MC-236889/execute store does not work with a conditional array selection
Usually, when using execute store with data get, when the selected path is an array, the length of the array is returned back and stored at the desired location.
This does not seem to work with a conditional array selection.
Steps to Reproduce
/data merge storage bug:test {testArray: [{bool: true}, {bool: false}, {bool: true}]}/scoreboard objectives add test dummy
/scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebar test
/execute store result score $test test run data get storage bug:test testArray[{bool: true}]->
Stores 0/execute store result score $test test run data get storage bug:test testArray
->
Stores 3
Observed result
The value "0" is stored and the error message "This argument accepts a single NBT value" is printed (which is simply wrong, as the 2nd case with a non-conditional access shows)
Expected result
The value "2" is stored to the score
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Created Issue:
execute store does not work with a conditional array selection
Usually, when using execute store with data get, when the selected path is an array, the length of the array is returned back and stored at the desired location.
This does not seem to work with a conditional array selection.Steps to Reproduce
/data merge storage bug:test {testArray: [{bool: true}, {bool: false}, {bool: true}]}/execute store result score $test test run data get storage bug:test testArray[{bool: true}]->
->
Observed result
The value "0" is stored and the error message "This argument accepts a single NBT value" is printed (which is simply wrong, as the 2nd case with a non-conditional access shows)
Expected result
The value "2" is stored to the score
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/execute store does not work with a conditional array selection
The counterpart to the conditional path testArray[{bool: true}] is not testArray but rather testArray[]; while the first selects the list itself (and returns its length), the second, like the conditional path, selects values inside the list.
Therefore I believe this is intended. Instead, you can achieve this in this way:
I can confirm this.