Sorry your bug report has been ignored by the team at Microsoft, Tomasz. You wrote a well-researched bug report.
As far as I can tell from my own testing (a few months ago) client-side scripts work with Bedrock Dedicated Server, but server-side scripts do not. It's not clear to me why this is the case (a bug? or not implemented?). I told myself I'd revisit the issue in 6-12 months and see if Microsoft had made any progress.
I wish you luck in finding a better place than this site to find support. The Discord chat is incomprehensible (to me). The other community forums are almost as bad. I believe, back when I was testing, that Reddit was the best place I could find for intelligible and compassionate support.
I was having this problem with a 20w16a --> 20w17a world. Appears that if I break the dirt blocks underneath the saplings (I've been breaking a 4x4 swath, just in case...), and then replacing the hole with the same dirt backs, the same saplings will grow. Seems to reset some property on the saplings and/or the dirt that's changed in the latest snapshot...
I've had the same issue. I've emailed support and have been told this is a known issue they're working on.
Thanks, Jacob. "screens" was a helpful tip.
Sorry your bug report has been ignored by the team at Microsoft, Tomasz. You wrote a well-researched bug report.
As far as I can tell from my own testing (a few months ago) client-side scripts work with Bedrock Dedicated Server, but server-side scripts do not. It's not clear to me why this is the case (a bug? or not implemented?). I told myself I'd revisit the issue in 6-12 months and see if Microsoft had made any progress.
I wish you luck in finding a better place than this site to find support. The Discord chat is incomprehensible (to me). The other community forums are almost as bad. I believe, back when I was testing, that Reddit was the best place I could find for intelligible and compassionate support.
I was having this problem with a 20w16a --> 20w17a world. Appears that if I break the dirt blocks underneath the saplings (I've been breaking a 4x4 swath, just in case...), and then replacing the hole with the same dirt backs, the same saplings will grow. Seems to reset some property on the saplings and/or the dirt that's changed in the latest snapshot...