I was playing minecraft today and making a commandblock machine when I made a mistake in the code and exited the command block. I opened it again and changed it to the correct code and tried it and it dident work so I went back in and it was back to the original thing I typed.
I repeated this several times but it kept on doing it.
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Could not reproduce on Windows 10 (1.2.13.60).
I assume you're not closing the command block UI by pressing Cancel. That's the only way I know of that should behave this way.
When you change a command block, even if you don't change the command in it, the game should display a "Command set: <command>" message in the chat. Are you getting such a message? If so, does it show any changes you made to the command?
Are any of the command blocks in your machine cloning or otherwise placing other command blocks? Perhaps the changes are successful, but another command block is overwriting it before you get a chance to use it. An always-active Repeat Command Block would be especially able to do this without you realizing it.