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With regards to the manifest referrer metadata store discussed in #14, two options come to mind for implementing the reverse lookup:
Let each manifest have a reverse lookup to all indexes that reference it. Retrieving referrer metadata for a particular manifest would mean first retrieving the indexes, and then following their references to the config objects to get the requested metadata references.
Let each manifest have a reverse lookup to all config objects referenced by indexes that reference the manifest. This approach short circuits the indexes from the reverse lookup, providing direct access to the referrer metadata.
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With regards to the manifest referrer metadata store discussed in #14, two options come to mind for implementing the reverse lookup:
Let each manifest have a reverse lookup to all indexes that reference it. Retrieving referrer metadata for a particular manifest would mean first retrieving the indexes, and then following their references to the config objects to get the requested metadata references.
Let each manifest have a reverse lookup to all config objects referenced by indexes that reference the manifest. This approach short circuits the indexes from the reverse lookup, providing direct access to the referrer metadata.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: