When using a sticky piston setup in which there is a retractable extender (two sticky pistons pushing/pulling a sticky piston and a slime block, see image attached) in some random cases the sticky piston will not retract, and will remain that way for that coordinate pair permanently. The images below show the bug in detail. What I have done here is set up 8 basic retractable extenders. I set a redstone torch in each pit, and a redstone torch activating the two back pistons, then removed them in order to reset the pistons back to their original setup. In 5 out of the 8 cases, it worked fine, but in 3 cases, the pistons did not correctly retract the slime block. this has been repeated on multiple worlds, and the issue stays on those 3 setups no matter how many trials are completed, while the other piston setups continue to work correctly.
Edit for newer version In all the latest releases, the slime does not pull back at all. Every single piston set up does not work correctly.
Another setup is shown in MC-85581.
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Very sorry. I was struggling to assign a version, since the bug only appears to get worse in newer snapshots (the most recent where no slime blocks retract at all). It appears you already removed that tag, so I will be sure not to do so again.
Can confirm for 1.12.2, however it seems to never happen when the two pistons retracting the piston and slime blocks are facing to negative z aka north. For all other directions, the bug happens always.
Confirmed for 1.18.1. I'll also include a world displaying the issue since it seems to occur only in certain directions. There's probably even more directions but I think the world should be good enough.
Seems this is fixed with the experimental redstone in 24w33a using the test world I shared but I guess that could change since it is experimental. Thought I'd leave a comment about it though!
Please do not mark unreleased versions (anything starting with "Future Version") as affected. You don't have access to them yet.