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In order to reproduce the bug, you will need such things as:
Command block
Redstone comparator
Redstone block (or any other block that gives a signal)
Order of execution:
We put the command block in repeat mode and write any executed command (for example '/say ABC')
We place a comparator next to it as in the screenshot.
We put a block next to the redstone command block, after which the spam '[!] ABC' will begin.
Break the redstone block (spam stops).
As a result:
The comparator remains powered up, although the execution of the command is completed.
Also, after all the actions, you can copy the command block by pressing the combination MW + CTRL, then place it on, you may notice that the signal is saved.
Thank you for your report!
However, this issue is Working as Intended.
The report you have submitted is working as intended: command blocks keep producing a redstone signal as long as the latest command has been executed successfully. If you want it to stop producing the signal, you need to run a command that will fail.
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Things such as graphics, sounds, world creation, biomes, redstone, villagers, and animals may not work the same in current versions.
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