when type in /fill <x y z> <x y z> air replace stone command, the system shows
Syntax error: Unexpected "replace": at "10 10 air >>replace<<stone"
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The command requirements are /fill <from: xyz> <to: xyz> <tileName:Block> <tileData:Int> replace <replaceTileName:Block> [replaceDataValue: Int]
In commands, when something is surrounded by < >, like the xyz coordinates, that means it's required to be entered. In most fill types, the tileData:Int part is surrounded by [ ] meaning it's optional and not required. However, when using the replace command, it is surrounded by < > meaning it is required. Your problem isn't a bug, just simply a typo. For most blocks such as the air in your command, the tile data can be 0 or 1 and your command will work.
Try this:
/fill <x y z> <x y z> air 1 replace stone
If you were working with a block such as concrete, the tileData would affect the color of the block.
Hope this helps!