java-topology/defects/zookeeper/patch/zookeeper-diamond-recursion-CLEAN.md
russell@unturf.com 1dee074618 kafka-0009: GraphGraceSearchUtil diamond recursion O(2^D) → O(N); count 621→622
findAndVerifyWindowGrace() recurses over parent GraphNodes without a visited
accumulator. Kafka Streams GraphNode is a genuine DAG (addChild wires
parent→child with multiple parents allowed), so a diamond topology causes
2^D recursive calls. Fix: thread an IdentityHashMap<GraphNode,Long> memo
through recursion; memoize on first visit, return cached result on revisit.
8/8 unit tests PASS; D=10 defect count=3071 vs patched O(N).

Diamond-recursion CLEAN markers added for: flink, neo4j, janusgraph,
tinkerpop, dgraph, zookeeper, storm, ant, gradle, graal, eclipse-jdt,
exposed, intellij, kotlin, scala3, hibernate-0007 (prior session work
now committed).
2026-03-29 16:59:50 -04:00

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# zookeeper — diamond recursion CWE-407 scan: CLEAN
## Scan date: 2026-03-29
## Method scanned
`SnapshotRecursiveSummary.printZnode()` — recursive ZNode tree walk.
## Finding
ZooKeeper's data model is a strict hierarchical namespace (a tree, not a DAG). A
ZNode path is unique; no ZNode can appear under two different parent paths.
`DataNode.children` is a `Set<String>` of relative child names, and `DataTree` is
keyed by full path (`ConcurrentHashMap<String, DataNode>`). Diamond topology is
impossible by construction.
`printZnode` recursion is therefore O(N) where N is the number of ZNodes, with no
risk of exponential blowup.
## Verdict: CLEAN