branch_miner.js "action is not a function"

[LexiTehGallade]

I'm not technically inclined so I can't tell you why but this happens upon attempting to load the script without fail each and every time (see attached image)

[Earthcomputer]

There should be an error in the game log, can you send it here?

[LexiTehGallade]

I would like to but i'm afraid I cannot even access my game when trying to run the latest version of the game (1.15.2) with the latest release as I ran into a new problem involving game crash - Would you like me to create a new issue for that first or have both issues together?

[Earthcomputer]

Please make sure you are on the latest version of clientcommands before reporting the crash, and then create a new issue for that crash if it still occurs. I still need the game logs for the "action is not a function" message.

[Lasagnenator]

latest.log

This is the game log for action is not a function.

For context, I just loaded the world, ran /cscript run branch_mine.js, then exited.

I would have tried it on 1.15.2 but I could not get clientcommands to work there due to a game crash on startup.

[Earthcomputer]

You guys really need to make an issue about this crash on startup. If you don't make an issue, it won't get fixed.

[LexiTehGallade]

Back on topic,
relevant.log
Here is my latest.log with all information regarding anything other than the script deleted. Hope it helps.

[Earthcomputer]

What Java version are you using? And is it oracle or openjdk?

[LexiTehGallade]

[LexiTehGallade]

Addendum: Updated to latest oracle version, issue still happening.

[Earthcomputer]

I can't reproduce. Did you modify the script at all in any way?

[Lasagnenator]

I've narrowed the error down to the creation of the Thread objects at the end of the script. I believe action refers to the name of the parameter in the Thread constructor.

[LemmaEOF]

It seems like this might be a bug with Oracle JDK. Maybe try OpenJDK?

[Earthcomputer]

I tried running clientcommands with Oracle JDK 1.8.0_241, which is the latest Oracle JDK version available, and I still cannot reproduce the issue.

[Earthcomputer]

I asked a friend to try and reproduce it on Windows, they couldn't either.

[Lasagnenator]

Minecraft by default uses the bundled java runtime which for me is 1.8.0_51. So I forced it to use the installed java runtime and now it is working.

This should be a part of the installation instructions for clientcommands or fabric that the user needs to change the used runtime to an installed one and not the bundled one if they plan on using the scripts.