Camels appear as selectors even though they don't exist yet
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]
They also appear in tab completion.
Linked Issues
relates to3
Created Issue:
Camels appear as selectors even though they don't exist yet
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return {{Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=+minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]+}}
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return {{Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=+minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]+}}
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return {{Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]+}}
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return {{Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]+}}
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]+
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e [type=camel] returns Test Failed
when it should return Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e [type=minecrat:camel] <–- [HERE] +
They also appear in tab completion.For example, /execute if entity @e [type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e [type=minecrat:camel] <–- [HERE]
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return
Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed
when it shouldreturn Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e
[type=minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]
They also appear in tab completion.
For example, /execute if entity @e[type=camel] returns Test Failed when it should return Invalid or unknown entity type 'minecraft:camel' ...y @e[type=minecrat:camel]<–-[HERE]
They also appear in tab completion.
relates to
Can confirm