If you update the observer in the following configuration, the redstone does not light up.
[media]Put a sticky-piston facing up on the ground and put a block on top of it. Next, place a observer facing into this block behind it. If you now place redstone dust to the side of the sticky-piston and update the observer, the sticky-piston extends, but the redstone does not light up. I had this bug in my construction and I was confused because I couldn't see how the piston could extend.
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This is what’s known as a “c tick” which is the first half of a redstone pulse. like tigers said, the piston cuts it off before the second half of the redstone pulse (p tick) comes in and lights up the dust.
This is a by-product of Bedrock's C/P tick Redstone system. The only thing that may be considered a "bug" is the lack of visual update to Redstone dust, despite it still powering Redstone Consumers.
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The piston cuts off the redstone signal before the game can display it.