP files exist
   - Informational content explaining the bulk upload functionality

3. JavaScript Functionality:
   - AJAX upload with XMLHttpRequest for progress tracking
   - Real-time progress bar updates during file upload
   - Comprehensive error handling and recovery
   - Automatic file selection event handling
   - Status management with success/error states

4. Template Logic:
   - Filters matches to show only those without ZIP files
   - Groups matches by fixture_id for bulk operations
   - Conditional rendering based on upload eligibility
   - Integration with existing match display structure

TECHNICAL FEATURES:
- ✅ Bulk upload: One ZIP file associated with multiple matches
- ✅ Progress tracking: Real-time upload progress bar
- ✅ File filtering: Only affects matches without existing ZIP files
- ✅ Large file support: Up to 2GB with streaming capabilities
- ✅ Error handling: Network and upload error recovery
- ✅ User feedback: Clear status messages and visual indicators
- ✅ Database integrity: Transaction-based updates with rollback
- ✅ Memory optimization: Chunked upload processing

TESTING VERIFICATION:
- Route registration confirmed: POST /upload/fixture/<fixture_id>/zip
- Template components verified: upload form, progress bar, status tracking
- JavaScript functions confirmed: startFixtureUpload, updateFixtureProgress
- File handler integration tested: large file support ready
- Template logic verified: conditional display and match filtering

The fixture-level ZIP upload feature is fully implemented and ready for use.

PROBLEMS FIXED:

1. Toggle Switches Not Synced with Current Status:
   - Template was checking for string 'true' but SystemSettings returns boolean values
   - Updated all boolean checks to handle both boolean True and string 'true'
   - Fixed registration_enabled and maintenance_mode toggle switches
   - Fixed badge status displays in both quick settings cards and table

2. Action Buttons Showing as Blue Rectangles Without Text:
   - Buttons only had icons (<i class='fas fa-edit'></i>) without visible text
   - Added visible text labels: 'Edit' and 'Delete' alongside icons
   - Added title attributes for better user experience and accessibility
   - Maintained icon + text combination for better UX

TECHNICAL CHANGES:

Template Updates (app/templates/main/admin_settings.html):
- Line 40: Updated registration toggle check to handle both boolean and string
- Line 48-49: Updated registration status badge logic
- Line 67: Updated maintenance toggle check to handle both boolean and string
- Line 75-76: Updated maintenance status badge logic
- Line 113: Updated table value badge logic for boolean settings
- Line 142-143: Added 'Edit' text to edit buttons with title attribute
- Line 147-148: Added 'Delete' text to delete buttons with title attribute

COMPATIBILITY:
- Handles both boolean (True/False) and string ('true'/'false') values
- Maintains backward compatibility with existing SystemSettings data
- Works regardless of how the settings are stored or retrieved

USER EXPERIENCE IMPROVEMENTS:
- Toggle switches now correctly reflect the actual setting status
- Action buttons are clearly labeled and accessible
- Tooltips provide additional context for button actions
- Consistent styling with Bootstrap 5 framework

Both reported issues are now resolved and the admin settings interface should work correctly.

PROBLEM DIAGNOSED:
- Admin settings page buttons weren't displaying correctly
- Template was using Bootstrap 5 syntax (data-bs-*, bootstrap.Modal) without Bootstrap framework
- Base template only had custom CSS, no Bootstrap CSS or JavaScript

ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS:
- admin_settings.html used Bootstrap 5 modal attributes: data-bs-toggle, data-bs-target, data-bs-dismiss
- Template referenced bootstrap.Modal JavaScript constructor
- Bootstrap 5 CSS classes: container-fluid, row, col-md-*, card, btn-group not styled
- Base.html template had no Bootstrap framework loaded

SOLUTION IMPLEMENTED:
- Added Bootstrap 5.1.3 CSS from CDN in extra_css block
- Added Bootstrap 5.1.3 JavaScript bundle from CDN in extra_js block
- Added Font Awesome 6.0.0 icons for enhanced UI
- Maintained compatibility with existing custom CSS from base.html

TECHNICAL BENEFITS:
- ✅ All buttons now display correctly with proper Bootstrap styling
- ✅ Modal dialogs work with Bootstrap 5 JavaScript functionality
- ✅ Responsive grid system and card layouts render properly
- ✅ Toggle switches and button groups styled correctly
- ✅ Font Awesome icons enhance user interface
- ✅ Maintains backward compatibility with base template

This resolves the reported issue: 'all the buttons with the exceptions of add settings, update settings and two cancel buttons in the /admin/settings page aren't shown correctly'

PROBLEMS RESOLVED:

1. Admin Settings Template URL Error:
   - Fixed breadcrumb navigation in admin_settings.html line 14
   - Changed from: url_for('main.admin')
   - Changed to: url_for('main.admin_panel')
   - Matches actual route function name in routes.py

2. Registration Toggle Parameter Mismatch:
   - Fixed admin_users.html registration toggle JavaScript (lines 483-527)
   - Changed from using 'registration_disabled' parameter
   - Changed to using 'registration_enabled' parameter
   - Now matches the admin_registration_settings API endpoint format

3. Registration Toggle Logic Fix:
   - Updated toggle.checked logic to use registration_enabled directly
   - Fixed status text display to show correct enabled/disabled state
   - Corrected AJAX request payload to send registration_enabled boolean

TECHNICAL DETAILS:
- Both templates now use consistent parameter naming with the backend API
- Registration toggle in /admin/users now works correctly with database persistence
- Admin settings breadcrumb navigation no longer throws BuildError
- All admin interfaces now properly integrate with SystemSettings model

This resolves both reported issues:
- '/admin/settings give error' - Fixed URL endpoint mismatch
- 'registration settings in /admin/users keep to show as enabled' - Fixed parameter format

PROBLEM DIAGNOSED:
- Admin panel was throwing BuildError: 'Could not build url for endpoint main.admin_settings'
- Template was trying to link to 'main.admin_settings' but actual route function is 'admin_system_settings'

ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS:
- In app/main/routes.py line 789: route function is named 'admin_system_settings'
- In app/templates/main/admin.html line 70: template was calling 'main.admin_settings'
- URL endpoint mismatch caused Flask routing error

SOLUTION IMPLEMENTED:
- Updated admin.html template line 70 to use correct endpoint name
- Changed from: url_for('main.admin_settings')
- Changed to: url_for('main.admin_system_settings')

VERIFICATION:
- Route function 'admin_system_settings' exists and imports successfully
- URL endpoint now matches the actual route function name
- Admin panel should load without BuildError
- System Settings link should work correctly

This resolves the reported admin panel navigation error.

FIXES IMPLEMENTED:

1. Navigation Issue Fixed:
   - Added 'System Settings' link to admin navigation in admin.html
   - Now accessible via Admin Panel -> System Settings button
   - Links to /admin/settings route for comprehensive settings management

2. Registration Setting System Completed:
   - SystemSettings model with persistent database storage
   - Database migration (Migration_004) for system_settings table
   - Registration defaults to disabled (False) for security
   - Admin interface with toggle switches for real-time updates
   - All settings persist across application restarts

3. Technical Implementation:
   - Database-backed persistent configuration system
   - Type-safe setting management (string, boolean, integer, float, json)
   - Comprehensive admin interface with AJAX updates
   - Default settings initialization on first run
   - Audit logging for all setting changes

4. User Requirements Fulfilled:
   ✅ Registration setting is persistent at boot (stored in database)
   ✅ Registration defaults to disabled for security
   ✅ Admin interface accessible via navigation
   ✅ Settings survive application restarts
   ✅ Real-time toggle functionality

The persistent registration setting system is now fully functional and addresses all user feedback.