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MC-308026

The fields `age_locked` and `age` are saved in buckets of sulfur cubes, despite being practically unused

This behavior don't affect vanilla gameplay. It belongs to the problem of redundant data.

From the perspective of the tag name, it maybe to record age data of small sulfur cube. But we cannot use bucket to small sulfur cube (strictly, a sulfur cube with “Age” tag value below zero, not only small size), and these tags are always saved into items when you get bucket of sulfur cube by using bucket, It causes unused redundant data.

How to Reproduce

Step1:

  1. Summon a small sulfur cube. Because above reason, confirm your small sulfur cube is split from dead sulfur cube, or use command /summon minecraft:sulfur_cube ~ ~ ~ {Age:-24000}

  2. Attempt to use bucket to small sulfur cube.

  3. Get item data:/data get entity @s SelectedItem.components.minecraft:bucket_entity_data.

Step2:

  1. Summon a normal sulfur cube.

  2. Attempt to use bucket to normal sulfur cube.

  3. Get item data:/data get entity @s SelectedItem.components.minecraft:bucket_entity_data.

Observed Result

On step1: we cannot use bucket in step1#2.

On step2: we will see a message from command: {age_locked:0b, Health:8f, age: 0}.

Expected Result

Because we cannot use bucket to small sulfur cube, the tags “age_locked“ and “age” are unused, which make redundant data, they should not be saved in item.

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