Descendants
Finds every vertex reachable from a vertex, such as all the jobs that wait for one step of a build.
Time complexity O(V+E), gograph function dag.Descendants.
Build pipeline
The jobs of a CI pipeline for a web service. Each edge points from a job to a job that waits for it.
A directed graph with 7 vertices and 9 edges.
If the Compile job fails, which jobs can't run, because they wait for it directly or through other jobs?
Use it in Go
jobs, err := dag.Descendants(g, "Compile")
if err != nil {
return err
}
for _, v := range jobs {
fmt.Println(v.Label())
}
Example graphs
- Build pipeline, 7 vertices and 9 edges
- Course prerequisites, 14 vertices and 18 edges
- Spreadsheet formulas, 25 vertices and 41 edges
- Go module graph, 62 vertices and 116 edges
- Monorepo build, 100 vertices and 266 edges
More in Dependencies
- Ancestors: Finds every vertex that can reach a vertex, such as all the courses one course needs first.
- Affected: Finds the changed vertices and every vertex reachable from them, such as all the cells a spreadsheet edit recomputes.
- Transitive reduction: Drops every edge that a longer path already implies. Each vertex still reaches the same vertices.