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Relates to MC-270550 and MC-270551.

Relates to MC-270550 and MC-270552.

Relates to MC-270551 and MC-270552

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steps to reproduce

  1. Place dirt path underwater

  2. Stand on the dirt path (do not fly).

  3. Sprint

Observed: You do not begin swimming because technically, your feet are not in water, unlike the behavior prior to version 1.17.1.

Expected: You should commence swimming as you did before version 1.17.1.

steps to reproduce (another way)

  1. Position a row of floating water, obstructed from flowing by light blocks, with a one-block gap between the water and the ground (https://bugs.mojang.com/secure/attachment/565784/sound_spamming_machine_1.17.mp4)

  2. Enter the water and stand on the ground

  3. Sprint

Observed: You do not initiate swimming, unlike the behavior before version 1.17.1.

Expected: You should begin swimming but promptly cease, as you are no longer in water, mirroring behavior before version 1.17.1.

steps to reproduce

  1. Spawn a bee

  2. /attribute @e[type=bee,limit=1] minecraft:generic.attack_knockback base set 5

  3. Hit the bee in survival mode

Observed: Despite the bee having an increased minecraft:generic.attack_knockback attribute, your knockback remained unchanged.

Expected: The attribute should enhance the knockback.

For the other listed mobs, slight adjustments to the command are required, but it should be manageable.

steps to reproduce

  1. Put the following command in an activated repeating command block: 

    execute as @p at @s run damage @e[type=!minecraft:player,sort=nearest,limit=1] 1 minecraft:player_attack by @s

  2. Spawn a mob

Observed: The mob did not experience vertical knockback upon first being damaged due to {OnGround:0}.

Expected: The mob should also experience vertical knockback upon first being damaged.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Summon a witch

  2. Place a bell

  3. Ring the bell

  4. Quickly break the bell

Observed: The witch did not acquire the glowing effect.

Expected: The witch should have obtained the glowing effect.

steps to reproduce

  1. Spawn a villager behind a closed door

  2. /give @p tnt[minecraft:block_state={unstable:'true'}]

  3. Stand in front of the closed door

  4. /summon minecraft:husk ~ ~ ~ {CanBreakDoors:1b}

  5. Replace the door with TNT when the zombie begins breaking it

  6. Wait

Observed: The TNT did not detonate after the husk broke it.

Expected: The TNT should explode once the husk breaks it.

steps to reproduce

  1. Summon a bee and a blaze underwater

  2. Rejoin the world

Observed: The bee momentarily does not take damage from the water, even though it had been previously damaged by the water before the reload.

Expected: The bee should promptly resume taking damage, similar to the blaze, since it had already been affected by water damage before the world reload.

Yeah, very annoying. Just let me replace my enchanted pickaxe!