Workaround
Manually changing each skin in launcher_skins.json to include the new cape UUID will make them return. To find the new UUID, simply add a new skin with your cape and copy the string from the file.
This issue occurred in the beta version, but I didn't know how to reproduce it. I've finally noticed the pattern.
Steps to Reproduce:
In a previous version of the launcher, add a skin with a cape;
Add a skin without a cape;
Update the launcher.
Observed Results:
The skin with the cape disappears, the one without it stays. The skins still exist in launcher_skins.json. This is an issue with the new version specifically, as the skins return if you go back.
Expected Results:
Both skins are still there.
Notes: Tested with the Moderator cape. Upon adding a new skin with the cape after the update, I noticed that the texture UUID seems to have changed, That may be what's causing the issue and may not be fixable.
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@unknown - This project is for the Minecraft Launcher. Bedrock does not have any official launcher currently.
Hi there!
Could you answer few questions regarding this issue, it will help with the investigation:
Does this issue still occur on newest version of the Launcher?
Have you tried to install Launcher from the minecraft.net website/MS store?
Are you logged in in both Xbox app, MS store, and Launcher with the same MS account?
Have you tried signing out of all your Windows Apps, and the signing in again?
Is your Windows and associated apps (Xbox app, MS store) up-to-date?
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Wait is this bedrock edition or Java?