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Graphshard70 minPlatform Engineer

Artifacts Dependency DAG Recovery

Platform Engineer signal: topological sort + cycle detection in a artifact cache context. This is a ProdMatch-owned platform engineer drill, framed as a April 2026 Meta Build Infra simulation, not a copied platform question.

Company context

Meta · Build Infra

Freshness

April 2026

Product surface

artifact cache

ProdMatch interview simulation based on product-team patterns; not a claim of a real company question.

Question

You own artifact cache for a Platform Engineer loop. Given objects and directed dependencies between them, return a valid execution order. If a cycle exists, return an empty list and identify that the rollout is blocked.

Input

  • n nodes labelled 0..n-1 and dependency pairs [before, after].

Output

  • A valid order of all nodes, or [] when dependencies contain a cycle.

Constraints

  • 1 <= n <= 200000
  • 0 <= dependencies.length <= 400000
  • The graph may be disconnected.

Concepts

  • build DAGs
  • tenant quotas
  • artifact caching
  • topological sort
  • cycle detection
  • dependency graph

objects: 4, deps: [[0,1],[0,2],[2,3]] -> [0,1,2,3] or [0,2,1,3]

Approach

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Clean Solution

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Common Mistakes

  • Mark visited when enqueueing, not after repeated dequeue.
  • Do not ignore disconnected components if the product surface can have them.

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