How to do Conditional Commands or Comparators in Datapacks

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Conditional Command Blocks — CommandGeek
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Conditional command blocks can also be used with completely normal commands, not necessarily "execute if" commands. For example if I have a command block containing "/setblock ~ ~1 ~ stone" and a second conditional command block contai

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How can you make a conditional command in datapacks?
https://www.planetminecraft.com/forums/minecraft/datapacks/how-can-you-make-a-conditional-c-598099/

Chained command blocks execute their command in the same tick as the command block that activated them. I think another problem with comparators is that you need to reset them or the command block they're getting their signal from after the command ha