Draft:Update article template
Draft proposal. This is a reusable lead, metadata and navigation template for update articles. The example below is fictional and demonstrates the layout; it does not describe an actual Bconomy release.
Article preview
v1.0.0 was an update to Bconomy released on January 1, 2020.
| Release date | January 1, 2020 |
|---|---|
| Update type | Game update |
| Version | v1.0.0 |
Changelog
Market
- Example: Added a filter for Market listings.
- Example: Fixed a listing confirmation displaying an outdated price.
Pets
- Example: Improved the Pet collection display.
Notes
Historical changelogs describe the game at the time of release. They may differ from the current game.
References
A published article includes a link to its official WordPress changelog here.
Copy-and-fill article layout
{{Game update
| name = v1.0.0
| version = v1.0.0
| released = 2020-01-01
| type = Game update
| source = https://blog.bconomy.net/REPLACE-WITH-POST-PATH/
| source-title = Official changelog
| previous =
| next =
}}
== Changelog ==
=== Market ===
* Replace with the published changelog, preserving nested bullets.
== Notes ==
<!-- Optional editorial notes; omit this section when unused. -->
== References ==
<references />
The published template will be named Template:Game update. The changelog remains ordinary editable wikitext below the template. Use Draft:Update article template while previewing this draft.
Parameters
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
name |
Display name; defaults to the article title. |
released |
Required, verified release date in YYYY-MM-DD form. |
version |
Official version identifier, when one exists. Do not invent one for an unversioned update. |
type |
Game update, Game patch or Hotfix. |
source / source-title |
Official WordPress post URL and its original title. |
previous / next |
Canonical update article titles in release order; leave empty at either end. |
Published update articles belong to Category:Game updates and their release-year category. This draft does not populate those categories.
Example at the end of a standard article
On a Market article, the History section would contain only the two Market changes, with a link to the full update. The Pets change would appear in the Pets article instead. The example is fictional.
== History ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Update !! Changes
|-
| [[v1.0.0]]<br />January 1, 2020
|
* Added a filter for Market listings.
* Fixed a listing confirmation displaying an outdated price.
|}
The automated workflow will keep the table in a reusable topic-history template so the article needs only one transclusion under its final History heading.