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fix(moq-c): cancel every consumer before its subscription is accepted - #7385
Cancelling a moq-c catalog, raw track, datagram, or video/audio consumer only took effect once SUBSCRIBE_OK arrived. A publisher that left the subscribe pending kept the task alive with no terminal callback, so user_data was never released. moq-dev/moq#7082 fixed this for the JSON consumers only.
Approach
Consume::until_closed races any consumer setup future against its close signal, returning None when the close wins. It generalizes feat(moq-c): JSON window producer and consumer #7082's json_subscribe, which is removed. Consume::subscribe is the shared track(name)?.subscribe(..) step.
Catalog, raw, datagram, and the three JSON consumers race their subscribe. The media consumer races its sibling-broadcast resolve together with its subscribe, because the resolve can also wait indefinitely.
Tests: named_consumers_cancel_while_subscribing extends feat(moq-c): JSON window producer and consumer #7082's JSON test to raw and datagrams. media_consumers_cancel_while_subscribing covers video and audio through catalog renditions with no track behind them. catalog_cancel_while_subscribing uses a bare moq-net broadcast with no catalog track. Each test waits for the publisher to see the request before cancelling, so it is deterministic. All three fail on main.
Per the quest Plan, the consumer loops are not converted to kio polling and the producers are unchanged; the generated binding replaces both.
Impact
No public API or wire change. Cancel now delivers the documented terminal 0 callback even while a subscription is pending.
Alternatives
Racing only the subscribe in the media consumer. Rejected because cancelling during a pending sibling-broadcast resolve would still hang.
Follow-ups
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Review
Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium (quest review), head 5d28d22439471a4f2d9e57b84985240c049a02fb: 0 findings. This head merges origin/main (be39188000). The one conflict was in the media consumer in consume.rs. The resolution keeps main's whole-delay .with_delay(delay) subscription (from moq-dev/moq#7597) inside this PR's cancellable resolve+subscribe setup.
CodeRabbit's nitpick on dfdf13a770 (use a kio poll helper instead of tokio::select!) was declined: the quest Plan skips kio conversion, and until_closed generalizes main's existing select!-based json_subscribe.
Checks: just ci origin/main and quest check --base origin/main passed locally on 5d28d22439.
Not fixed here: moq-c test::raw_track_subscription_options_and_update is flaky under load (128 of 600 parallel runs failed locally). Its cancel returns MOQ_ERROR_TRACK_NOT_FOUND (-27) because the update drops the open far-ahead range, so the read ends on its own before the cancel. That race happens after SUBSCRIBE_OK, so this PR neither causes it nor fixes it.
The catalog, raw track, datagram, and video/audio consumers awaited
SUBSCRIBE_OK before watching their close signal, so a publisher that left
the subscribe pending kept the task alive with no terminal callback after
a cancel. Race the close against each consumer's setup, as the JSON
consumers already do; the media consumer races its sibling-broadcast
resolve too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Every moq-c consumer cancels while its subscription is pending
fix(moq-c): cancel every consumer before its subscription is accepted
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Review comments at @rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs:
- Around line 530-534: Update the audio and video decoder setup paths to race
`decode::Consumer::new` against the close signal so cancellation ends a pending
subscription and reaches the terminal callback. Make `until_closed` in
`consume.rs` `pub(crate)` so `audio.rs` and `video.rs` can reuse the existing
cancellation behavior.
Walkthrough
Catalog, media, raw-track, datagram, and JSON consumers now use shared helpers that race setup against close. If close occurs while setup is pending, the consumer exits without starting delivery. Tests check that cancellation produces a clean terminal callback across named consumers, catalog subscriptions, and media subscriptions. The README entry and planning document for this work were removed.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 5d28d
The change improves cancellation during pending consumer setup. Decoder cancellation still needs a separate fix, but that limitation predates this PR and does not block merging these improvements.
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The title names the main change: moq-c consumers now cancel while their subscription is still pending. It matches the changeset, which adds a close-versus-setup race to the catalog, raw, datagram, JSO…
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The description matches the changeset. It explains that cancelling moq-c consumers did not take effect until SUBSCRIBE_OK arrived, and it describes the fix. It names the Consume::until_closed and Cons…
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The title names the main change: moq-c consumers now cancel while their subscription is still pending. It matches the changeset, which adds a close-versus-setup race to the catalog, raw, datagram, JSON, and media consumers in rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs. The title is short, uses the conventional fix(moq-c) prefix, and avoids vague terms.
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The description matches the changeset. It explains that cancelling moq-c consumers did not take effect until SUBSCRIBE_OK arrived, and it describes the fix. It names the Consume::until_closed and Consume::subscribe helpers, the removed json_subscribe helper, and the new tests in rs/moq-c/src/test.rs. It also covers impact, alternatives, and the review history.
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No actionable bugs found. Generalizing the existing JSON cancellation race is a suitably narrow fix without redesigning the consumer loops or producers. Racing the complete media setup, including sibling-broadcast resolution, closes the additional pending-resolution gap.
The biased close branch returns immediately rather than repolling a completed oneshot; successful setup carries the still-live receiver into the existing read loop. Task entries remain owned until their single terminal callback, including the raw consumer's separate task path. The added tests wait for unanswered requests before cancelling and cover catalog, raw, datagram, video/audio and all JSON modes.
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Changes: Consume::until_closed races every moq-c consumer's setup (catalog, raw, datagram, JSON, and media including its sibling-broadcast resolve) against cancel, so cancel delivers the terminal 0 callback while a SUBSCRIBE is still pending. Finishes and deletes quest/m1/c/consumer-cancel.md.
Reviews: local Codex round on fac1dcd reported 0 findings; the online review on the same head reported no actionable bugs. No unresolved threads.
Checks: 12/12 passed; quest check --base origin/main passed on the head.
codex / Codex land fixer: Requeued unchanged: Healthy in the failure log; batch failures belong to #7384 and stale quest references from #7394/#7396.
Re-landing after the quest land batch failure on 2026-11-01. That failure was error[E0433]: cannot find module or crate moq_clock in rs/moq-net/src/ietf/session.rs. This PR doesn't touch that file (it changes only rs/moq-c/src/{consume,test}.rs and the quest files), and current main has no moq_clock::test usage, so another PR in the batch caused it.
No changes to the head. quest check --base origin/main passes on fac1dcd9456214a115bd56f495f7648dfdbc4fdb, the head named by the Codex review record (0 findings), and all 12 required checks pass. The PR changes cancellation of moq-c catalog, raw, datagram, JSON, and media consumers so it takes effect while their subscribe or resolve is still pending. No decisions were needed.
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The main merge changed moq_consume_video/audio to take a *const moq_delay,
so the test's function pointer type no longer matched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
until_closed adds tokio::select! to library logic shared by these consumers. Implement the close-first race with a poll_* helper and a kio wait primitive.
As per coding guidelines: “Prefer poll. New logic is a poll_* with an async helper, not the other way around,” and “tokio::spawn / select! inside a library; use kio primitives.”
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Review comment at @rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs around lines 630 - 634:
Replace the tokio::select! setup race in until_closed with a poll-based helper
and a kio wait primitive, preserving the behavior that closure returns Ok(None)
and completed setup returns its result wrapped in Some.
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Add a cancellation test for a pending sibling-broadcast lookup.
Add a cancellation test for a pending sibling-broadcast lookup.
The media cancellation test publishes its renditions without a broadcast reference. resolve returns the catalog broadcast at once in that case, so only the track subscription stays pending. The changed setup races sibling resolution against close as well. A regression that moves that resolution outside the race would still pass this test. No other test cancels a media consumer whose rendition names a sibling broadcast.
Add a test that gives a rendition a sibling reference with no sibling announced. Cancel the media task and assert a terminal 0 callback. The sibling-follow test already shows how to set the reference. Without this test, a sibling lookup that never completes can keep the task alive after cancellation, so the terminal callback is never delivered.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-c/src/test.rs around lines 2770 - 2785:
Add a media cancellation test that configures a rendition to reference an
unannounced sibling broadcast, following the sibling-reference setup in the
sibling-follow test. Cancel the media task while sibling resolution is pending
and assert that it delivers the terminal 0 callback; keep the existing
track-subscription cancellation coverage unchanged.
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Keep main's whole-delay subscription for media consumers inside the
cancellable resolve+subscribe setup.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Re the CodeRabbit nitpick asking for a poll-based kio helper instead of tokio::select! in Consume::until_closed: declined.
The quest Plan records the maintainer's 2026-10-30 decision to fix this bug in the hand-written crate without converting the consumer loops to kio polling, since the generated C line replaces them.
until_closed generalizes Consume::json_subscribe from moq-dev/moq#7082, which is already a tokio::select! on main. Every moq-c consumer loop races its oneshot close the same way (rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs:291, :552, :850, :933, :991, :1047). A one-off poll helper would leave the crate with two styles for no behavior change.
No new actionable bugs found. The merged setup preserves the full delay while continuing to race both resolution and subscription against cancellation, and the test follows the new media API. The separately reported post-SUBSCRIBE_OK raw-update flake remains outside this change.
Static GitHub review only; I did not independently run tests or verify runtime behavior.
moq_decode_audio_cancel and moq_decode_video_cancel only signal the task. The task still awaits decode::Consumer::new, which waits for SUBSCRIBE_OK, and nothing checks the close signal during that wait. While the subscription is pending, cancel returns 0 but the terminal callback does not fire, so user_data cannot be released. Race the constructor against the close signal, as the track path does with until_closed. That helper is private to consume.rs, so it needs pub(crate) visibility before audio.rs and video.rs can use it. The PR title says every consumer is fixed, and media_consumers_cancel_while_subscribing covers only moq_consume_video and moq_consume_audio.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs around lines 530 - 534:
Update the audio and video decoder setup paths to race `decode::Consumer::new`
against the close signal so cancellation ends a pending subscription and reaches
the terminal callback. Make `until_closed` in `consume.rs` `pub(crate)` so
`audio.rs` and `video.rs` can reuse the existing cancellation behavior.
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Problem
Cancelling a moq-c catalog, raw track, datagram, or video/audio consumer only took effect once SUBSCRIBE_OK arrived. A publisher that left the subscribe pending kept the task alive with no terminal callback, so
user_datawas never released. moq-dev/moq#7082 fixed this for the JSON consumers only.Approach
Consume::until_closedraces any consumer setup future against its close signal, returningNonewhen the close wins. It generalizes feat(moq-c): JSON window producer and consumer #7082'sjson_subscribe, which is removed.Consume::subscribeis the sharedtrack(name)?.subscribe(..)step.resolvetogether with its subscribe, because the resolve can also wait indefinitely.named_consumers_cancel_while_subscribingextends feat(moq-c): JSON window producer and consumer #7082's JSON test to raw and datagrams.media_consumers_cancel_while_subscribingcovers video and audio through catalog renditions with no track behind them.catalog_cancel_while_subscribinguses a bare moq-net broadcast with no catalog track. Each test waits for the publisher to see the request before cancelling, so it is deterministic. All three fail onmain.Per the quest Plan, the consumer loops are not converted to kio polling and the producers are unchanged; the generated binding replaces both.
Impact
0callback even while a subscription is pending.Alternatives
Follow-ups
Review
quest review), head5d28d22439471a4f2d9e57b84985240c049a02fb: 0 findings. This head mergesorigin/main(be39188000). The one conflict was in the media consumer inconsume.rs. The resolution keeps main's whole-delay.with_delay(delay)subscription (from moq-dev/moq#7597) inside this PR's cancellable resolve+subscribe setup.dfdf13a770(use akiopoll helper instead oftokio::select!) was declined: the quest Plan skips kio conversion, anduntil_closedgeneralizes main's existingselect!-basedjson_subscribe.Checks:
just ci origin/mainandquest check --base origin/mainpassed locally on5d28d22439.Not fixed here:
moq-c test::raw_track_subscription_options_and_updateis flaky under load (128 of 600 parallel runs failed locally). Its cancel returnsMOQ_ERROR_TRACK_NOT_FOUND(-27) because the update drops the open far-ahead range, so the read ends on its own before the cancel. That race happens after SUBSCRIBE_OK, so this PR neither causes it nor fixes it.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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