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If Node A has @occasion as its condition, what happens to Node B with @occasion:Graduation as its condition?

Node B is overshadowed and not executed

When Node A has the condition @occasion, it means that it will be triggered based on that specific condition being met. If Node B is subsequently conditioned on @occasion:Graduation, it indicates that Node B requires a more specific scenario to be executed, which falls under the broader category defined by Node A.

In this scenario, when Node A is activated (i.e., its condition is met), it effectively takes precedence over Node B, which is more specific. Therefore, since Node A is currently true, Node B, which has an additional requirement (it being specifically a graduation occasion), will be overshadowed. This results in Node B not being executed because Node A's condition is broader and prevents the specific condition of Node B from being fulfilled at that time.

In summary, when Node A is true, Node B does not run as it requires a more specific condition that is not currently satisfied when Node A is active.

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Node B executes without issues

Node B is activated randomly

Node B runs after Node A automatically

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