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Show gold fed in the deaths table - #3395

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odota/parser#93 added gold_fed to each deaths_log entry, the gold the enemy team was paid for that death, killer and assisters together. this shows it in the deaths table on the combat tab, for odota/core#1511.

  • a Gold Fed column next to Gold Lost, with bars and a team total
  • a "X gold fed" line in each death's tooltip

entries with gold_fed_shared split one payout with another death in the same second, so one of the two can read 0. their tooltip says "split with another death in the same second" so the 0 doesn't look like a bug.

the team totals match the enemy's gold_reasons["12"] on 95 of 96 sides from recently parsed matches. the one that doesn't is 9026727829, radiant, short by 600. that comes from the data, not this change, since the column just sums deaths_log.

before / after on 9026731311.

before:

deaths table before

after:

deaths table after death tooltip with gold fed split

build and typecheck pass, testcafe 74 passed.

odota/parser#93 added gold_fed to each deaths_log entry: the gold the
enemy team was paid for that death, killer and assisters together. This
adds it as a column next to Gold Lost, and as a line in each death's
tooltip.

Entries with gold_fed_shared split one payout with another death in the
same second, so one of them can read 0. Their tooltip says so instead of
showing a bare 0.
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howardchung merged commit 50d5fd1 into odota:master Oct 3, 2026
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geracosta deleted the gold-fed-column branch October 4, 2026 01:26
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