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feat(mux)!: a Delay { min, max } sets where a consumer starts and how late it falls - #7311
On a cold network join, an unfloored moq_mux::container::Consumer starts at the lowest group that has arrived by the time the first one lands, and it drops a lower group that arrives later as old. Upstream requests aggregate to Order::Descending, so the live edge's stream often lands first. The max-delay decoder of a warmup rendition then starts mid-sweep, just like the min-delay decoder, and shows stripes for a full sweep. An Opus decoder's warmup has the same need. js/hang's Container.Consumer has the same race, and the browser dual decoder will need the fix there.
Approach
A media consumer takes one Delay { min, max }:
min is the target latency: the playout or jitter-buffer delay the player holds. A subscription starts at the group covering the live edge less min plus any warmup. When the newest group arrives first, the start waits for an earlier one. The wait ends when one of these happens:
a group covers the point
nothing earlier can arrive (Rust: the subscriber's ranges; JS: group 0)
the track finishes
the max buffer fills
the newest group's arrival is a whole reach ago, which bounds a quiet track
Delivery then starts at the lowest group that arrived. min is consumer-only and never reaches the wire.
max (None/null for no limit) only bounds lateness after the start, and never moves it. It travels on the wire as Subscription::max_delay does today.
Defaults: both are zero, so a default subscription starts at the newest group at once, however large max is.
A min past max starts at max, since the publisher serves nothing older. This is documented on each Delay.
The subscription still requests max plus the warmup of history. No wire change.
Where it lives:
Rust:moq_mux::container::Delay { min: Duration, max: Option<Duration> }, re-exported as moq_video::decode::Delay and moq_audio::decode::Delay.
moq_audio::decode::Options::delay plus estimate: bool replace max_delay and the playout delay: Option<Duration>.
JS:Container.Delay = { min?: Milli; max?: Milli | null }. An omitted field is 0 and max: null is unlimited. ConsumerProps.delay?: GetterInit<Delay> replaces maxDelay; warmup stays.
FFI (UniFFI): the MoqDelay { min, max } record.
MoqVideoDecoderOutput.delay replaces max_delay.
MoqAudioDecoderOutput.delay plus estimate (default true) replace max_delay and delay.
The Go, Python, Kotlin, Swift, Dart, and C++ wrappers alias it as Delay.
C:moq_delay { min_us, max_us, max_unlimited }, where a zeroed struct is the default.
moq_consume_video and moq_consume_audio take const moq_delay *; NULL is the default.
moq_video_decoder_output.delay and moq_audio_decoder_output.delay replace max_delay_us.
Players pass their playout target as min:
moq play:
Video: min is --delay (or the auto video delay), and max is its staleness budget.
Audio: min is a fixed --delay, with estimate off.
Both floor their start at the live edge, so neither waits.
@moq/watch:
Video: min is the resolved sync.out.delay, and max is sync.out.maxDelay.
Audio: min is the playout delay and max the shared max delay, with the catalog warmup passed as the container's warmup, as moq_audio::decode::Consumer does.
moq_video::decode::Consumer's max-delay decoder: Delay { min + warmup, max + warmup }, the min-delay decoder's delay plus one sweep. It keeps the same lateness budget, and its start reaches the group its warmup needs.
moq_audio::decode::Consumer passes options.delay with with_warmup(catalog warmup). Its container skips at delay.max.
The quest file is deleted. dual-decoder.md records the decision in place of the lookback: 1 note.
Ordering
moq-dev/moq#7311 builds on moq-dev/moq#7077's semantics, where an absent max delay means no limit. moq-dev/moq#7403 (ordered-read waits, max_delay defaults to 0) is queued too. It is not limited to rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs: it also touches dart/moq_ffi/lib/src/moq.dart, the Kotlin, Python, Swift, and moq-ffi MIGRATE.md notes, and the Kotlin, Python, and Swift smoke tests. Whichever of the two lands second may need a local base merge for those files. Neither changes the other's semantics: this PR's consumer Delay defaults both bounds to zero, and #7403 changes only the subscription's default. This branch merges main and never rebases.
Decisions
Name and shape of the opt-in (maintainer, 2026-10-30, refined three times; this PR follows the latest).
A. A builder with a group count: with_lookback(groups). Replaced.
B. A bool: with_earlier_group().
C. A field on a consumer config struct.
D. A warmup duration with the start at the group covering (live edge − (max_delay + warmup)). Replaced: the max delay no longer moves the start.
✅ A consumer-only min delay plus the catalog warmup sets the start: a subscription starts at the group covering (live edge − (min_delay + warmup)). After the start, max_delay only bounds lateness. Everything defaults to 0, so a default subscription starts at the newest group immediately. A min past max clamps the start to max. No wire change. This replaces the confirmation comment of 2026-10-30.
API shape (maintainer, 2026-10-30).
Separate with_min_delay(Duration) / minDelay knobs. Replaced.
✅ One Delay { min, max } type, wherever the consumer APIs took the max delay. Rust: max: Option<Duration>, where None is unlimited. JS: { min?, max? } in ms, where an omitted field is 0 and max: null is unlimited. FFI: a matching record. min stays consumer-only; max travels as today. Breaking, with MIGRATE notes.
Scope check: the Subscription::max_delay rename (maintainer rule: if very large, keep Delay for the consumer start and report the rest as a follow-up).
Audio's playout delay field collides with Delay (maintainer, 2026-10-30).
Rename the playout field to playout.
Name the new field differently in audio.
✅ Fold it in: Delay.min is the playout (jitter-buffer) delay everywhere, the same meaning as the start's target. The old None (estimate from arrivals) mode is still used by:
moq play's default --delay auto
the FFI default delay: None, exercised by each binding's "estimated" smoke test (Kotlin, Swift, Dart, Python, Go)
moq-c's audio decoder, which has no playout field
So it stays as an explicit estimate: bool, default true, without giving min two meanings. With estimate off, min is the fixed playout delay. With it on, min floors the measured delay. Either way min is the lowest playout delay.
Where Delay lives (maintainer, 2026-10-30).
moq-net / @moq/net.
✅ moq_mux::container::Delay and Container.Delay, next to today's users.
Choices made without asking
The start waits but never jumps forward. It starts at the lowest group that arrived, not at the highest covering one, so a zero reach behaves exactly as main does.
The six tests adjusted for the max-delay start are back to main:
with_warmup carves the warmup from the subscription's budget as it stands, so call it before with_delay. set_delay puts max + warmup back on the subscription, and skips the update when that is unchanged.
The covering group stays protected while the reader warms (review findings): until the reader is past both the start's target (the live edge less the reach) and warmup past its first frame, the JS age skip keeps a group that covers the reach. Rust's blocking-group skip tolerates the warmup over the same span. A hole is still skipped at the max delay alone in both.
Browser audio's local skip is the max delay once warmed, as in Rust, rather than max + warmup throughout (review finding). Before, it folded the warmup into delay.
The C smoke client stays on the published libmoq signature until the release cut (CONTRIBUTING.md:95).
C keeps no estimate flag. Its audio decoder always estimated, and min_us floors that estimate.
Merging main (moq-dev/moq#7288's decoder start): each binding's decoder output carries both delay (with audio's estimate) and start. Main's new callers, and the ones this branch missed, now use Delay: the moq-ffi start test, moq-audio's latest-join burst test, and the Rust, C++, Go, and Python interop clients.
moq play's open takes a Delay: the live decoder gets { min: video_delay, max: max_delay }, and the refresh decoder gets { min + warmup, max + warmup }, as moq_video::decode::Consumer does. Main's one-group lookback range floor stays, so the refresh decoder's start reach waits at most for the group below the live edge.
main's edit to the quest file (noting moq play takes the opt-in) is resolved by keeping it deleted, since this PR applies it.
Merging main a third time (moq-dev/moq#7027 moved moq-clock into kio::clock): the start's wait timer (hole_timer) and the start-reach tests in moq-mux and moq-video use kio::clock. That field's doc comment was the only textual conflict.
Impact
Breaking:
moq_mux::container::Consumer::set_max_delay → set_delay(Delay), plus with_delay.
moq-ffi MoqAudioDecoderOutput / MoqVideoDecoderOutput take delay: Option<MoqDelay> (audio adds estimate), along with every wrapper's DecoderOutput.
moq-c moq_consume_video / moq_consume_audio take const moq_delay *, and the decoder output structs change layout.
@moq/hangConsumerProps.maxDelay → delay.
How to migrate is in the Unreleased section of each MIGRATE.md: rs/moq-mux, rs/moq-video, rs/moq-audio, rs/moq-ffi, rs/moq-c, go/wrapper, py/moq-rs, kt/moq, swift, dart/moq, cpp/moq, js/hang.
Behavior:
A consumer given a nonzero min waits up to min + warmup for an earlier group on a cold join.
@moq/watch passes its playout delay, so a cold join can wait up to that long when the live edge lands first.
an earlier group is waited for when the live edge arrives first
a zero reach starts at once
the warmup reaches one group further back
the warmup does not widen the skip
a quiet track starts within one reach
a covered reach needs no wait
a full max buffer ends the wait
the range floor ends the wait
an unbounded subscription starts at once
the warmup is carved out before the retention clamp
New Rust cases:
a large max delay alone starts at once
a min past the max reaches only the max
the min never reaches the subscription
an unlimited max still reaches the min
moq_video::decode::Consumer: a cold join whose live edge lands first starts the max-delay decoder a group earlier. Its pending check now runs under paused Tokio time.
JS consumer.warmup.test.ts:
mirrors the Rust cases
a covering group whose warmup arrives after the first read is kept (fails on the previous head)
a covering group that arrives after the first read is kept with a nonzero min and no warmup (fails on 3a3de6b99f)
Rust the_covering_group_is_kept_while_its_warmup_arrives_after_the_first_read: zero max, 80 ms warmup, covering group pending after its first read (fails on 8f612b2ae8).
an age skip that ends the start still warms until the start's target (JS): an age skip that ends the start before #reachStart records the target still warms to the target plus the warmup (fails on 0ee066d531).
On b95e5523ee, after merging main (38566f5a84): quest gate just check origin/main passes every module.
Kotlin's first run failed cancelling a flow collection cancels its native handle with unroutable. That JSON snapshot test is untouched by this PR, and the rerun passed.
The parent checkout's stale .cargo/config.toml (array aliases, from before moq-dev/moq#7245) breaks Cargo in nested worktrees. So the checks ran in a mount namespace that hides it.
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings (moq-c excluded, since its build script hits the same config error; just check's rs and c modules cover it).
Dart bindings regenerated.
On 98cf123fde: cargo test -p moq-mux -p moq-audio -p moq-video --lib (1,893 + 179 + 144), clippy and fmt for moq-mux, and sh/js/workspace.py check and test for every JS workspace the change reaches.
quest gate just check origin/main passes everything except check gh. That failure is alert.yml missing main's new Pullfrog workflow, and moq-dev/moq#7424 fixes it.
Rust: 4,257 workspace tests, the feature shapes, and clippy.
JS: every package's tests and typecheck, plus the @moq/hang API report.
Bindings: Go, Python, Dart (regenerated), C fixtures, C++ probe.
Swift was not run: there is no Swift toolchain on this host.
moq-c's raw moq_consume_audio / moq_consume_video never applied the catalog warmup, on main either (CodeRabbit). Widening their start means adding the warmup to their subscription budget too.
Dart and Kotlin moq_ffi floors: raise them to the first bindings release with MoqDelay at the release cut (CodeRabbit). It will be 0.5.0, outside both current ranges.
moq_audio::decode::Consumer under Start::Latest floors at the live-edge group, so its start cannot reach an earlier group. It primes the warmup by trimming instead. Moving it to the start reach would be a separate quest.
Review
Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6-astra (quest review --deep), medium effort, against origin/main.
Earlier sessions:
01a18bec and 01a18bf7, on the with_lookback design: 3 findings, all fixed.
01a18eb0, on the max-delay-plus-warmup design: 2 findings, both fixed. Round 2 on f6a8f03fb9 had no findings.
Online findings on f6a8f03fb9:
JS covering-group protection ended at the first frame (OpenAI review and Codex). Fixed: the age skip keeps the covering group through the warmup, with a regression test.
The moq-video cold-join test used real time (Codex). Fixed: its pending check runs under paused Tokio time.
CodeRabbit's range-floor coverage nit: refuted. A local with_range names no start, so the test reaches reach_start's floor branch. It now asserts that.
New session 01a18f0a after the Delay { min, max } design change:
Round 1 on 3a3de6b99f6ff8aef082ad2adec743ed724f18df: no findings.
Online findings on 3a3de6b99f:
Codex: a nonzero min with no warmup dropped the covering group after its first frame. Fixed in JS, with a test.
Maintainer-account review and Pullfrog: browser audio folded the warmup into delay instead of passing it to the container. Fixed.
CodeRabbit: the jitter doc needed estimate: false for a fixed target. Fixed. The C smoke client used the unreleased API. Reverted.
CodeRabbit, refuted: the Dart and Kotlin floors (no published bindings have MoqDelay, and the next ones are 0.5.0), and C consume warmup (pre-existing on main; a follow-up).
Session 01a1907f (new branch name in a new worktree), Codex gpt-6-astra (quest review --deep), medium effort, against origin/main:
Round 1 on 8f612b2ae8c7877bf5b826943c4ad1e5d93c2b66: 1 finding. Rust's skip did not tolerate the warmup that with_warmup reaches for, so the audio consumer dropped a covering group still in flight. Fixed in 98cf123fde, with a test.
Round 2 on 98cf123fde0ab634a8eb619c13393acc0d2448e1: no findings.
Session 01a192a0, after merging main (hand-resolved conflicts), Codex gpt-6-astra (quest review --deep), medium effort, against origin/main at 38566f5a84:
Round 1 on 0ee066d5311f518b454ac7322618d1b2861a6a3d: 1 finding. In JS, an age skip that ended the start left #target unset, so the reader warmed only to its first frame plus the warmup and dropped a covering group early. Fixed in b95e5523ee, with a test. Rust records its target before any exit (rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs:853), so it is unaffected.
Round 2 on b95e5523eeb69fa75b3ae721a2fe001ddceb6d9f: no findings.
Session 01a19599, after merging main again (hand-resolved rs/moq-cli/src/play/media.rs, the test fixes above), Codex gpt-6-astra (quest review --deep), medium effort, against origin/main at 406ab9a272:
Round 1 on e0aaadceef108d8f5ddf96fa3cd758f98d37bc24: no findings.
Session 01a196ce, after merging main a third time (hand-resolved rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs, moq_clock → kio::clock), Codex gpt-6-astra (quest review --deep), medium effort, against origin/main at 50c4efdbc0:
Round 1 on d00528eae42ec31fad335b5b72cbc8dc1e474fa0: no findings.
Checks on d00528eae4: quest gate nix develop --command just check origin/main passes every module (Swift has no toolchain on this host). quest check --base origin/main passes.
Checks on e0aaadceef: quest gate just check origin/main passes every module except one JS run where @moq/interop-browser's ffmpeg native-picture test timed out under load. That test is untouched here, and it passed on rerun, as did workspace.py test --all.
…at arrives first
An unfloored container consumer adopted the lowest group arrived when the
first one did, so on a cold network join the live edge's stream often won
and the max-delay decoder of a warmup rendition started mid-sweep. Add an
opt-in lookback to moq_mux::container::Consumer (`with_lookback`) and
js/hang's Container.Consumer (`lookback`) that waits for earlier groups
while the max delay says they could still be fresh, in media and wall time.
decode::Consumer's max-delay decoder uses it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
kixelated
changed the title
Max-delay decoders join a group earlier even when the live edge arrives first
feat(mux): let a max-delay decoder join a group before a live edge that arrives first
Oct 30, 2026
A container consumer with a max delay starts no later than the group
covering the live edge less the max delay plus its warmup, waiting under
that reach when the live edge arrives first. The max delay alone governs
lateness after the start. Rust's with_warmup(Duration) and JS's warmup
prop (ms) match the catalog's per-rendition warmup; both default to zero,
which starts at the newest group.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…overing group in JS
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
kixelated
changed the title
feat(mux): let a max-delay decoder join a group before a live edge that arrives first
feat(mux)!: a consumer's start reaches its max delay plus a warmup
Oct 30, 2026
Direction: a time-based, bounded cold-join reach is preferable to a fixed group-count lookback, and keeping the transport budget distinct from steady-state lateness is sensible. One startup correctness issue remains in JS (inline).
Verification: static inspection of the changed Rust/JS consumers, caller integration and tests; no tests executed. No earlier published workflow review was present.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Rust start reach — moq_mux::container::Consumer::with_warmup(Duration) widens the unfloored start to the group covering (live edge − (max_delay + warmup)); reach_start waits under that reach and ends on coverage, the subscriber range floor, track finish, a full max buffer, or wall time. The warmup is carved from the requested budget before the retention clamp.
JS start reach — Container.ConsumerProps.warmup plus #reachStart (same wait semantics), and #ageBudget tolerating the warmup until the reader is past its first frame, with #checkMaxDelay keeping a covering group whose successor starts within the budget before the first frame.
Decode consumers — moq_audio::decode::Consumer passes its catalog warmup and now skips at max_delay; the video max-delay reader relies on its max_delay + warmup subscription budget as both reach and lateness.
Tests/docs — new Rust and JS start-reach suites, adjusted mid-stream join tests (with_range(10..), deferred maxDelay), and the quest decision folded into dual-decoder.md with join-earlier-group.md deleted.
I traced the Rust wait/wake coverage (new groups via poll_read_finish, buffered frames via poll_min/max_timestamp, the hole_timer, and the no-wakeup-needed max-buffer check) and the shared-hole_timer lifecycle against the JS mirror; both reach the same delivery decision (start at the lowest arrived group, then max-delay only). No dangling join-earlier-group/with_lookback references remain.
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Review comments at @dart/moq/lib/media.dart:
- Line 79: Raise the minimum moq_ffi version in the package dependency
constraint to the first published release that provides MoqDelay, so consumers
resolving the public Delay alias can compile without relying on the checkout’s
path override.
Review comments at @doc/concept/audio-jitter.md:
- Around line 475-476: Update the fixed-target guidance near
decode::Options::delay.min to state that setting min alone does not disable
adaptation; instruct readers to set decode::Options::estimate to false for a
fixed native target.
Review comments at @kt/moq/src/jvmAndAndroidMain/kotlin/dev/moq/media/Media.kt:
- Line 61: Raise the minimum permitted version of the published dev.moq:moq-ffi
dependency in the Kotlin Gradle configuration to the first release that defines
MoqDelay, which is referenced by the Delay typealias. Keep the existing upper
bound unchanged.
Review comments at @rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs:
- Line 534: Update moq_consume_audio and moq_consume_video to include the
rendition’s warmup in the subscription budget and apply it with with_warmup
before with_delay when constructing the container Consumer, matching the audio
decoder path’s startup selection.
Review comments at @test/smoke/clients/c/subscribe.c:
- Around line 77-78: Update the moq_consume_video call in the C smoke client to
use the latest published API signature; remove the unreleased moq_delay argument
and its associated setup, keeping the client compatible with the published
libmoq header until a release cut.
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The change replaces single maximum-delay settings with a delay configuration that separates startup minimum delay from maximum lateness. Rust and JavaScript container consumers add warmup-aware startup selection and waiting. Audio and video decoder paths, C and FFI interfaces, and language bindings now pass the new configuration. Tests, documentation, and migration guides are updated across the affected APIs.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 3a3de
This change adds a Delay API across the bindings. Before merging, make the C consumers honor catalog warmup, and raise the Kotlin and Dart FFI dependency floors so published packages do not fail to compile. The C smoke client should stay on the published API until the next release.
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Add coverage for the range fallback from an unfloored start.
.with_range(5..) resolves Subscriber::floor() to Some(5), so Consumer::new sets startup to false and skips reach_start.
The default reach tests enter reach_start, but their Range::oldest() subscription resolves next_in_range(0) to group 0. They do not exercise the lowest <= floor branch.
A time anchor before all held groups alone also resolves its span start to 0. Combine it with the local subscriber .with_range(5..) bound. This keeps Subscriber::floor() unset while making next_in_range(0) return 5, which exercises the range-exclusion fallback.
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Maintainer confirmed on 2026-10-30: keep as built. Every subscription starts at live edge − (max_delay + warmup).
Superseded the same day: a consumer-only Delay { min, max } now sets the start (live edge − (min + warmup)), and max only bounds lateness. The PR body's Decisions section records it with ✅ (design change).
Requeued after the queue stopped on failed_checks, which now also shows a conflict.
Merged main locally (no rebase). The one hand-resolved conflict was rs/moq-cli/src/play/media.rs, against moq-dev/moq#7376's moq play dual decoder. Its open now takes a Delay. The live decoder uses { video_delay, max_delay } and the refresh decoder uses { min + warmup, max + warmup }. Main's one-group lookback floor stays. The quest file stays deleted.
The batch failure was this PR's: moq-dev/moq#7403 made an omitted JS maxDelay zero, so an unlimited max delay still reaches the min delay subscribed with no budget. The test now passes null, which the PR's API already documents as unlimited. That's a test fix, not a behavior change.
moq-dev/moq#7329's clock lint flagged the new tests' tokio::time::timeout. They now use moq_clock::timeout.
just check origin/main passes. One JS run hit an ffmpeg timeout under load in an interop test this PR doesn't touch, and it passed on rerun. Local Codex review (gpt-6-astra, deep) of e0aaadceef found nothing.
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Reviewed commit e0aaadc against the last review at b95e552, separating main's changes from this update.
No new actionable bugs found. The dual-decoder merge now passes both Delay bounds into the container: the refresh path adds one sweep to both, while retaining its one-group range floor. Reusing the container's start-reach logic is preferable to another CLI-specific startup state machine. Earlier warmup/target findings remain fixed. The unlimited JS fixture now explicitly requests null, and the Rust timeout adaptations use the ambient clock consistently.
Verification: GitHub-only static inspection of the base-relative delta and relevant container, decoder and clock code. No tests, builds or playback checks executed; unrelated main changes were not re-reviewed.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
This run re-reviewed the two commits since the prior Pullfrog review (b95e5523ee): a merge of origin/main adapting moq play to the branch's Delay, and a test-only clock change.
moq play dual decoder on Delay — the open helper in rs/moq-cli/src/play/media.rs now takes (delay: Delay, lookback: u64), subscribes with delay.max, and floors with_range(largest.group - lookback..). The live decoder opens at min = video delay/max = max delay with lookback = 0; the warmup rendition opens a Refresh at min = video delay + warmup/max = max delay + warmup with lookback = 1, so the warmup is folded into min and no separate with_warmup is passed, matching moq_video::decode::Consumer. Video::run takes the third refresh argument (main's) and every test passes None/Some(Refresh).
JS warmup test unlimited subscription — passes maxDelay: null (main's #7403 made an omitted field zero, so null is now the unlimited shape), consistent with js/net's Subscription.maxDelay?: Milli | null.
Start-reach tests on the ambient clock — tokio::time::timeout becomes moq_clock::timeout in the moq-mux container and moq-video decode suites, for main's workspace lint (#7329). Mechanical.
Quest tree — join-earlier-group.md and play-dual-decoder.md are gone; the README links consumer-warmup.md, and every referenced quest file exists.
I traced the merge against main's pre-merge media.rs and confirmed it preserves the wire budget, start floor, and refresh-delay fold while adopting Delay. No new correctness concerns.
A prototype for the maintainer's decision, reverted in the next commit.
Until the first item, the Rust container consumer's start moves past every
group whose first frame trails the newest content by more than the max delay,
the measure @moq/hang uses, so the quest's backlog starts at the 4 s group in
both. Once reading begins, only a blocking group is skipped, as before. Paired
tests in both consumers, and eight moq-mux tests that wrote a backlog before
the first read now read first.
It breaks two moq-video dual-decoder tests on main
(the_tail_drains_from_both_decoders, a_max_delay_decode_error_fails_the_read):
the warmup decoder's earlier group is fresh by its reach but its first frame
trails the newest by more than max + warmup, so the start drops the group the
warmup needs. #7311 adds the container warmup that would protect it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…he maintainer
Reverts the prototype in the previous commit, which breaks moq-video's
dual-decoder warmup on main, and rewrites the quest with what the attempt
found: the wire judges a group by its reach, JS by its first frame, and Rust
skips only a blocking group. It lists the two start measures with their test
fallout and recommends the browser's measure at the start, after
#7311 lands the container warmup the Rust start needs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Merged origin/main at 50c4efdbc0 (no rebase). The one conflict was the doc comment on hole_timer in rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs. Kept this branch's comment and main's kio::clock::Sleep type. Also moved this branch's remaining moq_clock:: calls in moq-mux and moq-video to kio::clock:: (moq-dev/moq#7027).
Checks: quest gate nix develop --command just check origin/main passes every module. quest check --base origin/main passes.
Review: Codex gpt-6-astra (quest review --deep) at medium effort, round 1 on d00528eae42ec31fad335b5b72cbc8dc1e474fa0, found nothing. The reviews already posted on e0aaadceef (maintainer-account OpenAI and Pullfrog) found nothing new.
No new decisions. The PR body's Decisions and Follow-ups sections still apply.
codex / Codex land fixer: PR was picked again while fixing; keeping the newer pick. Recommendation: run /quest-iterate before picking it again.
- observed: moq_clock::now(),
+ observed: kio::clock::now(),
})));
}
// Cleanly finished group: advance to the next sequence.
@@ -653,7 +653,7 @@ impl<F: Container> Consumer<F> {
if let Some(wake) = since.checked_add(self.max_delay) {
let timer = self
.hole_timer
- .get_or_insert_with(|| Box::pin(moq_clock::sleep_until(wake)));
+ .get_or_insert_with(|| Box::pin(kio::clock::sleep_until(wake)));
timer.as_mut().reset(wake);
let _ = waiter.poll_future(timer.as_mut());
}
@@ -919,7 +919,7 @@ struct GroupBuffer<F: Container> {
// From then on, any sequence missing below this group is late: the earliest arrival among it
// and the groups past it, kept on insert so a hole reads it without scanning the backlog.
- late: moq_clock::Instant,
+ late: kio::clock::Instant,
// The current frame index within the group.
index: usize,
@@ -1317,7 +1317,7 @@ mod tests {
async fn read_all(consumer: &mut Consumer<Container>) -> Result<Vec<Frame>, crate::Error> {
let mut frames = Vec::new();
loop {
- match moq_clock::timeout(Duration::from_millis(200), consumer.read_frame()).await {
+ match kio::clock::timeout(Duration::from_millis(200), consumer.read_frame()).await {
exec
/bin/bash -lc "python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
p=Path('rs/moq-video/src/decode/consumer.rs')
p.write_text(p.read_text().replace('moq_clock::','kio::clock::'))
PY
rustfmt --check --edition 2024 rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs rs/moq-video/src/decode/consumer.rs
git add rs/moq-video/src/decode/consumer.rs
git diff --cached --check -- rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs rs/moq-video/src/decode/consumer.rs" in /work
succeeded in 510ms:
codex
The conflict is resolved, and I found and renamed one more stale reference in a video test. Formatting checks pass. Tests could not run offline because a pinned Git dependency is unavailable locally.
exec
/bin/bash -lc "python3 - <<'PY'
import subprocess
def git(*args):
return subprocess.check_output(['git',*args],text=True).strip()
pinned=git('rev-parse','batch')
r=subprocess.run(['git','merge-tree','--write-tree',pinned,'base'],text=True,capture_output=True)
assert r.returncode==1,r.stderr
tree=r.stdout.splitlines()[0]
changed=git('diff','--name-only',tree).splitlines()
assert set(changed)=={'rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs','rs/moq-video/src/decode/consumer.rs'},changed
original=git('show',pinned+':rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs')
resolved=git('show',':rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs')
expected=original.replace('moq_clock::test','kio::test').replace('moq_clock::','kio::clock::')
assert resolved==expected,'Unexpected consumer changes beyond base rename'
assert not git('ls-files','-u')
print('Verified: only two files differ from the plain base merge; mux changes are exactly the clock rename.')
PY
git -c core.hooksPath=/dev/null commit -m \"Merge base and follow kio clock rename in start-reach consumers\"" in /work
succeeded in 0ms:
Verified: only two files differ from the plain base merge; mux changes are exactly the clock rename.
[pr-7311 043dc39c1] Merge base and follow kio clock rename in start-reach consumers
exec
/bin/bash -lc "python3 - <<'PY'
import json, subprocess
from pathlib import Path
head=subprocess.check_output(['git','rev-parse','pr-7311'],text=True).strip()
subprocess.run(['git','merge-base','--is-ancestor','batch',head],check=True)
subprocess.run(['git','merge-base','--is-ancestor','base',head],check=True)
Path('quest-land-result.json').write_text(json.dumps([{'number':7311,'action':'fixed','head':head,'reason':'Merged base, preserved the expanded timer comment, and followed the moq_clock to kio::clock rename in consumer code and tests.'}],indent=2)+'\\n')
print(head)
PY
git status --short
git branch -v" in /work
succeeded in 0ms:
043dc39c111e2f63700ac1295136e344c6cdda69
?? quest-land-result.json
base 50c4efdbc fix(sock): bound cmsg payload reads and keep every receive cmsg (#7394)
batch e0aaadcee test: start-reach tests time out on the ambient clock
* pr-7311 043dc39c1 Merge base and follow kio clock rename in start-reach consumers
codex
Fixed PR #7311 at `043dc39c111e2f63700ac1295136e344c6cdda69`: merged base, preserved the timer comment, and applied the clock rename.
Formatting passed. Tests were blocked by an unavailable offline dependency.
[quest-land-result.json](/work/quest-land-result.json) is written and uncommitted.
tokens used
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Fixed PR #7311 at `043dc39c111e2f63700ac1295136e344c6cdda69`: merged base, preserved the timer comment, and applied the clock rename.
Formatting passed. Tests were blocked by an unavailable offline dependency.
[quest-land-result.json](/work/quest-land-result.json) is written and uncommitted.
fixer result written
main's decode::consumer::Options replaced max_delay with delay: Delay { min, max }
in #7311, so the merged test no longer compiled.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The maintainer picked option A on 2026-11-01: a backlog join takes JS's
first-frame measure at the start, so it begins within the budget, with
#7311's warmup protection.
Until the first item, both container consumers move the start past each
group whose first frame trails the newest content by more than the max
delay plus the warmup, unless that group covers the live edge less the
min delay and the warmup. The quest's scenario (five one-second groups
and a sixth at 5 s, 1.5 s budget) now starts at the 4 s group in both;
#7311 had moved JS to the 3 s group and Rust still played from 0.
- Rust: a start skip in Consumer::poll_event_once, with the skip and
lookahead loops factored into skip_to, poll_next_group, poll_newest.
- JS: #checkMaxDelay keeps only the group covering the start's target
before the first item; after it, #7311's warming rule is unchanged.
- Paired tests: a_buffered_backlog_starts_within_the_budget and
the_start_keeps_a_group_that_began_before_the_reach_but_covers_it in
Rust, matching consumer.skips.test.ts and consumer.warmup.test.ts.
- Eight moq-mux tests that wrote a backlog before the first read now
read first, and moq-video's tail-drain test uses a budget past its
backlog.
- Delete the finished quest quest/m1/cut-audit/catalog-parity.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Main's #7311 made moq_consume_audio take a moq_delay pointer; the merged
test still passed a bare microsecond count and failed to compile.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
On a cold network join, an unfloored
moq_mux::container::Consumerstarts at the lowest group that has arrived by the time the first one lands, and it drops a lower group that arrives later as old. Upstream requests aggregate toOrder::Descending, so the live edge's stream often lands first. The max-delay decoder of awarmuprendition then starts mid-sweep, just like the min-delay decoder, and shows stripes for a full sweep. An Opus decoder's warmup has the same need.js/hang'sContainer.Consumerhas the same race, and the browser dual decoder will need the fix there.Approach
A media consumer takes one
Delay { min, max }:minis the target latency: the playout or jitter-buffer delay the player holds. A subscription starts at the group covering the live edge lessminplus any warmup. When the newest group arrives first, the start waits for an earlier one. The wait ends when one of these happens:Delivery then starts at the lowest group that arrived.
minis consumer-only and never reaches the wire.max(None/nullfor no limit) only bounds lateness after the start, and never moves it. It travels on the wire asSubscription::max_delaydoes today.Defaults: both are zero, so a default subscription starts at the newest group at once, however large
maxis.A
minpastmaxstarts atmax, since the publisher serves nothing older. This is documented on eachDelay.The subscription still requests
maxplus the warmup of history. No wire change.Where it lives:
moq_mux::container::Delay { min: Duration, max: Option<Duration> }, re-exported asmoq_video::decode::Delayandmoq_audio::decode::Delay.container::Consumer::with_delay/set_delayreplaceset_max_delay.with_warmup(Duration)stays and widens the start by the catalog'swarmup.moq_video::decode::Options::delayreplacesmax_delay.moq_audio::decode::Options::delayplusestimate: boolreplacemax_delayand the playoutdelay: Option<Duration>.Container.Delay = { min?: Milli; max?: Milli | null }. An omitted field is 0 andmax: nullis unlimited.ConsumerProps.delay?: GetterInit<Delay>replacesmaxDelay;warmupstays.MoqDelay { min, max }record.MoqVideoDecoderOutput.delayreplacesmax_delay.MoqAudioDecoderOutput.delayplusestimate(defaulttrue) replacemax_delayanddelay.Delay.moq_delay { min_us, max_us, max_unlimited }, where a zeroed struct is the default.moq_consume_videoandmoq_consume_audiotakeconst moq_delay *; NULL is the default.moq_video_decoder_output.delayandmoq_audio_decoder_output.delayreplacemax_delay_us.Players pass their playout target as
min:moq play:minis--delay(or the auto video delay), andmaxis its staleness budget.minis a fixed--delay, withestimateoff.@moq/watch:minis the resolvedsync.out.delay, andmaxissync.out.maxDelay.minis the playout delay andmaxthe shared max delay, with the catalogwarmuppassed as the container'swarmup, asmoq_audio::decode::Consumerdoes.moq_video::decode::Consumer's max-delay decoder:Delay { min + warmup, max + warmup }, the min-delay decoder's delay plus one sweep. It keeps the same lateness budget, and its start reaches the group its warmup needs.moq_audio::decode::Consumerpassesoptions.delaywithwith_warmup(catalog warmup). Its container skips atdelay.max.The quest file is deleted. dual-decoder.md records the decision in place of the
lookback: 1note.Ordering
moq-dev/moq#7311 builds on moq-dev/moq#7077's semantics, where an absent max delay means no limit. moq-dev/moq#7403 (ordered-read waits,
max_delaydefaults to 0) is queued too. It is not limited tors/moq-net/src/model/track.rs: it also touchesdart/moq_ffi/lib/src/moq.dart, the Kotlin, Python, Swift, and moq-ffiMIGRATE.mdnotes, and the Kotlin, Python, and Swift smoke tests. Whichever of the two lands second may need a local base merge for those files. Neither changes the other's semantics: this PR's consumerDelaydefaults both bounds to zero, and #7403 changes only the subscription's default. This branch merges main and never rebases.Decisions
with_lookback(groups). Replaced.with_earlier_group().minpastmaxclamps the start tomax. No wire change. This replaces the confirmation comment of 2026-10-30.with_min_delay(Duration)/minDelayknobs. Replaced.Delay { min, max }type, wherever the consumer APIs took the max delay. Rust:max: Option<Duration>, whereNoneis unlimited. JS:{ min?, max? }in ms, where an omitted field is 0 andmax: nullis unlimited. FFI: a matching record.minstays consumer-only;maxtravels as today. Breaking, with MIGRATE notes.Subscription::max_delayrename (maintainer rule: if very large, keepDelayfor the consumer start and report the rest as a follow-up).max_delay, and the rename is a follow-up below.delayfield collides withDelay(maintainer, 2026-10-30).Rename the playout field to
playout.Name the new field differently in audio.
✅ Fold it in:
Delay.minis the playout (jitter-buffer) delay everywhere, the same meaning as the start's target. The oldNone(estimate from arrivals) mode is still used by:moq play's default--delay autodelay: None, exercised by each binding's "estimated" smoke test (Kotlin, Swift, Dart, Python, Go)So it stays as an explicit
estimate: bool, defaulttrue, without givingmintwo meanings. Withestimateoff,minis the fixed playout delay. With it on,minfloors the measured delay. Either wayminis the lowest playout delay.Delaylives (maintainer, 2026-10-30).moq-net/@moq/net.moq_mux::container::DelayandContainer.Delay, next to today's users.Choices made without asking
The start waits but never jumps forward. It starts at the lowest group that arrived, not at the highest covering one, so a zero reach behaves exactly as
maindoes.The six tests adjusted for the max-delay start are back to
main:startup_mid_stream_live_track_starts_at_the_served_groupleading_pictures_are_trimmed_before_native_decodewith_warmupcarves the warmup from the subscription's budget as it stands, so call it beforewith_delay.set_delayputsmax + warmupback on the subscription, and skips the update when that is unchanged.The covering group stays protected while the reader warms (review findings): until the reader is past both the start's target (the live edge less the reach) and
warmuppast its first frame, the JS age skip keeps a group that covers the reach. Rust's blocking-group skip tolerates the warmup over the same span. A hole is still skipped at the max delay alone in both.Browser audio's local skip is the max delay once warmed, as in Rust, rather than max + warmup throughout (review finding). Before, it folded the warmup into
delay.The C smoke client stays on the published libmoq signature until the release cut (CONTRIBUTING.md:95).
C keeps no
estimateflag. Its audio decoder always estimated, andmin_usfloors that estimate.Merging main (moq-dev/moq#7288's decoder
start): each binding's decoder output carries bothdelay(with audio'sestimate) andstart. Main's new callers, and the ones this branch missed, now useDelay: the moq-ffistarttest, moq-audio's latest-join burst test, and the Rust, C++, Go, and Python interop clients.Merging main again (moq-dev/moq#7376's
moq playdual decoder, moq-dev/moq#7403, moq-dev/moq#7329):moq play'sopentakes aDelay: the live decoder gets{ min: video_delay, max: max_delay }, and the refresh decoder gets{ min + warmup, max + warmup }, asmoq_video::decode::Consumerdoes. Main's one-grouplookbackrange floor stays, so the refresh decoder's start reach waits at most for the group below the live edge.moq playtakes the opt-in) is resolved by keeping it deleted, since this PR applies it.maxDelayzero, which brokean unlimited max delay still reaches the min delayin the land batch: its subscription now passesnullfor no limit.tokio::time::timeout: the new start-reach tests usemoq_clock::timeout(nowkio::clock::timeout, below).Merging main a third time (moq-dev/moq#7027 moved
moq-clockintokio::clock): the start's wait timer (hole_timer) and the start-reach tests inmoq-muxandmoq-videousekio::clock. That field's doc comment was the only textual conflict.Impact
Breaking:
moq_mux::container::Consumer::set_max_delay→set_delay(Delay), pluswith_delay.moq_video::decode::Options::max_delay→delay.moq_audio::decode::Options::{max_delay, delay}→delay,estimate.MoqAudioDecoderOutput/MoqVideoDecoderOutputtakedelay: Option<MoqDelay>(audio addsestimate), along with every wrapper'sDecoderOutput.moq_consume_video/moq_consume_audiotakeconst moq_delay *, and the decoder output structs change layout.@moq/hangConsumerProps.maxDelay→delay.How to migrate is in the Unreleased section of each
MIGRATE.md: rs/moq-mux, rs/moq-video, rs/moq-audio, rs/moq-ffi, rs/moq-c, go/wrapper, py/moq-rs, kt/moq, swift, dart/moq, cpp/moq, js/hang.Behavior:
minwaits up tomin + warmupfor an earlier group on a cold join.@moq/watchpasses its playout delay, so a cold join can wait up to that long when the live edge lands first.Tests
container::consumer, start reach (mocked time):moq_video::decode::Consumer: a cold join whose live edge lands first starts the max-delay decoder a group earlier. Its pending check now runs under paused Tokio time.consumer.warmup.test.ts:3a3de6b99f)the_covering_group_is_kept_while_its_warmup_arrives_after_the_first_read: zero max, 80 ms warmup, covering group pending after its first read (fails on8f612b2ae8).an age skip that ends the start still warms until the start's target(JS): an age skip that ends the start before#reachStartrecords the target still warms to the target plus the warmup (fails on0ee066d531).b95e5523ee, after merging main (38566f5a84):quest gate just check origin/mainpasses every module.cancelling a flow collection cancels its native handlewithunroutable. That JSON snapshot test is untouched by this PR, and the rerun passed..cargo/config.toml(array aliases, from before moq-dev/moq#7245) breaks Cargo in nested worktrees. So the checks ran in a mount namespace that hides it.cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings(moq-c excluded, since its build script hits the same config error;just check'srsandcmodules cover it).98cf123fde:cargo test -p moq-mux -p moq-audio -p moq-video --lib(1,893 + 179 + 144), clippy and fmt for moq-mux, andsh/js/workspace.py checkandtestfor every JS workspace the change reaches.quest gate just check origin/mainpasses everything exceptcheck gh. That failure is alert.yml missing main's new Pullfrog workflow, and moq-dev/moq#7424 fixes it.@moq/hangAPI report.Follow-ups
Subscription::max_delay(moq-net, js/net, FFIMoqSubscription, Cmoq_subscription) to theDelaytype. This is what the scope check left out. It should land after fix(net): ordered reads wait only on groups a subscription still owes; max_delay defaults to 0 #7403.moq_consume_audio/moq_consume_videonever applied the catalog warmup, onmaineither (CodeRabbit). Widening their start means adding the warmup to their subscription budget too.moq_ffifloors: raise them to the first bindings release withMoqDelayat the release cut (CodeRabbit). It will be 0.5.0, outside both current ranges.moq_audio::decode::ConsumerunderStart::Latestfloors at the live-edge group, so its start cannot reach an earlier group. It primes the warmup by trimming instead. Moving it to the start reach would be a separate quest.Review
quest review --deep), medium effort, againstorigin/main.with_lookbackdesign: 3 findings, all fixed.f6a8f03fb9had no findings.f6a8f03fb9:with_rangenames no start, so the test reachesreach_start's floor branch. It now asserts that.Delay { min, max }design change:3a3de6b99f6ff8aef082ad2adec743ed724f18df: no findings.3a3de6b99f:delayinstead of passing it to the container. Fixed.estimate: falsefor a fixed target. Fixed. The C smoke client used the unreleased API. Reverted.MoqDelay, and the next ones are 0.5.0), and C consume warmup (pre-existing onmain; a follow-up).quest review --deep), medium effort, againstorigin/main:8f612b2ae8c7877bf5b826943c4ad1e5d93c2b66: 1 finding. Rust's skip did not tolerate the warmup thatwith_warmupreaches for, so the audio consumer dropped a covering group still in flight. Fixed in98cf123fde, with a test.98cf123fde0ab634a8eb619c13393acc0d2448e1: no findings.quest review --deep), medium effort, againstorigin/mainat38566f5a84:0ee066d5311f518b454ac7322618d1b2861a6a3d: 1 finding. In JS, an age skip that ended the start left#targetunset, so the reader warmed only to its first frame plus the warmup and dropped a covering group early. Fixed inb95e5523ee, with a test. Rust records its target before any exit (rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs:853), so it is unaffected.b95e5523eeb69fa75b3ae721a2fe001ddceb6d9f: no findings.rs/moq-cli/src/play/media.rs, the test fixes above), Codex gpt-6-astra (quest review --deep), medium effort, againstorigin/mainat406ab9a272:e0aaadceef108d8f5ddf96fa3cd758f98d37bc24: no findings.rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs,moq_clock→kio::clock), Codex gpt-6-astra (quest review --deep), medium effort, againstorigin/mainat50c4efdbc0:d00528eae42ec31fad335b5b72cbc8dc1e474fa0: no findings.d00528eae4:quest gate nix develop --command just check origin/mainpasses every module (Swift has no toolchain on this host).quest check --base origin/mainpasses.e0aaadceef:quest gate just check origin/mainpasses every module except one JS run where@moq/interop-browser's ffmpeg native-picture test timed out under load. That test is untouched here, and it passed on rerun, as didworkspace.py test --all.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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