Fix "Unregistered holder" exception when applying an ArchetypeVolume to a world#4237
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Related to #4222
Bug
When a biome is applied through ArchetypeVolume, the exception "Unregistered holder in ResourceKey[minecraft:root / minecraft:worldgen/biome]: Direct{net.minecraft.world.level.biome.Biome@XXXXXXX};" is thrown when the chunk is saved.
Cause
The root error is the function
Registry#safeCastToReferencewhich check that theHolderis aReference, which is not the case after an ArchetypeVolume is applied to a world as it sets biomes with aHolder.Direct.Fix
Change the
Holder.Directto aHolder.Referencewhen a biome is set to a LevelChunkSection.Reproduction
I used this code to create and apply an ArchetypeVolume: