CascadeNone

CascadeNone refers to a design or programming approach where certain actions or effects in a system do not trigger any subsequent actions or effects. In other words, it stops a series of processes from continuing. Imagine a traffic light: if it is set to CascadeNone, when it turns red, it wouldn’t affect the adjacent lights or signals. This term is often used in software development and data management, emphasizing the need for certain changes or commands to operate independently, preventing unintended consequences in complex systems.