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Status

Part 1 of the quest. This PR lands the parts of the quest's Plan that are settled, and rewrites the quest file to the work that remains. fetch_group is not removed yet; that and the rest of "Remaining in scope" below are left for the next part.

2026-11-01: the maintainer answered the last two open decisions (rename SUBSCRIBE_END to SUBSCRIBE_FINISH, and the session marks a fetch-only copy unfed). That round recorded both, implemented the second, and recorded the settled lite-07 wire design in the quest. The latest round (2026-11-01) fixed or refuted the six online-reviewer threads on 25c872b. No decision is open.

What this does

• A bounded read ends (rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs, from earlier rounds). If every range in a subscription has an end, recv_group / next_group return None once each group in those ranges has been handed out, dropped, skipped as stale, or given up as unfillable. Before, they parked, waiting for an update to widen the ranges. Cursor::is_exhausted makes the check. The with_range cap never ends a read, because the reader can raise it again.
• Wire publishers keep parking. The lite publisher (TrackRun::new) and the IETF publisher read their subscriptions through the crate-private track::Subscriber::parked. Otherwise a peer would read the end of the stream as the end of the track. The lite-07 publisher still FINs a covered bounded subscription through covered() (moq-dev/moq#6807) until the lite-07 wire change removes that FIN.
• Cached backfill is owed (rs/moq-net/src/model/track/miss.rs, from earlier rounds). A group that another reader's fill cached counts as filled for any reader whose window holds it.
• Every hole ends (miss.rs, last round). A hole the live feed may still deliver is waited for over the arrival grace, or ledger::GRACE (1 s) when nothing bounds that grace (TrackState::miss_grace). A refusal held in Misses::resolve wakes its reader when the hold ends.
• The session marks a fetch-only copy unfed (previous round).
  • Model: TrackState::unfed, set only by the session through the crate-private track::Producer::set_unfed. On an unfed copy:
    • a bounded window's holes are misses up to its end at once, even though the feed produced nothing (Misses::judge takes the window's bound);
    • nothing is waited for, so a refusal is final (TrackState::nothing_arrives, which TrackState::unfed and the judge's ended key now use);
    • a bounded window reads what the cache holds even while the copy is idle (TrackState::serves_bounded, used by the arrival walk, poll_next_in_range, and next_owed).
    • An open window still waits for a feed. Relative anchors still wait too, since latest_live is unchanged, so the cache is never taken as the live edge.
  • Session (rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rs): linger marks the copy unfed while the session holds no upstream subscription for it, and clears the mark just before it SUBSCRIBEs again. A subscription whose ranges all start at an absolute group and end at or below the group of the Largest Object the publisher reported (wants_feed, track::Producer::reported_group) reads only history. Fills serve it by FETCH, and no SUBSCRIBE goes upstream.
• New tests:
  • track.rs: an_unfed_copy_asks_a_bounded_read_s_holes_at_once (the holes are asked only once the copy is unfed, and a non-drop refusal ends the read) and an_unfed_copy_serves_a_bounded_read_from_its_cache (a bounded read takes the cache on an idle unfed copy, and an open one still waits).
  • tests/integration/fetch_only.rs, on moq-transport-18 and -22:
    • a_bounded_read_of_history_fetches_without_subscribing: a copy learned from TRACK_STATUS serves a one-range read by FETCH, and the publisher never sees a subscription.
    • a_relay_serves_a_bounded_read_of_history_without_subscribing_upstream: a downstream session's bounded read, which its own fetch-only copy asks by FETCH, is served to its end by a relay copy left fetch-only, without subscribing upstream.
  • Both integration tests fail with the linger change reverted.
  • Earlier rounds' tests: a_bounded_read_ends_once_its_window_is_read, a_read_with_more_to_come_parks, a_bounded_read_ends_past_dropped_and_stale_groups, a_parked_bounded_read_waits_past_its_end, a_bounded_read_ends_after_its_fill, a_hole_below_an_undeclared_start_is_asked_after_a_bounded_grace, a_refusal_below_the_start_is_held_for_a_bounded_grace.
• Online-review fixes, latest round (8229e5c7fb):
  • A group skipped as stale while the window was open is now written off too. A reader that later narrows to a bounded window over that group still ends, whether the group is cached or evicted. Before, it parked even with the group cached. New test: a_read_narrowed_past_a_stale_skip_ends.
  • Misses::resolve now registers the deferred deadline every time. Before, a refusal that ask settled after the judge had registered its deadline (a hole below a declared start with no fill handler) never woke its reader. New test: an_unfillable_hole_below_the_start_wakes_its_reader.
  • MIGRATE.md now says a track read through an origin's routes still waits past its ranges.
• rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md documents the behavior changes, the FETCH-served subscription included.

Decisions

Answered by the maintainer on 2026-11-01. Each quote is verbatim.

1. What replaces lite-07's covered-bounded-subscription FIN: "do we need a SUBSCRIBE_COVERED? We have SUBSCRIBE_DROP so the peer can determine that the bounded range has been received? SUBSCRIBE_END (rename to FINISH?) would signal the final group of the track maybe, but would be independent of the bounded range?"
   • ✅ No new message. A subscriber judges a bounded range complete from the groups it received, SUBSCRIBE_DROP, the Range Starts in SUBSCRIBE_OK, and SUBSCRIBE_END.
   • Checked against the code:
     • Drops and groups name absolute sequences, so the subscriber judges against its latest ranges. An update in flight, widening or narrowing, changes nothing it has already counted, and the FIN's race with an unread update goes away.
     • A narrowing update can reset a group in flight. The reset group then reads as aborted, which a bounded read asks again as a miss.
     • An update that lowers a start gets no fresh SUBSCRIBE_OK. The publisher drops each newly owed group it cannot serve as its cursor gives the group up, and with this PR's bounded wait that always happens.
   • One concrete gap. Before SUBSCRIBE_OK, a lite-07 publisher holds back what it gave up (TrackRun::skipped), and it answers only once a group stream resolves the start. A bounded subscription with no servable group therefore gets neither an OK nor a DROP, and today only the covered FIN ends it. Fix: once such a subscription is covered, the publisher sends SUBSCRIBE_OK, then the drops it held.
   • Datagram-only groups are left out. Per the maintainer's decision of 2026-11-01, datagrams become their own track kind, which takes no ranges (moq-dev/moq#7575).
2. Whether SUBSCRIBE_END still closes the stream: "Keep stream open".
   • ✅ SUBSCRIBE_END (now FINISH, see 5) names the track's final group and no longer FINs the Subscribe Stream, so an update can still reach an ended track's history.
   • The subscriber FINs once it wants nothing more, and the publisher FINs in reply.
3. What stands in for the live edge when none is known: "If the relay doesn't know the live edge, it shouldn't say anything. It should be a separate message if it's async or the OK should block. NEVER use the cache as the live edge."
   • ✅ The OK blocks, since the wire already does:
     • lite-07 SUBSCRIBE_OK carries Largest Group and waits until each Range's start resolves.
     • A relay's TrackRun waits on its source's start (track::Subscriber::poll_start) before answering.
     • An idle copy reads nothing until its route answers.
   • No separate message is needed. TRACK_INFO is immutable, so it cannot carry the edge anyway.
   • The draft's exception for a start past the publisher's largest position should say that a relay knows that position only from its upstream's answer. That is part of the lite-07 draft change.
4. Holes below where a live feed started: "uhh the publisher is supposed to emit the start/end bounds if the subscriber didn't ask for one? I don't understand, but parking forever is terrible?"
   • ✅ Every hole is asked as a miss, refused, or covered by the publisher's bounds, and a bounded read never parks for good. Implemented last round as the bounded wait. Nothing is inferred from the first arrival.
5. Rename SUBSCRIBE_END to SUBSCRIBE_FINISH?
   • ✅ Rename it to SUBSCRIBE_FINISH (lite-07). It matches TRACKS_FINISH and track::Producer::finish.
   • Keep SUBSCRIBE_END.
6. How a copy that no subscription feeds learns it has no live feed.
   • ✅ The session marks a fetch-only relay copy unfed. The session knows it holds no upstream subscription for that copy, so bounded holes there are misses at once, per the 2026-10-25 rule. This comes from the session's own state, never from the cache. Implemented this round (see above).
   • Rejected: a one-range read always opening an upstream subscription so that its OK names the edge, since it broke the fetch-only rule (see the quest's Plan).

Where the wire half goes. Decisions 1, 2, and 5, the publisher fix in 1, and the draft wording in 3 change the lite-07 wire. The epic assigns that work to lite-07 ranges (Rust and the draft) and JS ranges, not to this quest. moq-dev/moq#7487, which rewrites lite.md, is still open. So the settled design (the rename, END no longer FINs, no FIN on coverage, and the OK plus held drops once covered) is recorded in this quest's Plan, under "Ends are signaled", and moves to lite.md once #7487 lands. The Plan also notes that moq-dev/moq#7575 (datagram tracks), which touches lite.md too, should take the design and the rename as given. This PR changes no draft text and no wire format.

Remaining in scope (not decisions)

• A front's logical track (a routed track, model/resume.rs) still parks past a bounded window. Each copy's reader is parked(), and the routes judge the end. a_bounded_read_of_history_fetches_without_subscribing therefore reads its group and stops there, without waiting for the end.
• Head fill for a headless cached live group in a bounded window, so that Lagged doesn't reach a one-range reader.
• Relay demand before lite-07, beyond the lingering moq-transport copy landed here:
  • a first request with a bounded subscription, which SUBSCRIBEs before any TRACK_STATUS names an edge;
  • a subscription only partly below the edge;
  • lite before lite-07;
  • a one-range subscription to a copy that no SUBSCRIBE accepts resolving from the info its fill installs.
• Removing fetch_group, keeping a crate-private fetch for resume::Recover, and migrating every caller and binding.

Choices made without asking

• The edge a lingering subscription is judged against is the group of the Largest Object the upstream reported (TRACK_STATUS_OK, SUBSCRIBE_OK, REQUEST_OK), kept raw (reported_group) rather than through object_edge, which hides a report once a later frame arrives. It is a lower bound on the publisher's edge from its own answers, not from the cache. A range must end at or below that group, so the group the publisher may still be writing always subscribes.
• Only the moq-transport session marks copies unfed. The lite session subscribes for any demand, and its range work belongs to lite-07 ranges.
• The bound for an unbounded wait is ledger::GRACE (1 s) (last round). It applies only to the miss judge.
• The new tests read one group, because our moq-transport publishers refuse a multi-group FETCH (moq-dev/moq#7204).

Coordination

• quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/fill-linear.md (moq-dev/moq#7542) changes Misses::expire and Misses::resolve, and this PR touches resolve and judge. Whichever PR lands second merges the other.
• moq-dev/moq#7487: its lite.md should take the wire design from this quest's Plan.
• moq-dev/moq#7575: its lite.md changes should take the SUBSCRIBE_FINISH rename and the no-ranges-on-datagrams rule as given.

Checks

• On d494057, after merging origin/main (0355ef6, no conflicts), cargo nextest run -p moq-net --all-features passed all 3236 tests (13 skipped), and just rs check -p moq-net --all-features passed (clippy with -D warnings, fmt, docs, shear, sort). This round changed only moq-net, so the full just check origin/main was not rerun. It passed on 25c872b last round.
• Both new tests failed before the fix.
• Not run: just drafts check and just test interop --all, since this PR changes no draft text and no wire format.

Review

Latest local review: quest review --base origin/main, Codex gpt-6.1-sol at medium effort, session 01a198cd-1527-7ac2-836f-8e4ce0853bc1, round 1, on head d494057. No findings. The new session comes from a new local branch name. The changes alter model behavior, so they are not simple and got the local review.

Earlier rounds, session 01a19893-1d21-7d50-a147-d5d868bb6c4a:

• Round 1 (e6ff6aa): written_off grew without bound on a long bounded read. Fixed in 398c5cf. Two sub-points were refuted: pruning by window would lose a write-off across narrow-then-widen, and a parked-only branch is unneeded.
• Round 2 (75cc5cb): retire write-offs by run. Fixed in 25c872b.
• Round 3 (25c872b): no findings.

Online reviewers on 25c872b (all six threads replied to and resolved):

• Pullfrog, track.rs, a stale skip under an open window is unaccounted after narrowing: fixed in 8229e5c.
• CodeRabbit, MIGRATE.md, qualify routed tracks: fixed in 8229e5c.
• CodeRabbit, miss.rs, register deadlines ask creates: fixed in 8229e5c.
• CodeRabbit, subscriber.rs:762, treat ..1 as history: refuted. Range::oldest names no floor, and only the upstream answer says where it starts. On main, linger subscribed it too, and the draft-18 refusal of a bounded end predates this PR.
• CodeRabbit, subscriber.rs:4005, split refused multi-group FETCHes: refuted. The maintainer settled one-group publishers with unchanged subscriber requests in moq-dev/moq#7204, whose Alternatives rejected per-group requests.
• CodeRabbit, subscriber.rs:4005, a downstream SUBSCRIBE to an unfed relay copy gets no SUBSCRIBE_OK: refuted for this PR, follow-up below. I reproduced the hang, and the same probe hangs on origin/main, where the relay does subscribe upstream. The suggested fix, answering from the edge an earlier TRACK_STATUS reported, would reopen the maintainer's 2026-11-01 live-edge decision ("the OK should block").
• CodeRabbit, subscriber.rs:4062, keep the unfed mark through SUBSCRIBE setup: refuted. The mark must clear before the SUBSCRIBE goes out, since nothing_arrives would make refusals final for groups the feed then delivers. During setup the reader waits as it did on main.

Suggested follow-ups

• A relay should answer a downstream moq-transport SUBSCRIBE for history on a copy it kept after a fetch.
  • Repro: a relay fetches group 2 of a live (unfinished) track. A fresh draft-22 session then subscribes with_range(1..2) through it, and gets no SUBSCRIBE_OK within 5 s.
  • On this branch, the relay holds the copy unfed and its IETF publisher waits on poll_live. On origin/main, the relay subscribes upstream and still hangs.
  • The plan has to decide where that OK's edge comes from: subscribe upstream for a wire SUBSCRIBE, or a maintainer ruling on using the upstream's reported Largest Object.
• After moq-dev/moq#7487 lands, move the settled lite-07 wire design into quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/lite.md, and the JS parity into js.md.

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No actionable bugs found in the changed code. The direction looks sound: bounded local exhaustion is based on accounted-for ranges rather than the adjustable read cap, while explicitly parked wire readers retain their existing termination semantics. Reusing the miss/fill accounting for cached backfill and fetch-only historical reads is preferable to introducing a separate retrieval path; the extra stale-range bookkeeping has a concrete purpose.

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Reviewed changes

• Bounded reads end — Cursor::is_exhausted returns None once a settled, bounded window is fully handed out, dropped, skipped, or given up, with written_off/retire_written_off and Delivered::insert_run/Skipped::gaps keeping the accounting bounded.
• Wire publishers keep parking — the IETF and lite publishers and resume copies call .parked(), so a range's end is never mistaken for the track's.
• Cached backfill is owed — a group another reader's fill cached is treated as filled by any reader whose window holds it.
• Every hole ends — miss_grace caps an unbounded arrival grace at ledger::GRACE, and Misses::resolve wakes a reader when a held refusal's deadline moves.
• Unfed copies — TrackState::unfed/set_unfed, nothing_arrives, serves_bounded, and the judge bound make a fetch-only lingering copy ask bounded holes at once, while wants_feed keeps wholly-below-edge ranges out of the upstream SUBSCRIBE.
• Tests — new model tests plus fetch_only.rs integration coverage on moq-transport 18/22.

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Qualify bounded-read completion for routed tracks.
Recognize bounded ranges starting at the oldest group.
Handle multi-group FETCH refusals.
Allow downstream subscriptions to resolve an unfed copy.
Keep historical reads available during subscription setup.
Register deadlines created by ask.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md:
- Line 9: Clarify the bounded-read completion statement by limiting it to plain
track cursors; explicitly exclude routed tracks, which may continue waiting
after their bounded range. Keep the existing completion conditions unchanged.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rs:
- Line 762: Update the history detection around `subscription.start()` and
`subscription.end().zip(edge)` so a bounded range using
`Anchor::Relative(u64::MAX)` is treated as historical when its end is at or
below the reported edge, even though `subscription.start()` returns `None`;
preserve the existing start check for other ranges.
- Line 4005: Update the miss handler around wants_feed and reported_group so a
refused multi-group FETCH is retried as individual-group FETCH requests,
allowing available historical groups to be recovered.
- Line 4005: Update the `wants_feed` check in the subscriber path so fixed
historical requests can resolve from `idle.track.reported_group()` even when
this copy has no live feed. Preserve the existing feed requirement for requests
that are not fixed historical requests.
- Line 4062: Update the subscription setup flow around
idle.track.set_unfed(false) so it does not mark the idle copy as fed before the
upstream SUBSCRIBE is established. Keep the cached history and fill access
available to existing historical readers while setup is pending.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track/miss.rs:
- Around line 438-444: Update resolve’s deferred-deadline registration to call
watch_wall for any current deadline, without comparing it to the earlier
deadline snapshot. This ensures deadlines created by ask wake the waiting
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Bounded subscription reads now end when their requested groups are delivered or otherwise accounted for, while local range caps and parked reads retain distinct behavior. Unfed copies can serve bounded reads from cached groups, and missing groups are handled through bounded miss and fill logic. Publisher and subscriber paths adjust parking and upstream feed decisions. New tests cover track behavior and direct and relayed historical reads.

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The new history-only FETCH path can hang or fail on common cases. A downstream SUBSCRIBE for history may never get SUBSCRIBE_OK, a live reader joining an idle copy can stall a historical reader while the upstream SUBSCRIBE is pending, and multi-group historical ranges can be refused. Resolve these before merging.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md:
- Line 9: Clarify the bounded-read completion statement by limiting it to plain
track cursors; explicitly exclude routed tracks, which may continue waiting
after their bounded range. Keep the existing completion conditions unchanged.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rs:
- Line 762: Update the history detection around `subscription.start()` and
`subscription.end().zip(edge)` so a bounded range using
`Anchor::Relative(u64::MAX)` is treated as historical when its end is at or
below the reported edge, even though `subscription.start()` returns `None`;
preserve the existing start check for other ranges.
- Line 4005: Update the miss handler around wants_feed and reported_group so a
refused multi-group FETCH is retried as individual-group FETCH requests,
allowing available historical groups to be recovered.
- Line 4005: Update the `wants_feed` check in the subscriber path so fixed
historical requests can resolve from `idle.track.reported_group()` even when
this copy has no live feed. Preserve the existing feed requirement for requests
that are not fixed historical requests.
- Line 4062: Update the subscription setup flow around
idle.track.set_unfed(false) so it does not mark the idle copy as fed before the
upstream SUBSCRIBE is established. Keep the cached history and fill access
available to existing historical readers while setup is pending.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track/miss.rs:
- Around line 438-444: Update resolve’s deferred-deadline registration to call
watch_wall for any current deadline, without comparing it to the earlier
deadline snapshot. This ensures deadlines created by ask wake the waiting
reader.

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Reviewed commit: d49405722d262d8f5969486bb1ed4da4b273e26d, focusing on changes since my review of 25c872bbbc75a0ade92a9cdfe01f8227803ed163 and separating the merged base changes.

No new actionable bugs found. The update addresses the independently reported open-window stale-skip accounting and unregistered refusal deadline: stale skips are now recorded before any later narrowing, and resolve registers deadlines created by ask. The added regression tests exercise cached/evicted skips and an actual waiter wake; the migration note now explicitly excludes routed EOF.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

• Stale skips are written off under an open window too — track.rs drops the window.end().is_some() guard so a group skipped as stale is recorded even while the ranges stay open, letting a read that narrows later still end; retire_written_off keeps the set bounded as it did before.
• A settled refusal now wakes its reader — Misses::resolve registers the deferred deadline unconditionally, so a refusal that ask settles after the judge registered its own deadline still wakes the parked reader.
• Tests — a_read_narrowed_past_a_stale_skip_ends (cached and evicted) and an_unfillable_hole_below_the_start_wakes_its_reader cover both fixes.
• Docs — MIGRATE.md now qualifies the bounded-read completion guarantee to plain track cursors, excluding routed/front tracks that still park.

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