[MC-257843] note_block_sound data is lost when breaking a player head

When you break a player head with the tag note_block_sound set, which makes the note block placed below produce the specified sound as expected, the resulting item doesn't have the tag.

To reproduce

Stand on top of a note block

Run the command

/setblock ~ ~ ~ player_head{note_block_sound:"minecraft:ambient.cave"}

Right-click the note block, this will cause a spooky sound to play
Switch into Survival mode
Break the head
Select it in your hotbar
Run
```
/data get entity @s SelectedItem
```
Place it back on top of the note block
Right-click the note block again

Observed result

No sound is played and the result of the command is

{id: "minecraft:player_head", Count: 1b}

Expected result

A spooky sound is played and the result of the command is

{id: "minecraft:player_head", Count: 1b, tag: {BlockEntityData: {note_block_sound: "minecraft:ambient.cave"}}}

Comments 2

violine1101 2022-11-25T20:51:53Z

When you place a player head item with the tag note_block_sound set, the resulting block doesn't have the tag and thus doesn't make the note block placed below produce the specified sound.

I couldn't reproduce that part. This command works fine:

/give @s minecraft:player_head{BlockEntityTag:{note_block_sound:"minecraft:ambient.cave"}}

AHL 2022-11-25T23:30:30Z

Indeed, I was giving myself a head with a raw note_block_sound tag instead of including it in a BlockEntityTag tag. Thanks for the correction.