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MCPE-223438
Jump doesn't fly with the backpack add-ons
Invalid
MCPE-222882
When I have many items in a bundle in my inventory, I can no longer empty the contents to the floor from my hot bar as of the Chase the Skies update & subsequential patches
Duplicate
MCPE-82016
Corrupt cloud worlds prevent sync and login services
Incomplete
MC-51874
Does Not Load
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After a long conversation and triage with Microsoft, it looks like this is a Mojang issue.
When a world is being synced to cloud, especially if it is a big world, there is a possibility that the world is corrupted. For example, power goes out, internet goes down, etc. This leaves the world in a bad state in the cloud. You can continue to play offline with the local save data; but you will get fail to sync errors if you try to log in online. If you are logged in before you see the Play control, Minecraft just spins its wheels on the rotating world splash after you hit cancel after the failed sync error. If you log in after you see the main screen, you get a sync error, but you can continue to play the local copy. The trouble is, if you can't sync, the game seems to assume your account is in a bad state, and you see the Oops! your disconnected error and can't play with anyone.
The solution is to delete the offending world locally (even if you just spent 3 months building like me).
Minecraft needs to "fail open" if there is a sync issue on bad world data. One bad world should NOT take down the entire game and sync process. Previous Jira have said its "Microsoft's problem"; but the sync flow is actually Mojang's. A better design would be to allow a flag on a world for sync or not... or some way to navigate and purge the BAD data in the cloud (because the local storage is still good).