For example, using command "transferserver", which arguments are server of type string and port of type int, you can write the address as "example.com" but you can't write it as a numeric address, like "192.168.5.1".
In the first screen the argument is valid, in the second is not.
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Could this be reopened? This affects more than just the /transferserver command, including but not limited to scoreboard entries ('#hidden' is invalid, and requires quotation marks to work), tag names ('1' is invalid) and even target selector arguments ('tag=1' is invalid). This can also be contrasted to Java Edition where quotation marks are not required for these entries.
Agreed with @unknown Java allows string arguments to start with numbers in all those cases, whereas bedrock throws an exception (for seemingly no reason).
This should absolutely be reviewed. If not for ease of use, for parity.
For clarify, the following character set doesn't require quotes in java, anything else included and quotes are needes: a-zA-Z0-9._-
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I confirm. We tried with some modified packets, ips (x.x.x.x) work fine for the packet.