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Result value for /reload

When running the command /reload, it always success, and it sets the success count(/execute store success) to 1.

However, this applies the same even when the datapack has invalid data.

To check whether the command worked properly and reloaded all datapacks, we need to check the log.

So, we can use the result value(/execute store result) to test whether the datapack reloaded or there was an error and didn't reload it.

For example, when it successfuly reloads, the result value would be set to 1,

otherwise, when it fails to reload datapacks, it'll set the result value to 0.

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• March 11, 2021 04:45
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  • March 18, 2021 15:07
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  I think it just needs to output the results to the command line like normal commands do, it could say either 4/4 datapacks reloaded successfully, or tell you datapack xys failed loading xyz:abc and show which function it failed on to allow for easier debugging. It could even say which line is the problem. This would save so much time hunting for bugs!

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  • February 11, 2026 05:05
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  Wow 5 years almost and nothing has been done here? I thought I was going crazy that it didn't  output a result.