Steps to Reproduce:
/give @s netherite_sword[max_stack_size=99] 99 triggers "Item cannot be both damageable and stackable" error,
but /give @s bundle[bundle_contents=[{id:netherite_sword,count:99,components:{max_stack_size:99}}]] executes successfully
Expected Result:
The bundle command /give @s bundle[bundle_contents=[{id:netherite_sword,count:99,components:{max_stack_size:99}}]]
should also throw "Item cannot be both damageable and stackable" error
Actual Result:
The bundle command successfully gives a stack of 99 netherite swords that should only be obtainable through non-error state execution of the standard /give command
Environment
Windows 11 24H2 Preview
Minecraft 1.21.8
Comments 3
The item command works too.
/minecraft:item replace entity @s weapon.mainhand with bundle[bundle_contents=[{id:netherite_sword,components:{max_stack_size:99}}]]
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This isn’t exclusive to bundles,
/setblock ~ ~ ~ chest{Items:[{id:"minecraft:netherite_sword",count:99,components:{max_stack_size:99}}]}also works. I will confirm and retitle the issue.