Hello Minecraft team,
First of all, thank you for the incredible work you’ve done with the Bedrock Script API. It’s a powerful tool that opens up exciting possibilities for creators and developers in the Minecraft community.
While working with Custom Commands, I’ve been using customCommandRegistry.registerEnum to define a list of valid options for players to choose from. The Enum registration works perfectly for validation — players can only enter predefined values, and the command logic handles them correctly.
However, I’ve noticed that when typing a custom command in the chat (for example, something like /example select), Minecraft does not show any autocomplete suggestions for the Enum values — even though they’ve been registered properly. This makes it harder for players to discover available options, especially in cases where the Enum represents a list of servers, game modes, or other selectable features.
I understand that this may not be a bug, but rather a UI limitation or an unimplemented feature. Still, I’d love to see autocomplete support for Enum values in future updates. It would make custom commands much more intuitive and user-friendly, especially for players who aren’t familiar with the exact syntax or available choices.
Thank you for considering this suggestion, and for continuing to support the scripting community with thoughtful improvements.
Best regards,
Eric
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