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This PR implements a Teambuilder tool for event organizers and a project ranking system for participants.

Key Changes:

  • Participant Ranking: Users can now rank up to 5 projects for the current event using a new drag-and-drop UI (powered by SortableJS). Rankings are stored in a new _my_ranking field in the User model.
  • Admin Teambuilder Dashboard: A new view in the Admin panel allows organizers to see all projects and participants at a glance.
  • Matching Process: Organizers can trigger a matching process that suggests assignments based on participant rankings. The results are displayed in a review screen.
  • Invitation Emails: Organizers can send automated invitation emails to suggested matches. These emails include the project details and an optional custom comment from the organizer.
  • Database Migration: Included a Flask-Migrate script to add the ranking column to the users table.

This implementation avoids persisting the match suggestions directly, as requested, providing instead an immediately actionable workflow for organizers.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 2693533477962168735 started by @loleg

- Add _my_ranking field to User model for project preferences.
- Create SortableJS-based project ranking UI for participants.
- Implement Admin Teambuilder dashboard for organizers to view and match participants.
- Add email invitation system to notify matched participants with custom comments.
- Include database migration for the new User field.

Co-authored-by: loleg <31819+loleg@users.noreply.github.com>
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