What I expected to happen was...:
When I put a light source nearby to an ice block I expected to becomes into a static water block like in older versions.
What actually happened was...:
The melted ice block becomes into water current like with a water buket.
I don´t know if it was a bug in older versions. Tha's because I wrote this. Sorry if my english is not correct at all
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Put an ice block with a light source nearby
2. Wait to the block becomes into water
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It was a bug in previous versions which got fixed in 1.9, see MC-6674
Anything that creates an unstable state in the world, that is, something that should not be permitted by the ordinary laws of Minecraft (floating sand, floating water, a block acting like it has the opposite redstone state than it actually does [say, unignited TNT next to redstone]) and which is destroyed by a block update (for my respective examples, the sand falls, the water flows, the TNT ignited), is probably a bug. That is, block update detectors should be 100% impossible. This being said, this bug was kind of cool (pun intended).