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test(moq-net): a stalled reader keeps every group its budget covers - #7080
Finishes quest/m1/slow-joiner-test.md (deleted here, with its link in the m1 README).
Summary
moq-dev/moq#6990 found a C reader starved before its first read losing its queued groups at the relay, and its unit test checks only the subscribe budget. This adds the transport-level test it suggested: rs/moq-net/tests/integration/slow_joiner.rs.
A publisher feeds a relay, and the relay serves a viewer over the mock transport with one uni stream of credit (two on draft 22, whose SETUP stream stays open). The viewer subscribes, then its whole driver is gated, so its transport stops accepting streams and the credit runs out, the way a starved process behaves. Five groups are published one per second on mock time, and the viewer resumes a second after the last.
a_stalled_reader_keeps_every_group_its_budget_covers: with a 5 s budget (the interop readers' value), every group arrives, each read to its frame.
a_budget_shorter_than_the_stall_skips_what_waited_past_it: with 1.5 s, the groups that waited for credit past the budget (1 and 2) are skipped, while group 0, which took the one free credit as the stall began, and the in-budget groups 3 and 4 arrive. This proves the stall really backs up the relay: with uncapped credit, the same run receives all five groups (checked by mutating the cap locally).
Both run on moq-lite-06, moq-lite-07-wip, and moq-transport-22, take about 40 ms, and need no product change: the relay already holds groups within the budget while they wait for credit.
Impact
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Wire: none.
Choices made without asking
The viewer is the server side of its link, so the test reuses the harness's existing server_gate instead of adding a client gate. Which side dialed doesn't affect the serving path being tested.
A relay hop is included, since the bug went through the relay path and the relay forwards the viewer's budget upstream; the stall is only on the relay-to-viewer link.
The short-budget companion asserts the exact set {0, 3, 4} rather than "something was skipped", so it documents which groups a stall costs: the in-flight one survives, the ones parked on credit past the budget don't.
Groups are dropped, not reset. The parked groups never get a stream, so the relay sends no Old reset; the test asserts on what the reader receives rather than on reset codes.
Checks
just check: passed (8963 nextest tests, including both new ones).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A slow joiner loses no groups within its budget
test(moq-net): a stalled reader keeps every group its budget covers
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No actionable bugs found. The test-only direction is sound: gating the receiving driver exercises actual mock stream-credit pressure through a relay, and the short-budget companion prevents an unbounded-credit setup from passing unnoticed. Exact group sets, duplicate detection, and reading each delivered frame provide useful coverage across all three protocol versions without adding production complexity.
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Walkthrough
The change removes the slow-joiner test requirement and its separate test-plan document. It registers a new integration-test module that stalls a viewer while a relay receives five groups. The tests check received groups for three protocol versions, using five-second and 1.5-second delay budgets.
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Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 72d3d
The tests can be strengthened to detect late group delivery, but no merge-blocking runtime risk was established.
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Require track completion in the stalled-reader fixture.
The current while let Ok(...) treats the one-second receive timeout as normal completion. A group 1 or 2 that arrives after that timeout can remain unobserved while the short-budget assertion still passes. Finish the source after publication, and fail on timeout so the loop ends only when recv_group() returns Ok(None). The max_delay behavior and stalled-reader gate remain unchanged.
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}
+ source.finish().unwrap();
*gate.write().ok().unwrap() = true;
let mut got = BTreeSet::new();
- while let Ok(group) = moq_clock::timeout(Duration::from_secs(1), reader.recv_group()).await {- let mut group = group.unwrap().expect("the track is live");+ loop {+ let Some(mut group) = moq_clock::timeout(Duration::from_secs(1), reader.recv_group())+ .await+ .expect("the track did not finish before timeout")+ .unwrap()+ else {+ break;+ };
let sequence = group.sequence;
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In the stalled-reader fixture, finish the source after publication and before
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Adapt to the renamed origin API from main (announced/request), and finish
the source so the read loop ends on the track's end rather than a 1 s idle
timeout, which could miss a late group.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The existing fixture-completion finding is fixed: the source finishes before the gate opens, and the receive loop now requires the track's end, failing on timeout instead of treating idle time as successful completion. The exact short- and long-budget group assertions and duplicate checks remain intact.
No new actionable bugs found. After excluding incoming main changes, the other update adapts route discovery/request calls to the current API. Explicit completion is a simpler, stronger test oracle than a longer quiet-period assumption; no production complexity is added.
Verification: static base-aware review of the changed fixture and announcement helper. No tests, mutation checks, or interop runs executed.
Merged main. The conflict on GitHub was in the quest link list, and the local merge driver resolved it. main had renamed the origin consumer API (routed/request_broadcast), so the test now uses support::announced and request.
Applied CodeRabbit's fixture finding: the source finishes before the gate opens, and the read loop runs until the track ends. It fails on a timeout instead of treating a 1 s idle as done, so a late group 1 or 2 can no longer slip past the short-budget assertion. Both tests still pass on all three versions.
The new head drew clean reviews (Codex 👍, plus the automated review). quest check passes. Landing under the earlier merge pick.
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quest/m1/slow-joiner-test.md(deleted here, with its link in the m1 README).Summary
moq-dev/moq#6990 found a C reader starved before its first read losing its queued groups at the relay, and its unit test checks only the subscribe budget. This adds the transport-level test it suggested:
rs/moq-net/tests/integration/slow_joiner.rs.A publisher feeds a relay, and the relay serves a viewer over the mock transport with one uni stream of credit (two on draft 22, whose SETUP stream stays open). The viewer subscribes, then its whole driver is gated, so its transport stops accepting streams and the credit runs out, the way a starved process behaves. Five groups are published one per second on mock time, and the viewer resumes a second after the last.
a_stalled_reader_keeps_every_group_its_budget_covers: with a 5 s budget (the interop readers' value), every group arrives, each read to its frame.a_budget_shorter_than_the_stall_skips_what_waited_past_it: with 1.5 s, the groups that waited for credit past the budget (1 and 2) are skipped, while group 0, which took the one free credit as the stall began, and the in-budget groups 3 and 4 arrive. This proves the stall really backs up the relay: with uncapped credit, the same run receives all five groups (checked by mutating the cap locally).Both run on
moq-lite-06,moq-lite-07-wip, andmoq-transport-22, take about 40 ms, and need no product change: the relay already holds groups within the budget while they wait for credit.Impact
Choices made without asking
server_gateinstead of adding a client gate. Which side dialed doesn't affect the serving path being tested.{0, 3, 4}rather than "something was skipped", so it documents which groups a stall costs: the in-flight one survives, the ones parked on credit past the budget don't.Oldreset; the test asserts on what the reader receives rather than on reset codes.Checks
just check: passed (8963 nextest tests, including both new ones).just fix: no changes.quest check: passes.Suggested follow-ups
None.
(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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