Minecraft Version

1.18.x

Version

1.100.8

Details

Using a command computer to run "tag" commands does not mirror that of a command block. For example, in a command block you can run tag @a remove <tag>, but in a command computer this command does nothing. You also cannot run execute as @a run tag @s remove <tag>. You can run execute as @p run tag @s remove <tag> though. It seems like execute as @p run tag @s remove <tag> seems to only work in some computers, while not in others. I really have nothing to offer as to why.

This command runs fine:
execute as @p run tag @s remove Human Note: human tag exists and can be removed by the command computer, this computer exists in a datapack dimension I made, and runs fine

This command does not run fine:
execute as @p run tag @s remove godmode Note: godmode tag exists and can be removed by a command block, this computer exists in the overworld and does not run fine

Capitalization does not matter, and symbols work fine in tags as well. My usage of the commands is consistent. I'm at a loss.

I'm sure there are plenty of selector combination I am missing here, but these are the ones that have effected me. I apologize for not having more to go off of here, I'm lost as to what could cause this. I was under the impression that command computers simply run commands the same way a command block would. This assumption has worked for me in creating some very complex scripts, I'm surprised this one command has put up such a fight. Hopefully you have some insight as to what is going on here.

I'm closing this for the time being as its so inconsistent that it must be my own misuse. If I can confirm it with more consistency I will reopen.