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feat(net)!: JS tracks serve the groups readers miss (JS ranges) - #7696
@moq/net gets the on-demand request surface: a JavaScript publisher serves groups its live cache no longer holds, or never held. A produced broadcast's fetchGroup is a one-range subscription on that surface. This mirrors Rust's track::Requests and track::Fill (rs/moq-net/src/model/track/fill.rs).
track.Producer.requests() → Track.Requests. While a handle is open, a reader's misses queue a Track.Fill. A miss is a group the reader's ranges name, below the newest group written, that the cache does not hold and the reader's delay.max still wants. Readers missing the same groups join one fill, even after the last handle closes, as Rust's FillState::join does; only new demand needs an open handle. requestedFill() resolves undefined once the track or the handle closes, even mid-wait. Closing the last handle names the queued misses dropped.
Track.Fill is an owned handle.accept(sequence, info?) inserts the group into the cache and returns its Group.Producer. dropGroups(start, end) records groups the source lacks. refuseGroups(start, end, err) fails only the readers waiting now. wanted(), isWanted(), wantedChanged(), and unwanted() follow readers that leave or narrow. A group the track gives up elsewhere (an upstream drop, say) or the producer writes live answers the fill too. priority, maxDelay, and order aggregate over the waiting readers. close() names whatever is still wanted dropped, so no reader is left waiting. Sequences are bigint, as everywhere in @moq/net since moq-dev/moq#7681.
fetchGroup on a produced broadcast is a one-range subscription [seq, seq+1), and behaves as Rust's fetch_group does:
A cached group returns at once.
A miss asks the request handler at once, whether or not the group was written yet. A live write of the group answers it too.
With no handler open, a miss fails at once with NotFound.
It judges staleness against the whole track (Rust's judges_drift), so maxDelay still convicts a superseded group.
A track requested on demand is judged once accepted, when its handler can open.
Lite-07 SUBSCRIBE_START is lowered to the lowest group a fill brings this reader, as Rust's Subscriber::poll_start uses misses.lowest(). A cached group handed out first no longer gives up the history being filled below it.
An ordered reader held by a fill wakes at the hole's staleness deadline, as for any owed hole, so a fill that never answers cannot pin it.
Both lite FETCH (05/06/07) and lite-07 ranged SUBSCRIBE serve history from it. No wire change.
Behavior change: a lite FETCH served by a JS publisher for a group not yet written used to wait for the producer. It now asks the track's request handler at once, and with no handler open it is NotFound at once, as with a Rust publisher. The lite publisher's comment says so. Tests that relied on the wait now open a request handler, as Rust's own tests do with requests():
broadcast.test.ts: a fetch of a group still to come, and aborting a pending fetch;
resume.test.ts: five route-recovery tests whose refetch from a local route has to stay pending until the next route.
Decisions
From the maintainer, 2026-11-03:
Scope: is the quest done once this lands?
✅ Done: delete js.md, move the SUBSCRIBE_FINISH JS mirror to lite.md, and plan the rest through /quest-plan.
Keep it a draft and do the rest here.
Fetch of a group not yet written:
JS keeps waiting for the producer.
✅ Queue a fill at once, as Rust's fetch_group does, so the request handler answers or refuses it.
Tests
js/net/src/fill.test.ts uses an in-memory responder, with no OPFS or archive writer. It covers:
exact replay of a never-cached group;
empty and missing groups;
a group about to be written, answered by the live write;
a not-yet-written group the handler lacks (NotFound);
no handler, both cached-miss and not-yet-written (NotFound at once);
concurrent fetches sharing one fill;
joining a fill after its handle closed;
cancellation while the fill awaits a reply;
in-order history reads with a dropped hole;
an ordered reader released by its budget while a fill never answers (manual clock);
a bounded reader still waiting on a fresh fill once an older one goes stale (manual clock);
an arrival-order reader released by its budget while a fill never answers (manual clock);
a handler hearing that a hand-out withdrew a reader's demand (manual clock);
a reader joining a wider fill being owed only its own ranges;
a group no reader reads any more staying withdrawn, with each widening back asking a new fill;
a fill no longer owing what a reader's sequence cursor passed;
an order-only change waking the handler;
a reader parked on a miss asking once a handler opens;
a sequence the track's datagram took never being asked, even after a reader read the datagram;
a bounded reader ending once answered;
a live-edge reader asking nothing;
fill and handler close;
a refusal failing only the readers waiting now;
a track-level drop answering the fill;
priority, budget, and order aggregation;
a live arrival answering the fill;
one dynamic track per name;
lite-05/06/07 FETCH and lite-07 ranged SUBSCRIBE over in-process sessions.
New interop lane CLI FETCH history (--tail): the native-JS publisher writes only group 3 live and serves groups 0–2 from track.requests(). The Rust CLI FETCHes group 1 through the relay and checks every byte. Native JS runtimes only, and skipped on moq-transport passes, since IETF FETCH dispatch is on-demand JavaScript FETCH.
Checks
All run locally on 69cfaddc5c. It has the same tree as the pushed head 797db0319e, which only merges in the branch's remote commits (see Review).
bun test in js/net: 2810 pass, 0 fail. The same count passed twice on the reviewed head a385e1f0f7.
Type-check:tsc --noEmit is clean in js/net and test/interop/clients/js-native.
Lint: biome is clean.
Quest:quest check --base origin/main is ok. This is the check that failed in the merge queue.
API report: unchanged since 3da8e780e3, since FillState is internal.
just check origin/main: passed (biome, js check and test, markdown, gh, quest, shell, toml).
just test interop --tail --subscribers rust,js-native-node,js-native-bun: all 33 lanes passed. That includes CLI FETCH from Rust, Node and Bun, CLI FETCH history from Node and Bun, and the late join, tail, compress and drop lanes in both directions.
Choices made without asking
Names mirror Rust, camelCased: requests(), requestedFill(), accept, dropGroups, refuseGroups, wanted, wantedChanged, isWanted, unwanted. Ranges are (start, end) half-open, as in the rest of js/net. JS has no Drop, so close() and Symbol.dispose stand in for dropping a fill or a handle.
Fills name whole groups only. There is no frameStart, since head fills belong to the received-copy follow-up.
Mirrored from Rust Misses:
A run is asked only when its newest group is not already stale.
Each sequence is asked once, plus one refill if the answer was evicted before the reader took it.
A sequence held by a buffered datagram is not a miss. Rust names it NotFetchable; JS has no such error, so a fetch of it is NotFound.
Nothing at or above the newest written group is a cursor miss (a fetch asks regardless).
producer.close() still closes the track while a handle is open. Rust keeps the track alive while a Requests lives; JS's close is explicit. A finished (finish()/finishAt()) but unclosed track keeps serving fills.
Received copies never fill. No handle can reach one, so this PR adds no over-fetch.
Overlap
moq-dev/moq#7675 landed. It edited quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/js.md, which this PR deletes, and added one JS leftover there: rename SUBSCRIBE_END to SUBSCRIBE_FINISH in js/net, and delete the covered-FIN subscriber path. That leftover now lives in Lite-07 ranges ("JavaScript names the explicit end"), per the maintainer's decision.
moq-dev/moq#7681 (bigint group IDs) landed. This PR merged it and ported fill.ts and the reader's miss scan to bigint.
Review
Reviewer: Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, via quest review --base origin/main.
Merge-queue failure (22:51Z):check quest failed, not a flake. #7675 had edited js.md, which this PR deletes, so the queue's merge revived it without an epic listing it.
A quest fixer (1d17294947) and Pullfrog (80474d0150) had pushed the same resolution to the branch meanwhile. 797db0319e merges those, with no change to the tree.
Latest session, five rounds:
Round 1, on 1601b4375c: two findings, fixed in d11f34be2a.
An arrival-order read waiting on a fill now wakes when its hole goes stale.
A hand-out now rejudges the fills the reader joined.
Round 2, on d11f34be2a: no findings.
Round 3, on f40c1d651a: one finding, fixed in cdbcb85b16. A widening asks withdrawn groups afresh, not through the eviction refill.
Round 4, on cdbcb85b16: no findings.
Round 5, on a385e1f0f7 (base b23b31e98e), covering the queue fix and three new CodeRabbit threads: no findings. The pushed head adds only merges that leave the tree as reviewed, apart from a conflict-free merge of the latest origin/main.
Bot threads, all replied to and resolved. Every fix has a regression test that fails without it.
Pullfrog, on 88bf464464: a reader joining a wider fill was owed groups outside its ranges. Fixed in a3fd02a060: FillState.covered intersects each fill with the asker's own wants, as Rust's Join::held does.
CodeRabbit, four threads on 88bf464464: three fixed in f40c1d651a/cdbcb85b16.
isWanted stays false: a group no reader reads any more is withdrawn for good.
#wants is clipped to the sequence cursor.
An order-only update wakes the handler.
The fourth (evicted datagram sequences) was first refuted, then fixed below.
CodeRabbit, three threads on 16f1bd8bfb: all fixed in a385e1f0f7.
A handler opening wakes readers parked on a miss.
A fill-owed run the reader's budget convicts is given up and withdrawn, as Rust's Misses gives up a stale run.
The producer keeps a track-level ring of datagram sequences, the counterpart of Rust's track datagram buffer, so a datagram a reader has read is still never asked. This supersedes my earlier refutation, which rested on the per-reader buffer.
Earlier session, three rounds:
Codex found two issues, fixed in b2cf0999c4.
Three CodeRabbit threads were fixed in 585dd4782d.
The last round, on 52816b0df3, was clean.
Follow-ups
To be planned through /quest-plan:
JS received-copy fills: a JS subscriber session acts as its copy's Requests handler and asks upstream (lite FETCH, or a lite-07 ranged SUBSCRIBE), as Rust's lite subscriber requested_fill loop does. It carries two Rust rules:
#7168's below-start rule (decided 2026-10-29): give up a run below a start already resolved under a budget at least as loose as the reader's, and on a pre-06 wire fill below the start only when the reader names a floor.
#7625's head fill: hand out a cached group missing its first frames only once a fill answers from frame 0, and give up one whose fill is refused.
Verify JS-to-JS, and a JS relay to Rust.
JS time lookups:Fill.time for a time start that no held group resolves, matching Rust's Fill::time.
… read its stale hole releases
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(net): JS tracks serve the groups readers miss (JS ranges, request surface)
feat(net)!: JS tracks serve the groups readers miss (JS ranges)
Nov 3, 2026
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P2 — Do not turn a future FETCH miss into a live-feed drop (js/net/src/fill.ts:263–265,296–300). A FETCH may ask for a group not yet written. If its handler drops or closes that fill, #track.drop records the range for every subscriber, so an unrelated bounded live reader can end or a wire reader can report DROP before the producer writes the group. Clearing the drop on a later write cannot retract an already reported disposition. As in Rust's drop_unfed, record only holes the live feed cannot still deliver and refuse the current fill waiters separately. Test a future FETCH alongside a live reader.
P2 — Intersect shared-fill coverage with each reader's ranges (js/net/src/fill.ts:180–185). Once an asker joins a pending fill, covered returns every unresolved sequence in that fill, including sequences outside that reader's ranges. If A asks for 0..10 and B asks only for 2..3 and 7..8, after 2 and 7 arrive B can remain idle because #askFills reports A's unresolved group 3 as owed to B. Intersect coverage with the asker's actual wanted runs, and test completion of disjoint bounded ranges while another reader's fill remains open.
P2 — Retire portions of a fill once nobody wants them (js/net/src/fill.ts:146–157,197–201). A fill for 0..5 can stay open for one reader after it narrows to 0..1; isWanted(4) then becomes false. A later reader asking for 4 joins the same unresolved run, making it true again after the handler may have canceled that work. This breaks the documented once-false-stays-false guarantee and can strand the new reader. Remove unowned coverage and queue a fresh fill for a later request; keep reader priority, delay and order aggregation limited to askers still wanting part of that fill.
P2 — Wake fill observers when a reader advances (js/net/src/track.ts:2302–2309,2471–2480). When an ordered reader's budget expires, it can pass an unanswered hole and hand out a later group; forgetBelow makes the old group unwanted but does not call fills.moved, so a handler already awaiting fill.unwanted() or wantedChanged() remains asleep. Notify the fill state when delivery or staleness changes demand, and when an order-only update changes the next wanted group. The existing ordered-deadline test can assert that the waiting handler wakes before closing the fill.
The request surface is a useful way to share history fills, but these per-reader ownership and live-feed distinctions need to hold across concurrent readers. Verification: static GitHub inspection of the JS and Rust paths and existing fixtures. I did not run tests or interoperability checks.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The change adds producer-side fill requests for uncached track groups and connects them to subscriber reads and single-group FETCH. Fill handlers can accept, drop, or refuse requested groups. Tests cover fill behavior, lite FETCH, ranged SUBSCRIBE, route refetches, and native JavaScript history FETCH. Documentation and quest plans are updated to reflect the request surface and related work.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 80474
The fill API retains narrow edge cases involving late handler registration, consumed datagrams, and expired demand. These warrant owner awareness and follow-up, but the supplied evidence does not establish broad disruption.
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Reject fetches at or past the declared end before queuing a fill.
#askFetch queues a fill for any requested sequence. A sequence at or past finalSequence(end) cannot be written, because #writable refuses it. The fill's accept then throws, and a FETCH for that group can wait instead of receiving NotFound. Returning false for these sequences lets fetchGroup throw NotFound without opening a fill.
Suggested fix
if (this.#state.info.peek() === undefined && this.#state.closed.peek() === undefined) return "pending";
+ // At or past the declared end no group can be written, so queue no fill for it.+ const end = this.#state.end.peek();+ if (end !== undefined && sequence >= finalSequence(end)) return false;
if (cachedHolds(producer, sequence)) return true;
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Review comment at @test/interop/clients/js-native/tail.ts around lines 89 - 95:
Update #askFetch to return false for requested sequences at or beyond
finalSequence(end), after preserving the pending-state check and before queuing
a fill. This lets fetchGroup report NotFound without opening a fill that
#writable cannot accept.
Add a test for a reader that rejoins an abandoned group in an active multi-group fill.
Add a test for a reader that rejoins an abandoned group in an active multi-group fill.
The join test at js/net/src/fill.test.ts:388-407 covers only a fill with one group, and that group stays wanted. No test in this file narrows a reader away from one group of a multi-group fill while another reader keeps the fill active, and then has the same reader request that group again. The regression can occur in FillState.moved() or in the owed derivation. A change there can leave the rejoining reader without an owed group, and no test in fill.test.ts would fail.
A test for this sequence would confirm that the narrowed group is not wanted while the fill stays alive. It would also confirm that the rejoin makes the group wanted again and that the handler serves it.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/fill.test.ts around lines 388 - 407:
Add a multi-group regression test alongside the `fetchGroup` test: keep a fill
active through another reader, narrow one reader away from a group, then have
that reader request the group again. Verify the group is no longer wanted after
narrowing, becomes wanted on rejoin, and is served successfully through the
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The new scan addresses the separately reported stale-first-owed-run case: it considers later fresh runs and clips reader bookkeeping to its live span. The four P2 findings in the previous review remain open at this head:
Future FETCH fill drops still call track-wide drop (fill.ts:257–260, 291–295), which can prematurely mark an unrelated live reader's future group dropped.
Shared covered still returns all unresolved parts of a joined fill rather than intersecting this asker's ranges (fill.ts:175–181).
A partially abandoned fill can still regain an unwanted group when a later reader joins it (fill.ts:146–169, 238–245), despite isWanted's once-false guarantee.
Reader advancement and order-only updates still do not notify pending fill observers (track.ts:2304–2309, 3621–3625).
The earlier review gives concrete reproductions and suggested fixes. Static GitHub-only review; I did not run the tests or interoperability lanes.
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The incremental fixes are sound, but #askFills still judges owed groups from covered without intersecting them with the reader's own ranges, so a reader sharing a wider fill can stall on groups it does not want.
Reviewed changes
Reworked #askFills to return the first fill-owed run whose newest group the budget still wants, dropping the per-caller staleness checks in #drained, #waitOwed, both idle paths, and #filling.
Clipped #asked/#refilled to what the reader still reads on each scan, mirroring Rust's Misses window clipping.
Removed the now-unused FillState.owed helper.
Added a bounded-read regression test where an older fill run goes stale while a newer one stays fresh.
Planned CLI FETCH history only on non-moq-transport passes, matching where run_tails runs it.
After the ordered reader hands out group 5, holes 0-4 leave the wanted set, so fill?.wanted() returns undefined. This test does not check that. A change that keeps holes 0-4 wanted would still pass. Add the check after the group 5 assertion.
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Add an assertion after the group 5 sequence check in the test to verify that
`fill?.wanted()` is undefined, confirming the expired holes have left the wanted
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Review comments at @js/net/src/fill.ts:
- Around line 102-108: Update the JSDoc for Fill.isWanted to state that a group
can become wanted again when a reader widens back over it, matching the existing
behavior; do not promise that false remains false.
Review comments at @js/net/src/track.ts:
- Line 2532: Update the miss selection in `#askFills` so sequences occupied by
evicted datagrams are not requested as missed groups. Track or otherwise
identify those datagram sequences, or bound miss discovery by the newest group,
while preserving existing handling for dropped runs and buffered datagrams.
- Line 2490: Update #wants to exclude sequences below #nextSequence, and in the
ordered stale-group skip path around #staleAt and #pass, notify the active fill
with moved after advancing past the group. Preserve existing delivery and skip
behavior.
- Line 2499: Update Subscriber.update to detect when the subscription order
changes and wake the associated fill via fillsOf(producer).moved(asker), so a
handler waiting in wantedChanged() reevaluates its choice. Preserve the existing
range-change behavior and notify only when the order actually changes and the
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Review comments at @js/net/src/fill.test.ts:
- Around line 375-377: Add an assertion after the group 5 sequence check in the
test to verify that `fill?.wanted()` is undefined, confirming the expired holes
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The previous shared-fill coverage finding is fixed: covered now intersects each pending gap with the asker's own wants, and the new disjoint-range test exercises it. The new hand-out notification and manual-clock test also address the case where an ordered reader advances by taking a later group.
The other concerns in the previous review remain: future FETCH fill drops still record a track-wide drop; a partially abandoned fill can regain an unwanted group despite the once-false guarantee; and an order-only update still does not notify a waiting fill observer. The earlier review contains the reproductions and suggested directions. The new hand-out path does not address the order-only case.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
FillState.covered now intersects each joined fill's unresolved runs with the asker's own wanted ranges, matching Rust's Join::held, so a narrow reader sharing a wider fill is owed only the groups it reads.
Added a regression test where readers [0,10) and [2,3)+[7,8) share one fill: the narrow reader receives both groups and ends while the wide one keeps waiting.
Added #fillWait, set when #askFills returns an owed run and reset at the start of both group read paths, so #groupChanged subscribes to wall.revision and an arrival-order read parked on an unanswered fill wakes at the hole's staleness deadline.
#handOut now reports the hand-out to the fills the reader joined, so a handler's wantedChanged/unwanted wake when a group taken past the budget withdraws the reader's demand.
Added manual-clock regression tests for the arrival-order budget release and for a handler hearing a hand-out's withdrawal.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 16f1bd8 because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
Merged base and mechanically resolved the hook declaration and quest document conflicts. Kept the fetch hook alongside the base track-info hook, retained the new unfinished explicit-end cleanup from base, and kept the updated single-group FETCH plan. The net build, type checks, API report, lint, and all 2,803 unit tests passed. The native interop client built and type-checked; shell syntax validation and all six interop staging tests passed.
quest land watch: re-enqueued this pull request at 1d17294, at the back of the merge queue, with the land fixer's fix (codex / Codex): Merged base; preserved both hooks and unfinished quest content. Passed: bun run --cwd js/net build; bun run --cwd js/net check; bun run --cwd js/net test (2803 tests); bun run --cwd test/interop/clients/js-native check; bun build ./test/interop/clients/js-native/tail.ts --target=node --outdir=/tmp/land-native-tail; python3 test/interop/staging.test.py (6 tests); bash -n test/interop/interop.sh; bun js/common/api.ts check js/net; bunx --no-install biome check js/net test/interop/clients/js-native.
Fixed the Quest check failure and pushed 80474d015 to quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/js.
Diagnosis: the last merge-conflict resolution kept quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/js.md while the PR removed it from quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/README.md's ## Required, so Quest rejected it as an unreachable, unlisted quest. Its remaining explicit-end work already moved to quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/lite.md.
Fix:
deleted quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/js.md;
removed its stale link from quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/lite07-fetch.md's ## Required.
A local scan finds no dangling /quest/...md links and no unlisted quest files. The PR head is now 80474d0150572a830c225d98a658b92a7fbf8c54 and is no longer in the merge queue.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Merged origin/main (0e63ba9) into the branch; the conflict resolution only touches imports and a doc comment in js/net/src/internal.ts and js/net/src/track.ts, absorbing main's track::Info::rescale and its re-export while every fill path (imports, FillState, asker wiring, UNBOUNDED use) survives.
Kept the PR's lite publisher comment update alongside main's SUBSCRIBE_FINISH changes in js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts.
Kept a trimmed quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/js.md (explicit-end leftovers) instead of deleting it, and removed its Required links from subscribe-ranges/README.md and lite07-finalize.md; the PR description still says the quest is deleted, so that line is now stale.
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Review comments at @js/net/src/fill.ts:
- Line 219: Update FillState.addHandler to bump the existing signal observed by
readers in #groupChanged, so parked readers wake and re-run #askFills when a
handler opens. Keep fill queuing unchanged and preserve existing fill-join and
withdrawal behavior.
Review comments at @js/net/src/track.ts:
- Around line 2525-2530: Update `#wants` to exclude holes whose successor has
passed the applicable `delay.max` deadline, and arrange for the affected `Fill`
to re-evaluate wanted status when that deadline passes so `isWanted`,
`wanted()`, and `wantedChanged()` reflect the change without waiting for the
fill to close. Use the existing staleness and scheduling mechanisms; preserve
the current behavior for non-stale holes.
- Around line 2563-2564: Update fill-demand exclusion in the paths using
#askFills and #askFetch so sequences remain excluded while their datagrams are
held in the track buffer, matching Rust’s behavior; do not add a per-reader
record to #delivered. Verify the change preserves the existing ordered-read and
fill-withdrawal behavior involving #tryDatagram and #wants.
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quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 1d17294 because its merge_group build failed (failed_checks).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
The PR retained the JS ranges quest for explicit-end cleanup but removed its parent Required link, making it unreachable. Restored that link with a description matching the remaining work and merged base cleanly. No runtime behavior changed. Quest validation, networking type checks/build and all 2804 unit tests, native interop client type checks, API report validation, Biome, and shell lint passed.
quest land watch: the land fixer's result for 1d17294 was not applied: its head moved to 80474d0 while the fixer ran, and a push by anyone but the land fixer ends the pick.
The new handler-open signal wakes readers parked on a miss; stale owed runs are withdrawn and observers notified; and the producer's bounded datagram ring keeps a consumed datagram out of fill demand. I found no additional actionable issue in the inspected delta.
The earlier P2 remains in js/net/src/fill.ts:273-275,307-310: closing or dropping a future FETCH fill still records its owed range as a track-wide drop. An unrelated live reader can therefore observe that future group as dropped before the producer writes it; a later write cannot retract a disposition already sent on the wire. Restrict permanent track drops to groups the live feed cannot still deliver, and fail the current fill waiters separately. Test a future FETCH alongside a live reader.
Verification: static GitHub inspection of the delta and tests; I did not run the tests or interoperability lanes.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
The delta since the prior Pullfrog review covers three follow-up fixes plus the quest cleanup:
Woke a reader parked on a miss when a Requests handler opens: FillState.#opened bumps in addHandler and #groupChanged subscribes to it, so the parked read reruns #askFills.
Recorded fill-owed runs the reader's budget convicts in Subscriber.#givenUp, clipped by #reads and subtracted in #wants, then rejudged the fill via #fillsMoved so its handler hears the withdrawal. This mirrors Rust's Misses::give_up.
Moved datagram-sequence exclusion to a producer-level MAX_DATAGRAMS ring (#datagramSequences, populated by #publishDatagram), replacing the per-reader buffer check in #askMiss and #askFetch, so a sequence a reader already consumed is still never asked through a fill.
Added regressions for the handler-open wakeup, the stale run leaving fill.wanted(), and the consumed-datagram sequence.
Deleted quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/js.md again and moved its explicit-end leftovers into lite.md; no repo link targets the deleted file.
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Completes quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/js.md, deleting it and its links. The lite-07 SUBSCRIBE_FINISH JS mirror moves into Lite-07 ranges, next to moq-dev/moq#7675.
Summary
@moq/netgets the on-demand request surface: a JavaScript publisher serves groups its live cache no longer holds, or never held. A produced broadcast'sfetchGroupis a one-range subscription on that surface. This mirrors Rust'strack::Requestsandtrack::Fill(rs/moq-net/src/model/track/fill.rs).track.Producer.requests()→Track.Requests. While a handle is open, a reader's misses queue aTrack.Fill. A miss is a group the reader's ranges name, below the newest group written, that the cache does not hold and the reader'sdelay.maxstill wants. Readers missing the same groups join one fill, even after the last handle closes, as Rust'sFillState::joindoes; only new demand needs an open handle.requestedFill()resolvesundefinedonce the track or the handle closes, even mid-wait. Closing the last handle names the queued misses dropped.Track.Fillis an owned handle.accept(sequence, info?)inserts the group into the cache and returns itsGroup.Producer.dropGroups(start, end)records groups the source lacks.refuseGroups(start, end, err)fails only the readers waiting now.wanted(),isWanted(),wantedChanged(), andunwanted()follow readers that leave or narrow. A group the track gives up elsewhere (an upstream drop, say) or the producer writes live answers the fill too.priority,maxDelay, andorderaggregate over the waiting readers.close()names whatever is still wanted dropped, so no reader is left waiting. Sequences arebigint, as everywhere in@moq/netsince moq-dev/moq#7681.fetchGroupon a produced broadcast is a one-range subscription[seq, seq+1), and behaves as Rust'sfetch_groupdoes:NotFound.judges_drift), somaxDelaystill convicts a superseded group.Subscriber::poll_startusesmisses.lowest(). A cached group handed out first no longer gives up the history being filled below it.Both lite FETCH (05/06/07) and lite-07 ranged SUBSCRIBE serve history from it. No wire change.
Behavior change: a lite FETCH served by a JS publisher for a group not yet written used to wait for the producer. It now asks the track's request handler at once, and with no handler open it is
NotFoundat once, as with a Rust publisher. The lite publisher's comment says so. Tests that relied on the wait now open a request handler, as Rust's own tests do withrequests():broadcast.test.ts: a fetch of a group still to come, and aborting a pending fetch;resume.test.ts: five route-recovery tests whose refetch from a local route has to stay pending until the next route.Decisions
From the maintainer, 2026-11-03:
js.md, move the SUBSCRIBE_FINISH JS mirror tolite.md, and plan the rest through/quest-plan.fetch_groupdoes, so the request handler answers or refuses it.Tests
js/net/src/fill.test.tsuses an in-memory responder, with no OPFS or archive writer. It covers:NotFound);NotFoundat once);CLI FETCH history(--tail): the native-JS publisher writes only group 3 live and serves groups 0–2 fromtrack.requests(). The Rust CLI FETCHes group 1 through the relay and checks every byte. Native JS runtimes only, and skipped on moq-transport passes, since IETF FETCH dispatch is on-demand JavaScript FETCH.Checks
All run locally on
69cfaddc5c. It has the same tree as the pushed head797db0319e, which only merges in the branch's remote commits (see Review).bun testinjs/net: 2810 pass, 0 fail. The same count passed twice on the reviewed heada385e1f0f7.tsc --noEmitis clean injs/netandtest/interop/clients/js-native.quest check --base origin/mainis ok. This is the check that failed in the merge queue.3da8e780e3, sinceFillStateis internal.just check origin/main: passed (biome, js check and test, markdown, gh, quest, shell, toml).just test interop --tail --subscribers rust,js-native-node,js-native-bun: all 33 lanes passed. That includesCLI FETCHfrom Rust, Node and Bun,CLI FETCH historyfrom Node and Bun, and the late join, tail, compress and drop lanes in both directions.Choices made without asking
requests(),requestedFill(),accept,dropGroups,refuseGroups,wanted,wantedChanged,isWanted,unwanted. Ranges are(start, end)half-open, as in the rest ofjs/net. JS has noDrop, soclose()andSymbol.disposestand in for dropping a fill or a handle.frameStart, since head fills belong to the received-copy follow-up.Misses:NotFetchable; JS has no such error, so a fetch of it isNotFound.producer.close()still closes the track while a handle is open. Rust keeps the track alive while aRequestslives; JS's close is explicit. A finished (finish()/finishAt()) but unclosed track keeps serving fills.Overlap
quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/js.md, which this PR deletes, and added one JS leftover there: rename SUBSCRIBE_END to SUBSCRIBE_FINISH injs/net, and delete the covered-FIN subscriber path. That leftover now lives in Lite-07 ranges ("JavaScript names the explicit end"), per the maintainer's decision.fill.tsand the reader's miss scan tobigint.Review
Reviewer: Codex
gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, viaquest review --base origin/main.Merge-queue failure (22:51Z):
check questfailed, not a flake. #7675 had editedjs.md, which this PR deletes, so the queue's merge revived it without an epic listing it.c93c2f990bmergesorigin/main, keepsjs.mddeleted, and moves feat(net)!: lite-07 SUBSCRIBE_FINISH keeps the Subscribe Stream open (lite-07 ranges, part 1) #7675's JS leftover tolite.md. It also repoints feat(net)!: lite-07 SUBSCRIBE_FINISH keeps the Subscribe Stream open (lite-07 ranges, part 1) #7675's restoredjs.mdlinks inlite07-finalize.mdandlite07-fetch.mdto this PR.1d17294947) and Pullfrog (80474d0150) had pushed the same resolution to the branch meanwhile.797db0319emerges those, with no change to the tree.Latest session, five rounds:
1601b4375c: two findings, fixed ind11f34be2a.d11f34be2a: no findings.f40c1d651a: one finding, fixed incdbcb85b16. A widening asks withdrawn groups afresh, not through the eviction refill.cdbcb85b16: no findings.a385e1f0f7(baseb23b31e98e), covering the queue fix and three new CodeRabbit threads: no findings. The pushed head adds only merges that leave the tree as reviewed, apart from a conflict-free merge of the latestorigin/main.Bot threads, all replied to and resolved. Every fix has a regression test that fails without it.
88bf464464: a reader joining a wider fill was owed groups outside its ranges. Fixed ina3fd02a060:FillState.coveredintersects each fill with the asker's ownwants, as Rust'sJoin::helddoes.88bf464464: three fixed inf40c1d651a/cdbcb85b16.isWantedstays false: a group no reader reads any more is withdrawn for good.#wantsis clipped to the sequence cursor.updatewakes the handler.16f1bd8bfb: all fixed ina385e1f0f7.Missesgives up a stale run.Earlier session, three rounds:
b2cf0999c4.585dd4782d.52816b0df3, was clean.Follow-ups
To be planned through
/quest-plan:JS received-copy fills: a JS subscriber session acts as its copy's
Requestshandler and asks upstream (lite FETCH, or a lite-07 ranged SUBSCRIBE), as Rust's lite subscriberrequested_fillloop does. It carries two Rust rules:Verify JS-to-JS, and a JS relay to Rust.
JS time lookups:
Fill.timefor a time start that no held group resolves, matching Rust'sFill::time.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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