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  1. Minecraft: Java Edition
  2. MC-76044

randomTickSpeed, spawnRadius, maxEntityCramming and maxCommandChainLength accept non-integer value

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      The bug

      You can set any value for gamerules like randomTickSpeed, spawnRadius or maxEntityCramming which store numbers, but the command feedback is always "Game rule [GAME_RULE_NAME] has been updated to [VALUE]", even if the provided value is not a number. The expected behavior is that an error message appears just like it is for the gamerules which store boolean values when trying to set a non-boolean value.

      How to reproduce

      Use the following command

      /gamerule randomTickSpeed text
      

      → The feedback "Game rule randomTickSpeed has been updated to text" appears

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