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fix(watch): hold a disabled rendition while no enabled one remains - #7155
Muting the selected audio or video rendition makes @moq/watch unsubscribe, so unmuting loses the start while the viewer waits to subscribe again.
Completes quest/m1/push-to-talk/hold-js.md, part of push-to-talk.
Approach
Keep an already-selected disabled rendition subscribed while no enabled supported alternative remains. Initial selection still skips disabled renditions; removal, a broadcast change, or an enabled alternative ends the hold. Tag support-probe results with their broadcast, including when equal rendition maps suppress a notification.
Treat a held disabled rendition as absent for startup and buffering, and idle its drained AudioContext. Align the hang draft and catalog documentation with this behavior. Delete the completed JS quest and preserve main's deletion of the completed Rust/moqsrc quest.
Impact
Public API: behavior only. source.out.track and source.out.config remain set during a hold, with enabled: false; the video keeps its last picture.
Wire encoding: unchanged. The hang specification changes disabled-rendition selection from MUST NOT to SHOULD NOT and permits retaining an existing selection when no decodable enabled alternative remains.
Alternatives
Dropping the selection requires a new subscription on unmute. DTX was considered and rejected in the maintainer's push-to-talk plan; a held disabled rendition sends no media.
Validation
Audio and video tests cover mute/unmute, enabled alternatives, removal, broadcast provenance, and equal-catalog broadcast switches.
Full local just ci origin/main, just drafts check, and trusted installed quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m1/push-to-talk/hold-js.
The fresh-main merge changes no runtime code from the previously reviewed head. It resolves only two completed quest file deletions; the new head requires CI/review before landing.
@moq/watch keeps its selected audio or video rendition, and its
subscription, while the publisher has it disabled and no enabled
alternative exists, so an unmute plays without a catalog round trip or a
resubscribe. Initial selection still skips disabled renditions, an
enabled alternative wins, and a removed rendition is dropped.
A held disabled audio rendition idles like an absent one, so a muted
tile suspends its AudioContext once drained. Neither decoder's startup
waits on a held disabled rendition, and the buffering spinner ignores
one.
The hang draft and catalog docs say a consumer "should not" select a
disabled rendition, and may keep one it already selected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed commit: 06f3973
P2: The independently reported cross-broadcast hold bug remains actionable in audio/source.ts:143 and video/source.ts:327. Selection reads the new broadcast together with the previous broadcast's asynchronously retained availability and can adopt its enabled selection as the new broadcast's held rendition. Associate availability with its originating broadcast before updating #held. Extend both sources' tests with an enabled rendition on A switching directly to a disabled same-ID rendition on B; the existing audio test starts from an already-disabled A, which avoids this path. Referencing the existing finding rather than duplicating an inline comment.
Overall direction is sound: retaining identity across a pause, excluding disabled tracks from startup/buffering gates, and suspending drained audio avoid unnecessary resubscription without adding a parallel decoder lifecycle. No additional actionable bugs found.
Verification: static review of selection, decoder lifecycle, UI, spec/doc changes and regression tests. I did not execute the tests or browser/audio playback scenarios.
The spec and catalog documentation now say consumers should not select disabled renditions, while allowing an existing selection to remain when no enabled alternative exists. The JavaScript watcher holds a disabled audio or video rendition while it remains in the same broadcast’s catalog and no rendition is enabled. Decoder, buffering-indicator, and test changes cover disabled streams, restoration, and removal.
Priority: Normal
Merge Risk: Low · up to 06f39
Audio or video may remain selected and subscribed to a disabled rendition after a broadcast switch. The trigger is narrow, so the change is mergeable with owner awareness, but probe results should be tied to their broadcast.
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Review comments at @js/watch/src/audio/source.ts:
- Line 143: Update #runSelected so it does not record a held track using stale
#out.available renditions from a different broadcast; associate availability
with the broadcast it was probed for and ignore mismatches, or defer updating
#held until the new broadcast’s availability is published. Preserve the existing
behavior once renditions for the current broadcast are available.
Review comments at @js/watch/src/video/source.ts:
- Line 327: Update the logic that assigns #held so a selected rendition is
retained only when the available data was probed for the same broadcast;
associate available with its probed broadcast or wait for the new broadcast’s
probe before recording a selection.
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doc/concept/hang.md
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js/hang/src/catalog/audio.ts
js/hang/src/catalog/video.ts
js/watch/src/audio/decoder.test.ts
js/watch/src/audio/decoder.ts
js/watch/src/audio/source.test.ts
js/watch/src/audio/source.ts
js/watch/src/ui/components/buffering-indicator.ts
js/watch/src/video/decoder.test.ts
js/watch/src/video/decoder.ts
js/watch/src/video/source.test.ts
js/watch/src/video/source.ts
quest/m1/push-to-talk/README.md
quest/m1/push-to-talk/hold-js.md
quest/m1/push-to-talk/hold-rs.md
quest/m3/ladder/README.md
rs/hang/src/catalog/audio/mod.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/mod.rs
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… renditions
On a broadcast switch, selection reran against the previous broadcast's
probe result and recorded it as the new broadcast's held rendition, so a
disabled same-ID rendition on the new broadcast was held. The probe now
reads the catalog from the broadcast it tags, and a hold is recorded only
when `available` belongs to the current broadcast.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The prior P2 cross-broadcast hold finding is fixed (#7155 (comment)). Both audio and video support probes now read the catalog directly from the broadcast and tag availability with its source; selection only records a hold when that tag matches. The added enabled-A → disabled-same-ID-B regressions cover the previously missing case.
No new actionable bugs found in the substantive delta from 06f3973, accounting separately for merged main changes. Direction: explicit availability provenance is a small, appropriate fix that preserves same-broadcast pause/resume behavior.
Verification: static review of probe cancellation, selection/hold paths and new tests, with independent confirmation. I did not execute tests or browser/audio playback scenarios.
A switch between broadcasts with identical renditions publishes an equal
`available`, which the signal dedupes, so selection never reran with the
new broadcast's tag and the hold was never recorded. The probed broadcast
is now a signal that selection reads.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The independently reported equal-rendition broadcast-switch finding is fixed: both selectors now subscribe to the probed broadcast's identity, so a deduplicated availability map still establishes the new broadcast's hold. The earlier cross-broadcast hold fix remains intact. The new audio/video tests cover switching between equal enabled catalogs and then disabling the new selection.
No new actionable bugs found in the delta from 8af0fbe. A reactive provenance tag is a small, appropriate addition; coalesced notifications let selection observe the matching map and tag together.
Verification: static review of both sources, probe cancellation, signal equality/notification behavior and regression tests. I did not run tests or browser/media playback scenarios.
Fixed the cross-broadcast hold bug from the first review round in 6fdd593. Each support probe reads the catalog from the broadcast it probes for and tags available with that broadcast. A hold is recorded only when the tag matches the current broadcast.
Fixed Codex's follow-on in e232d20. The tag is a signal, so a switch between broadcasts with identical renditions, where available dedupes, still reruns selection and records the hold.
Added regression tests in both sources for both cases. The full @moq/watch suite passes (430), along with just check-changed and quest check --base origin/main.
Merge summary: the PR left the merge queue on a merge conflict in quest/m1/push-to-talk/hold-rs.md. Meanwhile moq-dev/moq#7156 had landed the Rust holds and rewritten that quest to the moqsrc remainder. I resolved the conflict in c91e288 by taking main's version and keeping this PR's pointer to the @moq/watch#hold code in its Goal. No code changed. CI passed, and Codex reviewed the new head with no findings (👍). quest check --base origin/main passes. Landing c91e288.
Merge maintenance for the previously approved landing:
Merged fresh main into the reviewed head. The only conflicts were completed quest files: keep hold-js.md deleted, and preserve main's deletion of hold-rs.md after moq-dev/moq#7240.
Runtime code is identical to the previously reviewed head, c91e288. No design change, new API, or wire encoding change.
Review assessment: both earlier broadcast-provenance findings are fixed, and the prior head has a clean Codex review. No new findings from the conflict resolution. The approach still holds an existing selection without adding a separate decoder lifecycle.
Local just ci origin/main, just drafts check, and trusted installed quest validation against fresh origin/main passed, with BASH_ENV=/dev/null inherited after loading the pinned Nix environment.
This hand-resolved merge requires new-head review/CI before landing. Returning it to the parent with the hold released, without waiting or requesting a review. Existing merge approval remains applicable.
Landing reviewed head 850f09c under the maintainer's approval for quest:merge PRs without outstanding decisions. Codex completed its current-head review with no findings, and required checks pass. The two conflicts involved completed quest files; runtime code is unchanged from the reviewed implementation. Local CI, including 4,206 Rust tests, draft checks, and trusted quest validation against freshly fetched main pass.
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Problem
Muting the selected audio or video rendition makes
@moq/watchunsubscribe, so unmuting loses the start while the viewer waits to subscribe again.Completes
quest/m1/push-to-talk/hold-js.md, part of push-to-talk.Approach
Keep an already-selected disabled rendition subscribed while no enabled supported alternative remains. Initial selection still skips disabled renditions; removal, a broadcast change, or an enabled alternative ends the hold. Tag support-probe results with their broadcast, including when equal rendition maps suppress a notification.
Treat a held disabled rendition as absent for startup and buffering, and idle its drained AudioContext. Align the hang draft and catalog documentation with this behavior. Delete the completed JS quest and preserve main's deletion of the completed Rust/moqsrc quest.
Impact
source.out.trackandsource.out.configremain set during a hold, withenabled: false; the video keeps its last picture.Alternatives
Dropping the selection requires a new subscription on unmute. DTX was considered and rejected in the maintainer's push-to-talk plan; a held disabled rendition sends no media.
Validation
just ci origin/main,just drafts check, and trusted installedquest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m1/push-to-talk/hold-js.Follow-ups
Audio support-probe caching is tracked by the existing quest.
(Written by GPT-6.1 Sol)