Please attach a minimal setup data pack, and the log file.
/data get ... path.with."dot.in".name
{path:{with:{dot.in:{name:1}}}}
Invalid.
This needs rephrasing, the rail breaks because the neighboring block to lean at is gone. The same can be observed when moving the ascending rails directly away from a "supporting neighbor" block. The whole reason it works fine when not updated in the meantime is because the moved rail forces the connection, it's not the other way around
The best fix for this is having ascending rail without neighbor support (but with floor support) turn to flat rail instead, upon getting a block update.
Caused by MC-181604, the attribute is not supposed to get reset, so the client is correct here.
The item. loss/duplication is a duplicate of MC-63; the segmentation fault seems like a technical support issue, for which contact Mojang Support.
This place is not a help desk
The desync with long mine times will be more noticable: if 20 ticks takes 1.1 seconds instead of 1, mining a block that takes 0.5 seconds to mine will have no noticable difference; mining a block that requires 10 seconds to mine will result in needing an extra 1 second of mining time.
Commands (and by extension functions) require processing power. Unoptimized functions will drain memory and slow down game tick speed. That's not a bug but an expected consequence. This is a problem with your pack, not the game. Lag is not a bug.
For reference, block breaking bugs out as the client does not lag, desyncing the mining progress, keep mining and the block breaks fine.
Additionally, check your chat settings.
Invalid, modded game.
And leather helmets don't have the the nose area, and chainmail helmets' nose area being shorter, and chainmail chestplates' have a different bottom end, and netherite looks entirely unique.
This is art feedback, not a bug. The armor is supposed to look similar, not identical.
Cannot reproduce, functions schedule fine for me.
Please attach the data pack and output log.
Yeah, the first one, next to the blocks matches fine, no bug here.
Duplicate of MC-261722, WAI.