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feat(net): add the per-origin route layer core and split routes into an epic - #7676
Lands the core of Routes and announces and splits the quest into an epic, quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/README.md, whose five children carry the rest.
Summary
A crate-private, sans-IO Router in rs/moq-net/src/route/ implements the routing contract:
Babel feasibility keyed by routing identity, with checked, strictly positive metrics: zero-cost links are refused and overflow is unreachable.
The down-only bit, and GOAWAY as the lowest preference.
Hop-by-hop seqno requests with no timers, and ROUTE_END echoes that drain the feasibility distance.
Qualified keys for scoped neighbors, with no own-identity exemption (2026-10-26).
Merged per-region floors, held versus let-go, and identity rotation before any counter reaches the last varint.
It's generic over the neighbor key and the claim attributes. The caller feeds it received messages and drains Out messages and reader Events (Start, Update, End, Offline, Unwatched, Available, Unavailable). Each message recomputes only the identity it names.
The contract's handoff fixtures and the route-layer fixtures now run against the implementation in a simulated network (route/tests/). That includes the sweeps sweep_handoff, sweep_scoped_handoff, sweep_requests_reach_a_quiet_origin and sweep_forgetting_distances. New fixtures:
a link flap behind 100 broadcasts re-sends no claim;
a ring recovers its longer backup through one request, with no repeated request;
an unanswerable request leaves nothing pending;
each message recomputes one identity;
a restarted route sends a complete snapshot.
The forwarding and first-hop selection fixtures still run only on the reference model in tests/integration/routing_contracts/. Porting them and deleting the model belongs to the acceptance child.
Quest split: routes.md became routes/README.md, which holds the contract every child implements. The children, in order:
Route session integration [XL]. It requires One Route handle and Listing and follow (moq-dev/moq#7678). It also holds the scoped identity keying decision under ## Waiting.
Added 2026-11-03 from follow-up planning: the acceptance child also owns a transit fixture. It decides when a route must still reach a stream whose interest meets none of the origin's claims, given that the session child scopes route state to interested origins. Interest as a set of prefixes is a separate m2 quest, created by the planning PR quest-plan/followups-2026-11-03, not a child here.
Links to the quest across the tree now point at the epic, or at the child that owns the referenced text.
Decisions
Decided 2026-11-03 (maintainer): landing shape.
✅ Land the core now and split the quest into an epic.
Rejected: keep one PR until the whole quest lands.
Rejected: the core plus the Rust wire here, with JS as a child.
Scoped identity keying stays open. The maintainer has not decided it. Landing the core doesn't need the answer, because the router takes the key from the caller (Scope::qualify). It's recorded under ## Waiting in the session child, with options and an example. I recommend the route label carried in the grant.
Choices made without asking
Every lite-07 claim covers its own path and everything below it, so the model's exact-versus-wildcard distinction is gone. A claim above an interest overlaps it.
The floor's region list is ordered by path, and a lost region keeps the proof's rule: keep every still-certified region, or rebuild them all.
Rotation ends the old identity with ROUTE_END everywhere, instead of closing sessions.
Fixtures that relied on seqno requests being off now hold the requester's queue to observe starvation. They then release it and assert the request recovers the route.
quest mv refuses to move a claimed quest, so I moved the file by hand and rewrote its links.
The children's branches (quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/<child>) can't exist until this PR's branch is deleted on merge. They are claimable once it lands.
Impact
No public API or wire change: the router is crate-private and nothing drives it yet. The breaking changes arrive with the wire and session-integration children, as listed in the epic.
Checks
cargo test -p moq-net --lib route::: 56 passed.
cargo nextest run -p moq-net --lib: 2894 passed.
cargo clippy -p moq-net --all-targets and --no-default-features: clean.
cargo fmt --check: clean.
quest check --base origin/main: ok.
Review
Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort (quest review --base origin/main).
Overflowing routes still certify and recover: fixed. certifiers and recoverable now require the route to be reachable, as selected does. The regression test is an_overflowing_route_neither_certifies_nor_holds.
A crate-private Router implements the routing contract from
quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes.md: Babel feasibility keyed by routing
identity, checked strictly positive metrics, the down-only bit, GOAWAY
as lowest preference, hop-by-hop seqno requests with no timers,
ROUTE_END echoes draining the feasibility distance, qualified identities
for scoped neighbors, and merged per-region floors for announcements.
The contract's handoff fixtures and route-layer fixtures run against it
in a simulated network. Nothing drives it on the wire yet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per-identity state is keyed identity first, and each message updates
only the identity it carries: its selection, feasibility distance,
advertisements, seqno request, and reader view. A session event that
touches every identity (a new interest, a closed session) still walks
them all. A fixture pins one recomputed identity per message, and
another shows a link flap behind a hundred broadcasts re-sends no
claim.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The route layer's core lands here, so the quest becomes an epic
holding the routing contract, with five children in order: the lite-07
wire, session integration, announcement availability, js/net, and
acceptance. Scoped identity keying waits on the maintainer in the
session child.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A sender forgets what it sent for a route it ended, so its next
snapshot on that stream carries no deletions. The receiver now applies
that snapshot to an empty view rather than the one it held before the
end, which revived a claim withdrawn in between. Reconciling the shown
claims is also keyed, not quadratic in an origin's claims.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(net)!: per-origin routes and announces on lite-07
feat(net): add the per-origin route layer core and split routes into an epic
Nov 3, 2026
The change adds a per-origin routing engine and a claim-view model, with simulation-based tests for routing, handoff, scoped identities, and retained state. It adds route specifications for wire behavior, session integration, availability, JavaScript routing, and acceptance checks. Related documents and test comments now link to the reorganized route documentation.
Merge Risk: Low · up to a3975
The routing simulation has bounded consistency-checking gaps, but no surviving finding establishes a live-session regression. Merging is reasonable with follow-up ownership for the oracle fixes and targeted coverage improvements.
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P2 — Exclude overflowing paths from certification and recovery (rs/moq-net/src/route/mod.rs:944–966). selected rejects an advertisement when its metric plus the local link cost reaches MAX, but certifiers and recoverable only test feasibility. For one qualified identity, a usable route certifying scope a and a newer feasible advertisement at MAX-1 over a cost-1 link certifying scope b cause the b claim to be shown available even though its only path is unreachable. A held overflowing path can also keep the identity grounded instead of letting it go. Apply the same checked-cost test to certification and held recovery, and cover both cases in scoped/overflow fixtures.
P2 — Do not reuse an old scoped floor for a disjoint interest (rs/moq-net/src/route/mod.rs:1257–1264). A wildcard claim live learned under a grant for live/a overlaps both the old region live/a and a new watch live/b independently. On switching watches before a new batch arrives, those separate checks keep showing the old claim under live/b, even if it was withdrawn while that region was unwatched and the old grant cannot certify it. Require the claim's certified region to intersect the current interest, and add a scoped ancestor-wildcard handoff test with the new batch delayed.
The crate-private core is a useful separately testable step toward the route layer; wire and session integration remain future work. Verification: static GitHub inspection of the router, scoped handoff contract and fixtures. I did not run tests or simulate the proposed cases.
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Important
Two correctness gaps remain in the new router: an overflowing metric is treated as unreachable in selection but not in certification or held recovery, and a stale wildcard claim can be shown under a disjoint interest. wire.md defines an infinite metric as "unusable" and requires a certifying region to meet the stream's interest, so both are contract violations rather than preferences.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the per-origin route layer core and the quest split at b816ef5e8 (the head has not moved since the prior review).
Router state machine (rs/moq-net/src/route/mod.rs, 1346 lines) — a crate-private, sans-IO Babel-style router generic over neighbor key N and claim attributes A: feasibility distance keyed by identity, checked positive link costs (overflow is unreachable, never saturated), the down-only bit, GOAWAY as the lowest preference, hop-by-hop seqno requests with no timers, ROUTE_END echoes that drain the feasibility distance, qualified/scoped keys via the caller's Scope::qualify, merged per-region floors, held versus let-go, and rotation before a seqno or revision reaches the last varint.
View floors (rs/moq-net/src/route/view.rs) — per-region floors with restrict, merge, retire, diff, and apply, each unit-tested.
Fixtures (rs/moq-net/src/route/tests/) — the contract fixtures run against a simulated network (Sim), including sweep_handoff, sweep_scoped_handoff, sweep_requests_reach_a_quiet_origin, and sweep_forgetting_distances. I confirmed the named fixtures exist and assert real properties rather than tautologies (exhausted_counters_rotate_the_identity, forged_identity_is_filed_apart_under_a_scoped_grant, a_message_recomputes_only_its_identity, a_restarted_route_sends_a_complete_snapshot).
Quest split — routes.md became routes/README.md with five children (wire, session, availability, js, acceptance), and links across the tree retargeted. I checked every ](/quest/...) target in the changed quest files resolves and no stale cluster-routing/routes.md reference remains.
Integration tests — only doc-link retargets (mesh_withdraw.rs, routing_contracts/); the forwarding and first-hop fixtures still run on the reference model as the acceptance child owns porting them.
I read the full mod.rs and view.rs and traced selected, certifiers, recoverable, certified, prune, advertise, requests, and show against routes/README.md and routes/wire.md. The round-1 fixes are present (the ROUTE_END baseline reset in route(), keyed membership in show()); the two gaps below are the only blocking findings.
Scope Sim::truth to one incarnation of a reused identity.
Sim::truth searches every change recorded for an identity, newest first. It does not check the incarnation that made each change. After Sim::originate reuses an identity, the history holds changes from the earlier process as well. A change from the new process at a revision at or below a view's floor can then match before the old change. In that state, Sim::check can report a correct view as inconsistent.
The fresh == false branch of origin_restart_takes_a_fresh_identity_for_its_claims reaches that state. Peers keep the earlier process's view and do not show live/x. A call to Sim::check there would compare None with the new process's live/x change at revision 1. No current test calls Sim::check in that state, so the defect is latent.
Fixing this needs more than a history segment. The peer view does not record its incarnation, so the check has no direct way to choose which incarnation to compare against. The helper needs a rule that derives that incarnation from the view's floors, or the view needs to record it.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/route/tests/mod.rs around lines 615 - 617:
Scope Sim::truth and Sim::check so comparisons use changes from the incarnation
represented by the peer view, rather than matching history from a reused
identity across incarnations. Establish how that incarnation is
identified—derive it reliably from the view’s floors or record it in the
view—then have Sim::truth apply that identity when selecting a change; preserve
correct-view consistency after identity reuse.
Check each origin's dead identities through its final identity.
Check each origin's dead identities through its final identity.
settled checks dead identities only in 100..110 and 200..210. churn increments ids[origin] on every kill with no upper bound. An origin killed eleven or more times in one scenario leaves a dead identity at 110 or above, or at 210 or above. The retention check does not cover that identity. Return the final ids from churn, and check the full ranges in settled.
- for id in (100..110).chain(200..210).filter(|id| !live.contains(id)) {+ for id in (100..=ids[0]).chain(200..=ids[1]).filter(|id| !live.contains(id)) {
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/route/tests/handoff.rs around lines 1237 -
1243:
Update churn to return its final per-origin IDs alongside the Sim, pass those
IDs to settled, and change settled’s dead-identity checks to cover each origin’s
full range from its starting ID through its final ID, excluding live identities.
Add a claim that becomes live during the disconnect so the restart test requires a snapshot.
Add a claim that becomes live during the disconnect so the restart test requires a snapshot.
The test withdraws its only claim before it reconnects. Its assertions cover only the absence of live/x after the restart. No assertion requires a claim that is live at reconnect to appear.
Announce a new claim while the relay is disconnected, then assert that the node shows it after sim.run(). The node has never received that claim, so only a snapshot from the relay can deliver it.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/route/tests/handoff.rs around lines 1320 -
1321:
Update the restart test to announce a new claim while the relay is disconnected,
then assert after sim.run() that the node shows that claim. Keep the existing
assertion that the withdrawn claim is absent, so the test verifies both snapshot
delivery of the new claim and removal of the old one.
Measure a ROUTE message in the touched-count test.
Measure a ROUTE message in the touched-count test.
The measured window in a_message_recomputes_only_its_identity delivers only an announcement. It sends no ROUTE message. A Router::route change that recomputes every identity would leave this delta unchanged, so the test would not detect it. Setup runs before the window, and the test's doc comment and assertion message describe the per-message contract for all messages.
Add a seqno change in the same loop. Snapshot the counters before it, then assert the same delta:
🧪 Suggested test addition
assert_eq!(
sim.touched() - touched,
sim.stats.delivered - delivered + 1,
"one identity per message, plus the origin's own change"
);
++ let (touched, delivered) = (sim.touched(), sim.stats.delivered);+ sim.bump(3);+ assert!(sim.run());+ assert_eq!(+ sim.touched() - touched,+ sim.stats.delivered - delivered + 1,+ "one identity per ROUTE message, plus the origin's own bump"+ );
}
}
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minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/route/tests/routing.rs at line 773:
Update the a_message_recomputes_only_its_identity test to measure a ROUTE
message as well as an announcement. Snapshot touched and delivered counts
immediately before a seqno bump, run the simulation, then assert the same
per-message touched-count delta, accounting for the origin’s own bump.
Add a unit test for claims kept under a disjoint newer floor.
Add a unit test for claims kept under a disjoint newer floor.
The existing merge tests cover one live floor and floor pruning. Neither asserts that a claim under live/a survives a newer floor for the disjoint region live/b. A merge that compares whole-view revisions would still pass both tests.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/route/view.rs around lines 189 - 193:
Add a unit test alongside the existing merge tests in the `view.rs` test module
that merges a view with a claim under `live/a` and a newer floor under the
disjoint region `live/b`. Assert that the merged view retains the `live/a` claim
and both floors, so the test detects implementations that compare whole-view
revisions instead of region coverage.
A route whose metric plus the link cost reaches the infinite metric was
already refused by selection, but still counted as a certifier and as a
recoverable held route, so its regions showed claims available and a
held copy kept the identity from being let go. Both now apply the same
reachability test. The fixtures' freshness check also refuses a claim
the origin never made, and a fixture pins a covering claim across a
disjoint interest change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed head 1f99545 against base fb9a4fb. The earlier overflow finding is fixed: certification and held-route recovery now require a feasible, finite total metric, with a regression test for both. The prior scoped-wildcard concern is addressed as a documented snapshot-lag choice and covered by a delayed-handoff test; no further actionable finding confirmed in this update.
Verification: GitHub-only static inspection; I did not run tests or independently simulate the routing cases. The PR reports 56 route tests passing.
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ℹ️ No critical issues — the reachability fix is sound; one minor contract-sync note.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed a3975e821 → 1f9954584 (the overflow fix plus a merge of origin/main).
Reachability gates certification and recovery — Router::reachable adds the link-cost overflow check to certifiers and recoverable, so an overflowing route no longer shows its regions available or keeps an identity grounded.
Overflow regression fixture — an_overflowing_route_neither_certifies_nor_holds covers the region only an overflowing neighbor certifies and the held route that must let go.
Disjoint-interest pin — a_covering_claim_survives_a_disjoint_interest_until_the_new_snapshot pins the refuted wildcard behavior across a watch change.
Fixture freshness check — Sim::check now rejects a view holding a claim the origin never announced.
Main merged — origin/main at fb9a4fbb merged conflict-free.
ℹ️ The contract still describes certifiers without the reachability test
certifiers and recoverable now require the last finite advertisement to be feasible and reachable (Router::reachable), so a metric that overflows with the link cost no longer certifies a region or keeps an identity grounded. The epic's contract still states the weaker feasibility-only rule, and its JS and acceptance children implement from that text.
Technical details
# Contract lags the reachability fix## Affected sites-`quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/README.md:287` — "Only a neighbour whose last finite advertisement is feasible here counts".
-`quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/README.md:318` — held rule: "has a last finite advertisement feasible here".
-`quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/README.md:436` — scope coverage: "each feasible neighbour's last view certifies".
## Required outcome- State that the advertisement must be feasible and that its metric plus the local link cost must stay below the infinite metric, matching `Router::reachable` and the overflow decision at line 64. No code change.
## Suggested approach- Add "and reachable (its metric plus this node's link cost stays below the infinite metric)" to those three sentences.
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.
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Lands the core of Routes and announces and splits the quest into an epic,
quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/README.md, whose five children carry the rest.Summary
A crate-private, sans-IO
Routerinrs/moq-net/src/route/implements the routing contract:It's generic over the neighbor key and the claim attributes. The caller feeds it received messages and drains
Outmessages and readerEvents (Start, Update, End, Offline, Unwatched, Available, Unavailable). Each message recomputes only the identity it names.The contract's handoff fixtures and the route-layer fixtures now run against the implementation in a simulated network (
route/tests/). That includes the sweepssweep_handoff,sweep_scoped_handoff,sweep_requests_reach_a_quiet_originandsweep_forgetting_distances. New fixtures:The forwarding and first-hop selection fixtures still run only on the reference model in
tests/integration/routing_contracts/. Porting them and deleting the model belongs to the acceptance child.Quest split:
routes.mdbecameroutes/README.md, which holds the contract every child implements. The children, in order:## Waiting.Added 2026-11-03 from follow-up planning: the acceptance child also owns a transit fixture. It decides when a route must still reach a stream whose interest meets none of the origin's claims, given that the session child scopes route state to interested origins. Interest as a set of prefixes is a separate m2 quest, created by the planning PR
quest-plan/followups-2026-11-03, not a child here.Links to the quest across the tree now point at the epic, or at the child that owns the referenced text.
Decisions
Decided 2026-11-03 (maintainer): landing shape.
Scoped identity keying stays open. The maintainer has not decided it. Landing the core doesn't need the answer, because the router takes the key from the caller (
Scope::qualify). It's recorded under## Waitingin the session child, with options and an example. I recommend the route label carried in the grant.Choices made without asking
quest mvrefuses to move a claimed quest, so I moved the file by hand and rewrote its links.quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/<child>) can't exist until this PR's branch is deleted on merge. They are claimable once it lands.Impact
No public API or wire change: the router is crate-private and nothing drives it yet. The breaking changes arrive with the wire and session-integration children, as listed in the epic.
Checks
cargo test -p moq-net --lib route::: 56 passed.cargo nextest run -p moq-net --lib: 2894 passed.cargo clippy -p moq-net --all-targetsand--no-default-features: clean.cargo fmt --check: clean.quest check --base origin/main: ok.Review
quest review --base origin/main).a_restarted_route_sends_a_complete_snapshot.certifiersandrecoverablenow require the route to be reachable, asselecteddoes. The regression test isan_overflowing_route_neither_certifies_nor_holds.a_covering_claim_survives_a_disjoint_interest_until_the_new_snapshot.Sim::checkskips claims with no history: applied.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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