When the input of a repeater and the repeater that is locking the first repeater are turned off at the same time, the first repeater will pulse on for a time period equal to it's delay creating a falling edge monostable circuit which should not be possible.
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MC-11193
The order in which powerable blocks (e.g. redstone dust blocks) along a wire are powered or de-powered is not clearly defined and causes a non-deterministic behavior for redstone contraptions
MC-8328
Powered mechanisms react when receiving a 0 tick redstone signal (existence of micro-pulses in general / inconsistent block update 'algorithm')
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Confirmed in the snapshot
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Confirmed in 13w11a, might be same issue as MC-8328.
galaxy_2alex
Is this still a concern in the current Minecraft version 1.8.1 Prerelease 3 / Launcher version 1.5.3 or later? If so, please update the affected versions in order to best aid Mojang ensuring bugs are still valid in the latest releases/pre-releases.
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No response for over a year.
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Why is it marked as resolved? Could you reopen it?
Not that the bug is that important, I'd rather see MC-8328 fixed.
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Because a year ago it was asked if it was still an issue, and nobody replied until today :|
So, before I reopen this, is this still an issue in 1.9 or 1.9.1-pre3?
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It is.
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Then keep the affected versions up to date
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Why? It affects every version until it gets resolved. Simple logic.
No point in creating a list of 20 different versions.
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Because very, VERY often issues get fixed without the issue being assigned to anybody, simply because the ticket cannot be found or a similar issue got fixed which causes other issues to be fixed
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Ok, this bug is an exception then because it is most probably caused by MC-8328 (0-tick pulses) that in turn seems to be caused by the fundamentally illogical block update 'algorithm' of Minecraft that is unable to properly handle simultaneity.
If there is one bug that won't get fixed 'accidentally' it's MC-8328 (and therefore MC-9955, too).
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Still, you _need_ to keep the affected versions up to date
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Is this still an issue in the latest snapshot 16w44a?
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Is this still an issue in the Minecraft version 1.13.2, or the latest snapshot (currently 18w47b)? If so, please add it to the affected versions.
Carretero Martínez
Can confirm on 20w21a https://youtu.be/xIEg8dmaJ2g
pulpetti
In 1.16.1
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In 1.16.2 RC-1