1. When an observer is placed using a command, it will "observe" a block update and thus switch its "powered" blockstate to "true" for a brief moment. This is unexpected because placing an observer by hand doesn't cause such an activation.
/setblock ~ ~ ~2 minecraft:observer
/fill ~ ~ ~2 ~ ~ ~2 minecraft:observer
2. The same occurs when the command fails to place the observer when there's already an observer placed at the target position (see the attached screenshot).
Execute the command from above again (i.e. two or more times in total)
3. The behaviour from both 1 and 2 even occurs when the blockstate "powered" is specified in the command as "false".
/setblock ~ ~ ~2 minecraft:observer[powered=false]
/fill ~ ~ ~2 ~ ~ ~2 minecraft:observer[powered=false]
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