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Problem

A returning route reuses a serving copy whose last wire request was capped when another route replaced it. Relative and resolved time ends stay pinned to that old cap.

Approach

Use the reader's resolved window when reopening the reused copy, as widened backfills already do. Keep the resume floor, local range, delay budget, and delivered-group record. Add simulated-time route-flap coverage in Rust. JS already rebuilds the request from reader preferences and does not share the capped-resolution bug.

Impact

• Public API: none.
• Wire format and version negotiation: none. No FFI or gateway changes; cross-language interop is not required.

Alternatives

Re-resolving against the returning copy's current cache could move anchors the reader already placed. Replacing the copy would discard its existing leases and in-flight group tail.

Choices made

Use the reader's pinned window rather than resolving anchors again against the returning cache. Preserve the existing copy and its leases. Dropped the permanent JS test after local review because JS does not share the capped-resolution bug. Its manual-clock probe remains in ignored scratch.

Validation

• Both Rust anchor cases fail on unchanged production code, withholding groups 5 through 8 after A -> B -> A; both pass with the fix.
• All 132 Rust resume tests pass, including route-flap interleavings and the existing budget/retention coverage.
• A temporary JS relative/time-end probe passes without production changes. The JS reuse request carries no copy-resolution snapshot, so no JS change is needed.
• quest check --base origin/main: passed.
• quest gate just ci: passed on final head db2c7f1de3f9233b2e88e0778588126304a22944, including 9,593 Rust tests (111 skipped), docs, tooling, and quest checks. The earlier head with the JS probe also passed the full selected JS builds/tests.
• Rust portion of the local nightly-sized sweep (MOQ_RESUME_SEED=17893651 MOQ_RESUME_CASES=4096) finds a pre-existing clean-end stall. Removing this production fix reproduces the identical shrunk case: Up instance 1/slot 2, Write group 11, Join arrival reader with Hour/default ranges/drop polling, End that route, finish=true. It hands out 11, drops 0..10, then never reports the end. There is no route return. The shrunk case and before/after logs are retained in checkout scratch; no failing test is added to this unrelated fix.

Review

Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5 (claude-opus-5-5), medium effort, local quest review --base origin/main --responses ..., session 717dda5e-2ec5-4e9f-b0ec-dcb08ea2ef20, round 1 reviewed final head db2c7f1de3f9233b2e88e0778588126304a22944: no findings.

Previous session 6565d5f9-8464-4586-a6e6-4c4645074a8d found one test-quality issue: the permanent JS test did not reliably establish reuse and the capped-resolution bug does not exist there. Fixed by dropping that test and retaining its passing manual-clock probe in scratch. The Rust implementation and both reproductions are unchanged.

Follow-ups

The sweep's clean-end failure matches the fill-answer wake problem tracked by open moq-dev/moq#7705. Recommend rechecking this seed after that existing fix lands. No new quest created.

(Written by GPT-6.1 Sol)

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Reviewed commit: db2c7f1

No actionable issues found. Reusing the reader's resolved window on route return avoids inheriting the old copy's cap without moving the reader's anchors, and the relative and time-end regressions exercise both return and later local widening. Static review only; I did not independently run the resume suite or long sweep.

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Walkthrough

When Reader::sync reuses a serving copy, it now derives resolved ranges from the reader’s current window, stores them on the copy, and resends its subscription clamped by the copy’s floor without applying its old end cap. Tests cover relative and time-based range ends, local-range widening, and the old cap. The related quest entry and document were removed.

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to db2c7

The change reopens returning routes using the reader's resolved window. Additional preference-update coverage is recommended, but no demonstrated defect blocks merging.

Pre-merge checks: 5

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title "fix(net): reopen returning routes with the reader window" matches the main change. The resume.rs change makes a returning route reuse a serving copy with the reader's resolved window instea…
Description check		The description states the problem (a returning route reuses a serving copy pinned to an old cap), the approach (use the reader's resolved window when reopening the copy), the impact (no public API or…
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

Full details: Title check

Explanation

The title "fix(net): reopen returning routes with the reader window" matches the main change. The resume.rs change makes a returning route reuse a serving copy with the reader's resolved window instead of the copy's capped resolution. The title names the component (net) and the fix type, and it is specific enough for a teammate to understand the change.

Full details: Description check

Explanation

The description states the problem (a returning route reuses a serving copy pinned to an old cap), the approach (use the reader's resolved window when reopening the copy), the impact (no public API or wire changes), alternatives, validation steps, and follow-ups. It matches the changeset in quest/m1 and rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs, so it is on-topic and detailed.

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Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 2 functions across 1 files.

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Follow-up Comments

Exercise a preference update on the returning copy.

3141-3144: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Exercise a preference update on the returning copy.

returning_route changes only the local range with set_range. It never sends a subscription update after the route returns. A priority or delay update with unchanged ranges reaches Copy::update through Reader::sync. For the returning copy, Copy::wire then takes its same-ranges branch. The test does not run that branch.

Send the update before the resumed drain. The existing range assertions then run after the copy recomputes its wire.

Suggested test addition

 		routes.serve(a.consume());
 		for sequence in [1, 12] {
 			write(&a, sequence);
 		}
+		// A preference update with unchanged ranges recomputes the copy's wire.
+		sub.update(sub.subscription().with_priority(-2)).unwrap();
 		let mut resumed = drain(&mut sub, false);

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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs around lines 3141 - 3144:
The returning-copy test only changes its range and does not exercise the
same-ranges wire recomputation path. Before the resumed drain, issue a priority
or delay update through the existing subscription update flow without changing
the ranges, so the returning copy processes that update; keep the existing range
assertions afterward.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

• Returning route reopens with the reader's window: in rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs, Reader::sync's route-return branch now resolves the reused copy from self.window().resolved() and sends self.mirrored.clamped(copy.floor, None, &copy.resolved). Previously copy.update(&self.mirrored) re-read the copy's resolved_ranges(), which had been capped when another route replaced it, so a relative or resolved-time end stayed pinned to the old cap. This now matches the existing widened-backfill path.
• Route-flap coverage in Rust: two #[kio::test] cases (a_returning_route_keeps_its_relative_end, a_returning_route_keeps_its_resolved_time_end) drive A → B → A and assert the returning route delivers groups past the old cap while still respecting the reader's resolved end.
• Quest bookkeeping: deletes quest/m1/returning-route-cap.md and removes its bullet from quest/m1/README.md, shifting later bullets.

I independently reverted the 5-line production change in a working tree and re-ran cargo test -p moq-net --lib 'model::resume::test::a_returning_route'; both new tests fail without it (left: [], expected [5, 6, 7, 8]) and pass with it restored, confirming the tests guard the fixed branch rather than a tautology. The change is consistent with the backfill path's use of self.window().resolved(), only relative/time ends are affected (absolute ends resolve identically), and no public API or wire surface changes.

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