MC-196659datapack predicates don't check if their name is "valid"
all file and folder names in datapacks are limited to a-zA-z0-9 hovewer predicates don't check if their name follows this naming convention and instead of returning error invalid file name in the logs, they are listed when tab completing the /execute if predicate command and inaccessible couse they contain a space in their name
reproduction steps:
1 make a valid datapack predicate json file
2 copy that valid predicate file and rename it to contain spaces like "predicate - Copy"
3 reload the datapacks and see what predicate files are listed "usable" by /execute if predicate
Created Issue:
datapack predicates don't check if their name is "valid"
all file and folder names in datapacks are limited to a-zA-z0-9 hovewer predicates don't check if their name follows this naming convention and instead of returning error invalid file name in the logs, they are listed when tab completing the /execute if predicate command and inaccessible couse they contain a space in their name
reproduction steps:
1 make a valid datapack predicate json file
2 copy that valid predicate file and rename it to contain spaces like "predicate - Copy"
3 reload the datapacks and see what predicate files are listed "usable" by /execute if predicate
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Can't reproduce
sorry its not Vanilla fault, to be exact i was running 1.16.1 Optifine HD G2_pre10 Ultra, which was the cause however interestingly enough even though there are no errors in logs about invalid characters, functions with invalid characters are not accessible but predicates are.
I thought that Optifine was only affecting client side rendering, but it seems i was wrong