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This isn't a bug - Feature requests like this should be handled in the Discussions section. |
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I'm unsure how to support NBT within containers without making it a full ingredient, but I can take a look sometime. However, if it helps, the Cooking Pot is implied to always be full of water. So any recipe cooked in it involved water in some capacity, meaning that a Glass Bottle could still suffice in your case. |
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Cooking pot recipes don't allow for NBT-Sensitive containers, at least in the 1.20 version. I checked the 1.21 version and the implementation was different, so I don't know if it works differently there
This is a hindrance in my use case, where I want to use water bottles (and specifically water bottles) as the container for my recipes.
As an example, by not allowing NBT-Sensitive containers, I can use any
minecraft:potion(be it water, fire resistance, or instant damage) as the container.A naive way of implementing this would be having a set of (NBT/NBT Path,REQUIRED|REQUIRE NOT)(configurable, default empty) that have to match on the given container.
But a true/false for nbt sensitivity could also be fine.
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