Steps To Reproduce
Create a new Creative world with default settings.
Create a Copper Golem by placing an oxidized copper block, then placing a carved pumpkin or jack o'lantern on top.
Leash the Copper Golem by right-clicking on it with a Lead in your hand.
Run the command /tick sprint 3d to accelerate the oxidation process.
Wait for the Copper Golem to fully oxidize and turn into a statue.
Observe the Lead that was attached to the Copper Golem before it turned into a statue.
Observed Behavior:
When a copper golem is leashed by a player and subsequently transforms into a statue due to full oxidation, the lead (or leash) that was previously attached to it disappears entirely. This behavior is inconsistent with typical interactions involving leashed entities in Minecraft, where leads typically remain attached unless explicitly broken or the entity dies.
Expected Behavior:
When a copper golem is leashed by a player and subsequently transforms into a statue due to full oxidation, the lead should remain attached to the golem. The expected behavior is that the lead does not disappear; instead, it should either stay visibly attached to the statue or convert into a lead knot at the statue's location
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Hi!
Thank you for your report!
We're going to track this issue at MC-301106, so I will close this as Duplicate.
I suggest also to browse through the main issue for potential fixes.
If you would like to add a vote and any extra information to the main ticket it would be appreciated.
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Here is the video of the full reproduction of the bug.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yJf-4_tLy11LFwhst3unMzUyXeprGfKm/view?usp=sharing