Using /setblock or /fill to replace a block with water lava produces a stationary block of that respective fluid. You can do this midair or over another fluid. They will remain unflowing until another block update occurs, relogging does not change this.
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However, this issue has been closed as Invalid.
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I don't understand how this is invalid as a parity issue. I vaguely remember running this command in previous Bedrock versions & now this command has a different result. I'll check some older versions to make sure.
There is still an open report at MCPE-52857 that hasn't been updated in a while.
Hi, could you attach a video showing the issue?
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