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package za.co.absa.spline.producer.service.repo
import za.co.absa.spline.producer.model.OperationLike
import scala.collection.mutable
class RecursiveSchemaFinder(operations: Seq[OperationLike]) {
private val schemaByOperationIdCollector = mutable.Map.empty[Int, Option[Any]]
private val operationById: Map[Int, OperationLike] = operations.map(op => op.id -> op).toMap
def findSchemaOf(op: OperationLike): Option[Any] =
schemaByOperationIdCollector.getOrElseUpdate(op.id, op.schema.orElse {
// We assume that the graph is consistent in terms of schema definitions.
// E.i. if the schema is unknown/undefined than it's unknown/undefined for every operation in the DAG.
// Or if the schema is None because it's the same as the input's schema than EVERY input has the same schema by definition.
// In either case it's enough to only traverse any of the inputs to resolve a schema if one is defined in the DAG.
val maybeChildId = op.childIds.headOption
maybeChildId.flatMap(childId => findSchemaOf(operationById(childId)))
})
}
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