Invisibility breaks upon taking item

[Oahkery]

As the title says, invisibility breaks when you pick up an item. It shouldn't work like this. It should break when you attack or cast a spell, as the description says. But now a very powerful tool in D&D has been reduced to just a slightly better stealth, whether on purpose or through a bug.

Example: I'm in a certain area (Shar's Gauntlet) where you need to collect some items to move forward. Trying to play in a more role-playing, less murder hobo-y way, I decided to have my rogue sneak in and grab one of the items rather than fight in the obvious ambush. I used a scroll of invisibility, snuck up and grabbed the item, only for him to pop back into view in the middle of a room surrounded by enemies.

I could see if when I took the item, the enemies had noticed it disappear and I had to succeed on Stealth checks for whether they heard me or not, but I lost invisibility immediately and then had a bunch of checks for whether I was seen when standing in plain view in the middle of the room (I actually passed all but 1; would I have been able to sneak out even though I was in their sight? That seems more silly than invisibility randomly breaking for no reason). For claiming to offer basically unlimited choice, to be basically D&D in video game form, I sure am forced into fights a lot of times. It's ridiculous. Please fix this.

[Verdon't]

Can confirm, I've had this happen to me multiple times. Makes trying to pickpocket unreasonably frustrating. Like, don't get me wrong, I enjoy a challenge a lot of the times, but sometimes I just don't want to deal with going turn based and avoiding detection for like ten minutes every single time I want to check something out.

My Astarion has a high bonus to stealth, and it just feels cheap when the rogue will suddenly drop invisibility and stop hiding in front of a merchant or in a room full of enemies. Feels like a bug, and makes invisibility pretty much pointless outside sneak attacks (and even then, it's usually easier to just get advantage via flanking).

[Astropunk☆]

Still having this happen even with the Greater Invisibility spell, but only when picking up specific objects (like the printing slates in the basement of the Baldur's Mouth Gazette building)

[N7NobodyCats]

invisibility potion does the same??? in the goblin camp i used a potion of invisibility, says it lasts for 10 turns, but when i pick up / steal a barrel of wine, it instnatly brings me out of it. like why?? whats the point of invisibility if its just gonna disappear the moment i pick anything up?? didnt attack or use any thing that "should" remove the effect. makes the potion literally pointless. and definitely not worth the 169 gold i had to pay for it.

[Pomki]

ya sadly it does that so that makes invisibility only a strategy to escape and leave fights to go to camp and ressurect your companions