馃煛 MEDIUM SEVERITY - Performance Issue
The lookup_by_name() method performs a linear O(n) scan through all UUID directories, reading and parsing each manifest file. This will significantly degrade performance as resources grow.
Recommendation:
Implement a name-to-UUID index/cache:
- In-memory dictionary maintained by ResourceHandler
- Separate index file (name -> UUID mapping)
- Integration with existing Description index system
This would reduce lookups from O(n) to O(1).
馃煛 MEDIUM SEVERITY - Name Collision Handling
The lookup_by_name() returns the first match found, but directory iteration order is not guaranteed. This leads to non-deterministic behavior when multiple resources share the same name.
Recommendation:
Either:
- Enforce unique names at creation time
- Document that name-based lookup may return arbitrary results for duplicates
- Return an error when duplicates exist, forcing UUID-based access
馃煛 MEDIUM SEVERITY - Performance Issue
The
lookup_by_name()method performs a linear O(n) scan through all UUID directories, reading and parsing each manifest file. This will significantly degrade performance as resources grow.Recommendation:
Implement a name-to-UUID index/cache:
This would reduce lookups from O(n) to O(1).
馃煛 MEDIUM SEVERITY - Name Collision Handling
The
lookup_by_name()returns the first match found, but directory iteration order is not guaranteed. This leads to non-deterministic behavior when multiple resources share the same name.Recommendation:
Either: