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feat(net)!: lite-07 SUBSCRIBE_FINISH keeps the Subscribe Stream open (lite-07 ranges, part 1) - #7675
Part 1 of Lite-07 ranges: the explicit end, which fixes the back-to-back one-range read hang, in Rust and JS on the shared lite-07 wire. The quest file now holds what remains: implicit Range IDs next, then the range fill and the one-group recovery.
Summary
Wire (lite-07, unpublished), "Ends are signaled"
SUBSCRIBE_END is renamed SUBSCRIBE_FINISH in the draft and in Rust (lite::SubscribeFinish, SubscribeResponse::Finish). The bytes are unchanged. JS keeps the old name for now; renaming it is listed in js.md.
On lite-07, neither SUBSCRIBE_FINISH nor a covered bounded subscription FINs the Subscribe Stream. The publisher keeps reading SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE, so a widened range reaches the track's history. It FINs only in reply to the subscriber's FIN. Older versions are unchanged.
A publisher holds SUBSCRIBE_OK back until a group resolves the start. Once no group can, it sends SUBSCRIBE_OK and then the drops it held. That happens when every group of a bounded subscription was given up, or when the track finished with a final group above 0.
Draft: a relay knows the largest position only from its upstream's answer, never from its cache.
Rust
Publisher: TrackRun::unservable and resolve_held handle the held answer. The end sweep drops only the groups the ranges name (track::Subscriber::runs_in_range), so a widening update can still deliver a gap between ranges. A malformed response after the copy's FIN is a protocol violation.
Relay copy: the tail starts at SUBSCRIBE_FINISH and settles from the select loop (ServeLoop::finishing, tied to the subscription that received it), so demand, fills, and responses keep flowing meanwhile (ServeLoop::apply_response). The tail is not judged until SUBSCRIBE_OK arrives (SubStream::awaits_start). It owes one run per range (SubStream::owed), including what an update asks for after SUBSCRIBE_OK, and each demand change restarts its grace and the ages of the gaps it newly reaches. Once it settles, the copy FINs and reads on to the publisher's FIN in reply (TrackRunState::Finish { reader }).
The covered-FIN path is deleted: SubStream::covered, ServeLoop::covered/closing, and bounded.
JS (needed because moq-dev/moq#6949 landed with the old covered FIN, which a Rust copy now rejects)
Publisher: no FIN after SUBSCRIBE_END or a covered range. It answers a held start with SUBSCRIBE_START and its held drops, then waits for an update or the subscriber's FIN. It replies to that FIN at once, cancels groups still waiting for a stream slot, and leaves opened group streams to the session's drain.
Subscriber: FINs once its tail settles past SUBSCRIBE_END, and waits for SUBSCRIBE_START before judging the tail. It settles again with a fresh grace when an update went out meanwhile, and owes what an update asks for even when SUBSCRIBE_START started no range.
Tests
New range_read::one_range_reads_back_to_back_each_complete. It reads one track through one session with one-range reads of groups 1 then 2, and 2, 1, 0, on every version, direct and through a relay, with earlier readers held or dropped. On main all 8 lite-07 cases fail. With this PR they pass.
The covered-subscription tests in Rust (a_covered_bounded_subscription_stays_open) and JS (integration: lite-07 keeps a covered bounded subscription open) now expect the stream to stay open.
Publisher unit tests and JS close fixtures now read to SUBSCRIBE_FINISH/END instead of a FIN.
Decisions
Recorded 2026-11-03 (maintainer, on this PR). They are also in lite.md:
Land part 1: ✅ land it now. Options: ✅ land now; keep a draft.
Fill budget: ✅ the live demand's budget. Groups that budget drops count as officially dropped, so the one-group SUBSCRIBE recovery (no max delay) brings them back. Options: ✅ live demand's budget; loosest budget; per-range wire budget.
Partial-group fills: "we can keep FETCH then but for a single group (or slice within a single group). SUBSCRIBE is for multiple groups and does not support slicing within a group." Remove FETCH from lite-07 is now Lite-07 FETCH is single-group only. The README and lite07-finalize.md follow suit. The draft never said FETCH would be removed, so its text is unchanged.
Datagram-only groups: ✅ wait for datagram tracks (moq-dev/moq#7575's plan is on main). Options: ✅ wait for datagram tracks; NOT_FETCHABLE drops now; keep FETCH for these.
Range IDs: ✅ implicit range IDs now, using moq-dev/moq#7207's encoding. Options: absolute-only fills; ✅ implicit range IDs now. Not in this PR: it turned out much larger than a checkpoint addition, so it is the quest's next step. It changes SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE in the Rust and JS codecs, publishers, and subscribers together (feat(lite)!: edit lite-07 subscription ranges by Range ID #7207 was 1,420 lines and now conflicts with main), and it needs a message reporting an added range's start, which feat(lite)!: edit lite-07 subscription ranges by Range ID #7207 never defined. The maintainer then decided that message (2026-11-03): ✅ a new SUBSCRIBE_STARTED message (type 0x3) carrying Range ID and Range Start, sent when an added range's start resolves. Options: ✅ new SUBSCRIBE_STARTED; repeat SUBSCRIBE_OK. It is recorded in lite.md, and it is the quest's next step, not this PR's.
Choices made without asking
JS tolerates a FIN without SUBSCRIBE_END on lite-07 (its covered-FIN path), since no publisher sends one any more. Deleting that path and the JS rename are listed in js.md rather than done here, to keep this PR to the wire behaviour.
A Rust copy reads a lite-07 FIN after SUBSCRIBE_FINISH as the end of responses. A FIN without it is a protocol violation, as it already was on lite-05/06.
A publisher answers a finished track with SUBSCRIBE_OK only when its final group is above 0. An empty track gets SUBSCRIBE_FINISH(0) alone, and the draft says so.
Checks
All on head c3a9dff48e, which includes origin/main up to #7708:
cargo test -p moq-net -p moq-relay: moq-net lib 2843 and integration 511, plus moq-relay. All pass. cargo clippy -p moq-net --all-targets --all-features -D warnings is clean.
bun test in js/net: 2764 pass, 0 fail. tsc --noEmit and biome check are clean.
just drafts check: passes.
just test interop --tail: all checks passed (wire interop suites, finite tails, late join, compression, and lite-05/06/07 drops, Rust↔Node/Bun both ways).
Not run: just test interop --all (disk-tight host). CI runs it.
Review
Reviewer: quest review, Codex gpt-6.1-sol at medium effort. Head c3a9dff48e765ef31f6df4b9b35359bd0eb72f09 against origin/main2a0fcb6c42: round 3 of the current session, no findings.
Online review (CodeRabbit), 3 threads, each fixed, answered, and resolved:
The JS #covered owed nothing after a widening update when SUBSCRIBE_START started no range. Fixed in JS and in the Rust SubStream::owed.
The publisher's end sweep dropped the gaps between disjoint ranges. Fixed with runs_in_range, and the Rust copy owes one run per range.
A malformed response after the copy's FIN was swallowed. It now closes the session through lite::error::control.
Round 1 of this session (head 83564ea4c9), both fixed:
The tail grace was fixed at SUBSCRIBE_FINISH. It now restarts on each demand change (Rust) or when an update went out (JS).
Rust owed missed an update that kept the floor. It is now keyed on updated.
Round 2 (head 4252beeb95), fixed: a widening that joins ranges now restarts the ages of the gaps it reaches, in both subscribers.
The earlier session (rounds 1 to 3, ending clean on 093053649a) is recorded in this PR's history.
Suggested follow-ups
None beyond the quest's own next steps: Range IDs, with the start-report message in its ## Waiting, then the range fill and recovery. Also js.md's JS rename and covered-FIN cleanup, and Lite-07 FETCH is single-group only.
Rename SUBSCRIBE_END to SUBSCRIBE_FINISH. On lite-07 the publisher no longer
FINs the Subscribe Stream after SUBSCRIBE_FINISH or once a bounded
subscription is covered: it keeps reading updates, so a widened range reaches
the track's history, and FINs only in reply to the subscriber's FIN.
A covered bounded subscription none of whose groups could be served, or a
track that ended before any group resolved the start, is answered with
SUBSCRIBE_OK and the drops held for it, so the subscriber accounts for every
group without a FIN. The Rust copy starts its tail at SUBSCRIBE_FINISH, waits
for SUBSCRIBE_OK before judging it, reads the drops that follow, and FINs once
it settles, then reads on to the publisher's FIN in reply. The covered-FIN
path (re-subscribing for what the covered ranges left out) is gone.
This fixes back-to-back one-range reads on one lite-07 session (1 then 2, and
2, 1, 0), direct and through a relay, which hung on the later read.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rename SUBSCRIBE_END to SUBSCRIBE_FINISH. Neither it nor a covered bounded
subscription closes the stream; the subscriber FINs once it wants nothing
more and the publisher FINs in reply. A withheld SUBSCRIBE_OK goes out, with
its held drops, once no group can resolve the start. A relay knows the
largest position only from its upstream's answer. The JS ranges quest now
names what JS mirrors.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The explicit end and the back-to-back fix landed in this PR, so the quest
now holds what remains: the range fill through the subscription, the
one-group recovery, and their open questions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirror the Rust explicit end on the shared lite-07 wire. The JS publisher no
longer FINs a covered bounded subscription or a finished track: it keeps
reading updates, answers a held start with SUBSCRIBE_START and its held drops
once no group can resolve it, and once the subscriber FINs after reading a
finished track's tail it still lets every group stream finish, then FINs in
reply. The JS subscriber FINs once its tail settles past SUBSCRIBE_END, and
judges the tail only after SUBSCRIBE_START.
Without this a JS lite-07 publisher's covered FIN would fail a Rust copy,
which reads a FIN without SUBSCRIBE_FINISH as a protocol violation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Land part 1 now; fill under the live demand's budget with the one-group
recovery; lite-07 FETCH stays for one group or a slice of one, and SUBSCRIBE
never slices within a group; datagram-only groups wait for datagram tracks;
implicit Range IDs with #7207's encoding, now this quest's next
step. Remove FETCH from lite-07 becomes Lite-07 FETCH is single-group only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… FIN cancel queued groups
The Rust copy settled a lite-07 tail in its own mode, which stopped serving
demand changes and new fills until the tail settled. It now settles the tail
from the select loop (`ServeLoop::finishing`), so updates and responses keep
flowing; the Tail mode is only the pre-07 FIN's.
The JS publisher waited for every group of a finished lite-07 track even
after a subscriber FIN, so a group blocked on stream credit could hold the
subscription forever. A FIN now cancels groups still waiting for a slot and
lets the opened streams finish.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…at once
The Rust copy's finishing tail now names the subscription that received
SUBSCRIBE_FINISH, so one replacing it after the demand left and came back is
never finished by the old tail. The JS publisher replies to a lite-07
subscriber's FIN at once and leaves its opened group streams to the
session's drain, which a reader that wants none of them resets.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed commit: 0930536
[P2] Refresh the finishing grace as delivery progresses (rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber.rs:9193-9196; also js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts:1824-1828). FINISH may precede groups still waiting for stream credit, but these calls start a fixed tail deadline for the entire remaining transfer. With one group-stream slot and a finite backlog that takes longer than the grace, the first gap between streams after that deadline settles the tail and FINs the subscription, cancelling later reliable groups even if each arrives promptly after the previous one. Restart the grace on relevant progress and widened demand, or otherwise establish that the publisher has finished sending before treating missing streams as lost. Add a credit-limited, multi-group test whose total transfer exceeds the grace.
[P2] Restrict the finished-track drop sweep to requested ranges (rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:4666-4669). For an ended track requested as disjoint ranges such as [0,1) and [9,10), the sweep marks every unserved group in the enclosing span as dropped, including 1 through 8 that were never requested. The stream now stays open for UPDATE, but served then suppresses those retained groups when the peer widens into the gap. Sweep each requested run rather than the contiguous span, and test a sparse subscription followed by an update into its gap.
[P2] Cancel still-writing groups before adding them to the close drain (js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts:1537-1545). If a peer FINs the subscribe stream while an opened final group is still writing or blocked on flow control, this branch owes its task to the session drain, but the unsubscribe signal only cancels pending opens; #serveGroup does not observe it. A subsequent graceful connection close can time out waiting for a group the peer cancelled. Reset streams that have not sent FIN while retaining the acknowledgement wait for streams that have.
Verification: static inspection through GitHub only; I did not run the tests or interop suites.
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ℹ️ No critical issues — one coverage gap worth a look.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the full diff at 0930536 against main9ac02f9 (25 files), tracing the lite-07 publisher, relay copy, and subscriber in both languages.
Wire/draft:SUBSCRIBE_END is renamed SUBSCRIBE_FINISH (same type byte, same fields) and the draft now says neither FINISH nor a covered bounded subscription closes the Subscribe Stream. A withheld SUBSCRIBE_OK is released once no group can resolve it, then the held drops go out.
Rust publisher:TrackRun::unservable/resolve_held answer a start no group resolved; Recv::Finished keeps a lite-07 stream open (Pending) instead of breaking; drop_range/drop_unserved report whether they buffered anything.
Rust relay copy: SUBSCRIBE_FINISH starts a subscription-keyed tail (ServeLoop::finishing) that settles from the select loop while demand and responses keep flowing; SubStream::awaited start gates judging it; TrackRunState::Finish reads on to the publisher's FIN in reply. The covered-FIN machinery (SubStream::covered, ServeLoop::covered/closing, bounded) is gone.
JS: publisher keeps the stream open past END/covered, replies to a FIN at once and cancels queued groups; subscriber FINs once its tail settles past END, waits for START before judging it, and tolerates the old covered FIN.
Tests/quests: new range_read::one_range_reads_back_to_back_each_complete across every version, direct and via relay, with held and dropped readers; covered-subscription tests now expect the stream to stay open; draft and quest text updated.
ℹ️ The held SUBSCRIBE_OK at a track's end has no direct test
The new branch that answers a finished track's unresolved start (rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:4507, mirrored at js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts:1516) does not appear to be exercised by any test. Every finish test resolves the start from a produced group first, so the FINISH -> START -> DROP ordering this PR introduces is unverified.
Technical details
# Held SUBSCRIBE_OK after SUBSCRIBE_FINISH is untested## Affected sites-`rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:4494` — `Recv::Finished`: the `resolve_held(final_sequence(fin), writer)` call for `keeps_subscribe_open() && emit_range && start.is_none()`.
-`js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts:1505` — `case "done"`: the `keepsSubscribeOpen && !startSent && boundary() > 0n` branch.
-`rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:4529` — `unservable()` covers the *live* exhausted case and is tested (`giving_up_every_range_before_the_start_answers_it`); the *finished-track* case is the untested analogue.
## Required outcome
A test of a lite-07 track that ends with a declared final group above 0 before any group resolves the start, asserting both the wire order (FINISH, then START at the final group, then the held DROPs) and the subscriber's resulting settlement.
## Suggested approach (optional)
In the Rust publisher tests, subscribe, then `finish_at(Position::group(N))` with `N > 0` and drop the producer without writing any group (or with all groups skipped). Or use an unbounded subscription whose groups were all dropped, so the JS idle empty-window branch does not answer first. Mirror it in `js/net/src/lite/publisher.test.ts` if the JS branch is meant to stay.
## Open questions for the human
Is the JS `case "done"` held-START branch reachable at all for bounded ranges (the earlier idle empty-window branch may always answer first), or is unbounded the only path to it?
Lite-07 now uses SUBSCRIBE_FINISH to signal a Track’s final group without closing the Subscribe Stream. Publishers keep applicable subscriptions open for updates, including after bounded ranges are covered. Subscribers settle their tails before sending FIN, and publishers close in response. Rust and JavaScript implementations, tests, protocol documentation, and quest notes reflect these lifecycle changes. The documentation also retains FETCH for one group or a slice within one group.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 09305
Resolve the range-widening failures before merging: subscriptions can miss cached history or finish prematurely. Invalid stream endings and malformed responses also need consistent protocol-error handling.
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Reject a bounded lite-07 FIN that arrives before SUBSCRIBE_FINISH.
In runResponses (js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts), a bounded lite-07 subscription that reads a FIN without SUBSCRIBE_FINISH skips the protocol error because of the covered exemption. Rust rejects the same stream end when has_track_stream() is true and no end was received. The JS subscriber can therefore park the copy while the demand is unchanged. #demandCovered returns true whenever the wire ranges equal entry.asked, even when groups remain owed. Those groups are not requested again.
On lite-07, the publisher closes its side only in reply to the subscriber's FIN. The js/net wire layer must match rs/moq-net, so the exemption should be removed now. The unbounded case already throws, so this change makes both cases match.
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- // A bounded range may have widened since, in an update the publisher never read.- const covered = hasRanges(this.version) && entry.bounded;- if (entry.end === undefined && !covered && hooks.trackReleased(entry.track).peek() === undefined)+ if (entry.end === undefined && hooks.trackReleased(entry.track).peek() === undefined)
throw new ProtocolViolation("subscribe stream ended without SUBSCRIBE_END");
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Review comment at @js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts around lines 1822 - 1824:
Update the FIN handling in runResponses so a bounded lite-07 stream without
SUBSCRIBE_END is rejected just like an unbounded stream. Remove the
covered-range exemption while preserving the existing checks for a missing end
marker and an unreleased track.
The publisher's end sweep named every gap from the start to the end,
including those between disjoint ranges, so a later update widening over
them could never deliver them on the open stream; it now drops only the
groups the ranges name (`track::Subscriber::runs_in_range`). The Rust copy
owes one run per range to match, and both it and the JS subscriber owe from
an update's floor even when SUBSCRIBE_START started no range, so they no
longer FIN while an update's history is still on its way. A malformed
response read after the copy's FIN closes the session with a protocol
violation, as on any other Subscribe Stream.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A finished track's tail waited a grace fixed when SUBSCRIBE_FINISH arrived, so
an update widening the demand after it passed could finish the copy before the
new history arrived. The Rust copy restarts the settle on each demand change,
and the JS subscriber settles again when an update went out meanwhile. The Rust
copy also owes an update that widens or adds a range without moving the floor,
as JS already did.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A widening that joins disjoint ranges without lowering the floor left the
gap between them aged from before, so a restarted tail settle gave it up at
once. Both subscribers now restart the age of every gap from the new floor
whenever the ranges change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The previous disjoint-range sweep finding is fixed: the publisher now drops only requested runs. Two points from my earlier review still appear open:
The fresh settlement grace at rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber.rs:9317–9323 follows demand changes, but not delivery progress. Settle still uses one deadline (tail.rs:173–193), and JS does likewise (js/net/src/tail.ts:120–145). With unchanged demand and one group-stream slot, a backlog taking longer than the grace can still be cut off in the gap after a stream finishes and before the next opens.
The JS publisher still includes opened group tasks in the close drain after a subscriber FIN (js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts:1537–1545), while the unsubscribe signal cancels queued opens, not a group blocked in #serveGroup. If the peer FINs without resetting an unfinished group and then the connection closes, the drain can wait until the write completes or the close times out. Please distinguish a cancelled unfinished write from a completed stream whose FIN still needs acknowledgement.
I found no additional actionable issue in this follow-up. Static GitHub inspection only; I did not run tests or interop.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the delta since the last pullfrog review (093053649..c3a9dff48), tracing the Rust publisher end sweep, the relay copy's owed/grace handling, and the JS subscriber's tail settle.
Per-range owed and drops: the publisher's end sweep now drops only the runs track::Subscriber::runs_in_range names, and the relay copy owes one run per range, so a later widening update can still deliver a gap between disjoint ranges. Both sides owe from an update's floor even when SUBSCRIBE_START started no range.
Grace restart on demand change: the Rust copy restarts a finished track's settle when the demand changes; the JS subscriber re-settles the tail while the count of sent SUBSCRIBE_UPDATEs moves, so a widening update gets a fresh grace.
Gap ages on range changes: a changed range restarts the ages of the gaps it newly reaches in both subscribers, including a widening that joins disjoint ranges without moving the floor.
Protocol handling: a malformed response read after the copy's FIN now closes the session through lite::error::control instead of being swallowed.
Quest: recorded the SUBSCRIBE_STARTED (0x3) decision; docs only.
Resolve lite.md to main's SUBSCRIBE_STARTED decision (#7675) and keep the
prefix-set Related link in the routes epic README (#7676). Per the PR's Merge
order table, drop the edges to sps-overflow.md (#7685 merged) and repoint
routes.md links to routes/README.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The earlier attempt's covered-FIN fixes are superseded by main's explicit
end (#7675), so the merge takes main's tree.
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Part 1 of Lite-07 ranges: the explicit end, which fixes the back-to-back one-range read hang, in Rust and JS on the shared lite-07 wire. The quest file now holds what remains: implicit Range IDs next, then the range fill and the one-group recovery.
Summary
Wire (lite-07, unpublished), "Ends are signaled"
lite::SubscribeFinish,SubscribeResponse::Finish). The bytes are unchanged. JS keeps the old name for now; renaming it is listed in js.md.Rust
TrackRun::unservableandresolve_heldhandle the held answer. The end sweep drops only the groups the ranges name (track::Subscriber::runs_in_range), so a widening update can still deliver a gap between ranges. A malformed response after the copy's FIN is a protocol violation.ServeLoop::finishing, tied to the subscription that received it), so demand, fills, and responses keep flowing meanwhile (ServeLoop::apply_response). The tail is not judged until SUBSCRIBE_OK arrives (SubStream::awaits_start). It owes one run per range (SubStream::owed), including what an update asks for after SUBSCRIBE_OK, and each demand change restarts its grace and the ages of the gaps it newly reaches. Once it settles, the copy FINs and reads on to the publisher's FIN in reply (TrackRunState::Finish { reader }).SubStream::covered,ServeLoop::covered/closing, andbounded.JS (needed because moq-dev/moq#6949 landed with the old covered FIN, which a Rust copy now rejects)
Tests
range_read::one_range_reads_back_to_back_each_complete. It reads one track through one session with one-range reads of groups 1 then 2, and 2, 1, 0, on every version, direct and through a relay, with earlier readers held or dropped. Onmainall 8 lite-07 cases fail. With this PR they pass.a_covered_bounded_subscription_stays_open) and JS (integration: lite-07 keeps a covered bounded subscription open) now expect the stream to stay open.Decisions
Recorded 2026-11-03 (maintainer, on this PR). They are also in lite.md:
lite07-finalize.mdfollow suit. The draft never said FETCH would be removed, so its text is unchanged.Choices made without asking
Checks
All on head
c3a9dff48e, which includesorigin/mainup to #7708:cargo test -p moq-net -p moq-relay: moq-net lib 2843 and integration 511, plus moq-relay. All pass.cargo clippy -p moq-net --all-targets --all-features -D warningsis clean.bun testinjs/net: 2764 pass, 0 fail.tsc --noEmitandbiome checkare clean.just drafts check: passes.just test interop --tail: all checks passed (wire interop suites, finite tails, late join, compression, and lite-05/06/07 drops, Rust↔Node/Bun both ways).just test interop --all(disk-tight host). CI runs it.Review
quest review, Codex gpt-6.1-sol at medium effort. Headc3a9dff48e765ef31f6df4b9b35359bd0eb72f09againstorigin/main2a0fcb6c42: round 3 of the current session, no findings.#coveredowed nothing after a widening update when SUBSCRIBE_START started no range. Fixed in JS and in the RustSubStream::owed.runs_in_range, and the Rust copy owes one run per range.lite::error::control.83564ea4c9), both fixed:owedmissed an update that kept the floor. It is now keyed onupdated.4252beeb95), fixed: a widening that joins ranges now restarts the ages of the gaps it reaches, in both subscribers.093053649a) is recorded in this PR's history.Suggested follow-ups
## Waiting, then the range fill and recovery. Also js.md's JS rename and covered-FIN cleanup, and Lite-07 FETCH is single-group only.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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