This will only happen when you are sprint swimming underwater when you use a fully charged attack. If you are sprint swimming without going underwater (in "diving" mode) or spam-clicking while attacking a mob underwater, this will not work. It is really annoying and probably a bug because you can sprint attack without sprint mode stopping on land.
Linked issues
is duplicated by
MC-167150
Hitting a mob while swimming makes you stop swimming
MC-167204
Hitting a mob while swimming makes you stop swimming
MC-168204
Player swimming status is not synchronized between server and client
MC-225231
Punching something while holding W and swimming desyncs the player's hitbox
MC-268603
If you attack an entity while swimming player position would desync
relates to
MC-157436
Player position is constantly reset when clicking with a sword or a trident onto the ground in creative mode
MC-165802
Oxygen bar filling up underwater after briefly exiting swimming pose
MC-220390
Players can get stuck when attempting to swim under blocks after having previously attacked an entity
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violine1101
According to MC-168204, this is caused by a client-server desync.
ItsTinay
Confirmed for 1.16 pre-release 3
gaspoweredpick
This is also happening on land. Should I make a new report, or add the information I found to this report?
Avoma
Can confirm in 21w07a.
Avoma
Can confirm in 1.17.1. I've attached a video demonstrating this behavior.
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Avoma
Can confirm in 1.19.2. This behavior is the result of desynchronization between the client and the server. This ticket closely relates to MC-69459.
migrated
Video from my report that duplicated this one. This is a very annoying issue as the server thinks your hitbox is standing upright, causing you to get stuck on ceilings and can't swim through one-tall gaps.
SeaOfPixels
Works as intended, sprinting/swimming are stopped when an entity is hit, and a sprint-knockback attack is done.
gaspoweredpick
When swimming, hitting something with a non-critical attack will make you stop swimming,