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unfortunately i don't know how i did that so i can't open a meaningful ticket

hmm, can you keep track of when that happens next?

feel free to DM me the output of diagnostics report when it occurs

it was something along the lines of 'no vault for note this should never happen'

i don't know how to get back to a template yaml if i closed it goto not doesn't work do i just need to find it in the file explorer?

There's a "lookup schema" command, separate from the note lookup

thank you! is a shcema auto applied if its working?

If the schema is working, and it matches the note, then it should automatically apply the template.

Also feel free to share the schema if it doesn't have anything confidential in it, we can help fix it if something is wrong

awesome i will share the basics i have one second

```
version: 1
scehmas:
    - id: monolith
      title: monolith-ticket
      parent: root
      children:
        - pattern: tickets
          children:
            - pattern: '*'
              template: templates.ticket
              children: []
```

i create a note at `monolith.tickets.<submodule>.<jira-number>`

Looks like `scehmas` is misspelled, it should be `schemas`. 

I think this would work if you set `namespace: true` for the `patter: '*'` one. But you could also make it more specific, give me a second and I'll come up with something

sorry you had a second note - reading that

my ultimate goal is to also apply frontmatter to it 
i saw there is also replacement variables so maybe setup some links to the ticket in jira based on teh title's ticket id

idk if thats possible or not but thats what im trying to work towards

Okay, this works for me:
```
version: 1
imports: []
schemas:
  - id: monolith
    title: monolith
    parent: root
    children:
      - id: tickets
        title: tickets
        namespace: true
        children:
          - pattern: '*'
            template: templates.ticket
```

I was able to create `monolith.tickets.foo.123` and it applied the template

Right now you can only apply some variables like dates. If you want to do something more comprehensive, you could use note hooks to do anything you want:

https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/12551d19-04c2-4d26-ac1e-d23ff3181a9c/

ok that namespace part worked perfectly for me too

i didn't understand what the difference between namespace: true and having a child with pattern: * is

i used the 'create schema from note' interaction to start with and it put the * in the right spot (though it hardcoded a ton of patterns that were just ticket names)

should the level above the * pattern always contain namespace true?

`namespace: true` is basically the same as
```
- id: tickets
  children:
    - id: submodule
      pattern: '*'
      children:
        - pattern: '*'
          template: templates.ticket
```

Namespace: true  inserts a dummy level with a `*` pattern. Each `*` matches only one level, so you need two here.