One example is /locate
, which should have a literal directly following it.
When players enter /help locate
, the following command usages are displayed:
/locate structure <structure>
/locate biome <biome>
/locate poi <poi>
However, if players enter /help locate s
, the result becomes:
/locate s structure <structure>
/locate s biome <biome>
/locate s poi <poi>
Obviously, they are all invalid.
The same happens with any input: /help locate owo
, /help locate a pickaxe
, etc., unless the second token is structure
, biome
, or poi
.
Another example is /teleport
, which doesn't have a literal directly following it.
If players try /help teleport owo
, it return nothing. But if players try /help teleport <
, it results in:
/teleport < <location> ...
This issue occurs when the second token contains any characters that make com.mojang.brigadier.StringReader.isAllowedInUnquotedString(char)
return false
, or itβs length is greater than 16.
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