Block breaking is glitched when breaking more than one block

[dexula]

Bug Description

Video Link:
https://medal.tv/games/minecraft/clips/1euD9ccN2j_tkc/d1337oxOWhEV?invite=cr-MSw5REwsNDI0MDg2Mzcs

How to Reproduce?

1. Hold left click to break block.
2. Continue Breaking Blocks.
3. Blocks won't break

Expected Behavior

Continue breaking blocks

Version

1.20

Fabric/Quilt Loader Version

0.14.21 Fabric

Logs or additional context

No response

Has not been reported.

• I made sure this bug hasn't already been reported.

Is on most update to date version.

• I made sure I am using the most up to date fabric/quilt loader and mod version.

[isXander]

Please update to 1.20.1 version of Debugify! This fixes your issue!
1.20.1 is a very minor update and all but a few mods require updating (all of which the updates have released). There is no reason to continue using 1.20.
You CAN join 1.20 servers on a 1.20.1 client.

[dexula]

Thank you for replying. Will updating to 1.20.1 allow my other 1.20 mods work? I use Fabric-Essential as my main source of modding just so my friends and I can play. And we've selected a whole bunch of mods prior to 1.20.1 update

[onkoe]

Thanks for the update! I found this to be an issue in my modpack, too! However, many mods for 1.20 really supported snapshots that were known to be stable, so they also included 1.20 in their version list - before 1.20 released!

Now, after 1.20.1 came out, a lot of mods are still stuck on 1.20 for that silly reason..!

It'd be incredible to get a 1.20.1 -> 1.20 "backport" of this release. I'm happy to open up a PR if you'll distribute the update to Modrinth and beyond. Please feel free to let me know if that sounds good - or if you have other plans. @isXander

[isXander]

I'd be surprised if 1.20.1 broke any mods whatsoever. Either add a fabric loader dependency override for Debugify or just use 1.20.1

[onkoe]

I'm sorry! I just realized that "dependency override" could be an actual feature of Fabric, and I was right. Eventually. :p

Sorry for the misunderstanding, and thanks for the assistance with this problem!