Steps to Reproduce:
/fill ~-10 ~-1 ~-10 ~10 ~ ~10 glass (because glass cannot be on fire)
/summon ghast
Wait for ghast to shoot you.
Observed Results: In Bedrock Edition, players will be on fire, while not in Java Edition.
Expected Results: Players should not be on fire like Java Edition.
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Comments 7
Can confirm.
agoodday233: Just because a bug doesn't meet the parity issue requirements, does not mean that the issue is automatically invalidated, as in this instance, the behavior documented is not expected.
@@unknown: According to the label and description, the issue is clearly reported as a parity issue, so it should meet the requirements. As a parity issue, it is invalid.
agoodday233: The disparity in this instance is mostly to show how on one edition it behaves like it should (intentional behavior), meanwhile, on the other, it doesn't (a bug). A parity issue that precedes the Buzzy Bees update will be a feature that, by game design, differs between editions, and will usually not have an overall impact on gameplay.
@@unknown: Per MC-176741, which is considered a valid bug in Java Edition, not setting on fire is more likely to be intentional. Also, setting on fire is more intuitive, as fireball is on fire.
agoodday233: If you wish to further discuss this bug and/or any other concerns you may have, I strongly suggest you join the Official Mojira Discord, as that is the most suitable place to have discussions. The comment section here on the bug tracker should only be meant to relay important/useful information to the devs.
Relates to MCPE-153769, but not the same per discord discussion.