When used (whether from the console, from a command block or with functions) you must always specify the following parameters of the minecraft:bees component:
-min_ticks_in_hive (integer)
-ticks_in_hive (integer)
But the "entity_data" parameter can be excluded. My problem, like that of other players, is that when making datapacks (or some type of command) related to bee nests or beehives, you must always specify these two parameters, which vary as the ticks change (like their names indicate) causing certain functionalities of the datapacks/commands to not be activated.
Before the creation of the components, this command was more than enough:
/give @s minecraft:bee_nest{BlockEntityTag:{id:"minecraft:bee_nest",Bees:[{EntityData:{id:"minecraft:bee"}},{EntityData:{id:"minecraft:bee"}},{EntityData:{id:" minecraft:bee"}}]}}
I understand that this post may seem like a bug, but I have already uploaded this in Jira and they told me to publish it here.
So I propose (if you haven't thought about it yet) to fix and finish retouching all the functionalities of the components, and even add more and change the NBTs of the mobs also by components, homogeneously uniforming the code to facilitate the work of the coders of datapacks and maps.
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