[MC-159468] "Level" blockstate is reversed through commands

The bug

The water and lava "level" blockstate is reversed when identifying them using commands.

Steps to reproduce

Place a water source
Stand inside the water block next to the source
Run the following command: execute if block ~ ~ ~ water[level=7]

If done correctly, this command should fail. If identified through the debug ui however, the information correctly shows that the water level is in fact 7. Now repeat the steps listed above but stand at the last water block flowing out of the source. If done correctly, the command should succeed.

Linked issues

is duplicated by 1

MC-256346 Mismatch with flowing water's "level" property Resolved

relates to 1

MC-58119 The "facing" block state of repeaters, comparators, and glazed terracotta doesn't match the direction they're facing Reopened

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Makzevu 2019-08-22T23:14:37Z

Relates to MC-58119.

tryashtar 2019-08-29T03:04:49Z

Where do you see level=7 on the debug screen?

Makzevu 2019-08-29T03:09:25Z

The debug screen (ui) shows the correct information, but commands give the reversed order.

tryashtar 2019-08-29T03:11:10Z

Yes, where is this information displayed on the debug screen?

Makzevu 2019-08-29T03:17:25Z

It's displayed under "Targeted Fluid".

tryashtar 2019-08-29T03:26:52Z

Ah, thank you. I was looking at still water the whole time, haha. Technically that is a fluid state rather than a block state... at this time they should probably match, but I think the eventual full separation of fluids would make this report obsolete. Anyway, might as well leave it open in the meantime.

boq 2019-09-04T11:13:07Z

As mentioned, block state is different from fluid state. In this case, while fluid state is "flowing_water[falling=false,level=7]", underlying block state is "minecraft:water[level=1]".