Editing Help:Contributing to Patch Notes (section)

=Tag tree=
The tag tree is how to determine what tags are related. Given a tag, the tags that are in the same chain and have a shorter indentation will/should also be added to the list of tags.

For example, any change to [[Frost Bomb]] will also be referenced on the pages [[Ability]], [[Kelvin]], and [[Hero]].

* Hero
** <hero_name> i.e. [[Kelvin]]
*** Ability
**** <ability_name> i.e. [[Frost Bomb]]

More Tag tree examples:
* If <code>Hero</code> tag is assigned, no other tags should be assigned
* If <code>Kelvin</code> is assigned, <code>Frost Bomb</code> shouldn't be assigned unless it is also referenced in the line, but <code>Hero</code> should be assigned
* If <code>Ability</code> is assigned, <code>Hero</code>, <code>and <code>Item</code> should be assigned

<b>The full tree can be found at [[Changelogs]]</b>

===Links===
* [[Module:Changelog]] - The lua module that copies patch note data to their respective pages
* [[Changelogs]] - List of pages that are tags, and their respective tag tree
* <nowiki>[[Category:Changelog Dates]]</nowiki> - List of all pages that store changelog data (like [[Data:Changelog 2024-05-03.json]]), use this to browse and validate recently added patch notes
* <nowiki>[[Category:Changelogs]]</nowiki> - List of all /Update history pages that utilize changelog data
* [[User:DeadBot]] - The bot account that uploads changelog data pages and initializes patch note pages (like [[Update:May 3, 2024]])
* [[Template:PageRef]] - The template that's used on almost every changelog line