When the player dies, they will drop items that were put inside of a 'temporary' GUI slot (not a chest, furnace, brewing stand, etc) despite the fact that they are still within the player's inventory at the time, and not permenantly stored inside of a container.
This issue applies for the following block GUI's:
[media]Steps to Reproduce:
Enable keepInventory gamerule before either test
On LAN:
Player 1 open a container
Player 1 should set an item into a "temporary" holding slot
Player 2 must kill Player 1
Singleplayer
Set up an 8 block long water stream leading into a pressure plate
Place a command block next to the pressure plate (must be activated upon stepping on pressure plate) and use the following command:
/kill @sPlace one of the listed blocks above in the image near the end of the water stream
Walk into water stream with an item in your inventory
When possible, open the respective block's GUI and insert an item into one of the applicable slots (do not close the GUI)
Observe behavior
Set-up should look something like this:
[media]Observed Results:
The player will drop the items that were inserted into the block.
Expected Results:
The items would not drop from the players inventory, and would instead be returned if enough space is available.
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Crafting tables aren't containers, they don't hold any items. Any items you place in the crafting table interface, as far as I'm aware, are technically still in the players inventory and thus (in my opinion) should be saved if keepInventory is true.
This behavior is not exclusive to the crafting bench, it applies to all of the following blocks:
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This isn't an issue. They aren't in your inventory anymore they are in a separate container i.e the crafting table so keepinventory wouldn't apply to those containers.