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feat(net)!: datagram tracks, a track kind apart from stream tracks - #7752
A moq-net stream track could also carry datagrams that shared its group sequence. Datagrams are never cached or stored, so every range, fill, FETCH and resume rule needed a datagram exception: stream/datagram dedup, ordering a datagram among its group's streams, NOT_FETCHABLE, datagrams in SUBSCRIBE_DROP coverage, and a datagram grace in the subscriber's end. The datagram tracks epic decided a track is datagrams or streams, never both. This is its Rust child, quest/m1/datagram-tracks/rust.md.
Approach
Model (moq_net::datagram): Info, Producer (own sequence counter, append/insert, finish/abort, aggregate subscriber priority), Consumer (live from creation, recv, info, set_priority), Request. A 64-entry buffer for slow readers; no cache, no ranges. Broadcasts hold datagram tracks in a separate namespace: create_datagrams, Consumer::datagrams, Requests::datagrams() -> DatagramRequests. An origin front hands datagram lookups to the source it serves from.
Stream tracks lost every datagram path: stored datagrams, datagram resume and dedup, datagram range admission, fill/miss cases, NOT_FETCHABLE (Error/StreamError variants and code 0x3A), datagram billing in the cache pool.
lite-07: a Datagrams Stream (0x9): DATAGRAMS {Subscribe ID, path, instance, track, priority} -> DATAGRAMS_INFO {publisher priority, timescale}, then DATAGRAMS_UPDATE {priority}; publisher FIN ends the track. Body: Type 0 | Subscribe ID | Sequence | [Timestamp] | Payload, no Inflated Size or ietf state.
lite-05/06 carry both kinds of a name on one subscription, like moq-transport. A SUBSCRIBE served from a stream track also carries the name's live datagram track, stamped in the stream track's timescale. A name with only a datagram track is served from it alone, and that subscription ends with SUBSCRIBE_FINISH. On the subscriber side, a stream track's serve adds the name's datagram track to the source when TRACK_INFO arrives and routes the subscription's datagrams to it, adding no demand, so a reader of either kind shares the one upstream SUBSCRIBE. A datagram request with no such subscription subscribes to the stream track itself. lite-01..04 and datagram-less transports refuse a datagram-track request with Unsupported.
moq-transport: the IETF subscriber drops every OBJECT_DATAGRAM and a stream track sends none; mapping datagram tracks is moq-transport datagram tracks.
Elsewhere: the relay forwards datagram tracks through the origin with no special code; moq-archive records stream tracks only (format v4, no Form); moq-e2ee gets its own datagram producer/consumer (same key-domain split, own counter); moq-ffi and moq-c keep their public datagram API, backed by a datagram track of the same name; stats count a datagram as a datagram, not a group.
The answer carries the priority and timescale, not compression. A subscriber needs the timescale to read a datagram, TRACK has no kind signal, and DEFLATE on a sub-1200-byte payload with a fresh window saves little while costing every datagram an Inflated Size and a decoder. Datagram tracks are never compressed.
A datagram on a Timescale 0 track carries no timestamp; its Sequence stands in for its time, mirroring the model quest's rule that a scale-less frame's timestamp is its group's key. Until that model lands, datagram writes take Option<Timestamp> like frame writes.
Old versions carry both kinds: decided by the maintainer on 2026-11-03 (see Decisions), replacing this PR's earlier rule that served an old SUBSCRIBE from the datagram track only when no stream track had the name.
Other choices: method names create_datagrams / datagrams / Requests::datagrams() and Producer::append/insert, Consumer::recv; the Subscribe ID space is shared with SUBSCRIBE; moq-ffi/moq-c create the datagram track eagerly with every raw track (a reader that asks before the first write would otherwise get NOT_FOUND); moq-archive bumps to format v4 and still reads v2/v3 group entries.
Impact
moq-net (breaking): stream tracks lose append_datagram, insert_datagram, poll_recv_datagram, recv_datagram; new datagram module and broadcast methods; Error::NotFetchable/StreamError::NotFetchable removed; stats::Content::datagrams removed and Traffic::datagrams no longer counts as groups. Migration in rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md.
moq-e2ee (breaking): datagrams move to datagram::{Producer, Consumer, Request} and broadcast methods. rs/moq-crypto/MIGRATE.md.
moq-archive (breaking format): v4 without the datagram form. rs/moq-archive/MIGRATE.md.
moq-ffi / moq-c: same API; behavior changes (datagram sequences are separate from groups, largest ignores datagrams, a reader gets datagrams sent after it starts, no datagrams over moq-transport) in their MIGRATE notes.
moq-relay: moq_relay_stale_datagrams metric removed; moq_relay_datagrams counts datagrams, not groups.
Wire: lite-07-wip only (Datagrams Stream 0x9, new messages, new datagram body, 0x3A unassigned). lite-01..06 keep their message formats. On lite-05/06 one subscription carries both kinds of a name, and a datagram's sequence is now its datagram track's own, not the group counter, so an old subscriber of a name using both kinds can see a datagram and a group with the same sequence. moq-transport: Rust drops OBJECT_DATAGRAM until the ietf child.
Alternatives
A TRACK lookup for a datagram track's properties: needs a kind field on TRACK; the answer on the request's own stream is one round trip less.
Keeping compression for datagram tracks: see above.
Aliasing a front's datagram request onto the source's track rather than delegating lookups: delegation needs no copy task per track.
Decisions
The maintainer, 2026-11-03, on binding datagrams over default (lite-06) connections: "carry both on old versions, like moq-transport. Ignore duplicates because in practice, only one was being used anyway."
✅ Carry both kinds on old versions, with no dedup.
Refuse at setup.
Leave it to the bindings quest.
It is recorded in the epic README ("Old versions carry both kinds") and in the Design change: comment.
Validation
On 7591c003b9, which includes main up to 90081ff1f6:
cargo nextest run --workspace: 11317 run, 11317 passed.
just rs check --workspace --exclude moq-pattern --exclude moq-audio passed. Both excluded crates fail clippy on main itself, from code this PR doesn't touch: moq-pattern's bench (match_overlapping_arm, moq-dev/moq#7786's scope), and moq-audio's retains/fail dead code in its lib test (from moq-dev/moq#7725).
sh/rs/c-tests.sh passed.
just test interop --tail: all checks passed.
The head ad87d304fd adds only a merge of main's quest-only commit eacff68011 (quest check passed). Drafts check passed, and biome check passed on the touched TS.
New tests:
Carry both on lite-05/06:
lite05_and_lite06_carry_both_kinds_of_a_name: lite-05, lite-06, and a lite-06 relay, with microsecond datagrams on a millisecond stream track.
moq-ffi raw_track_datagrams_cross_a_default_connection and requested_track_datagrams_cross_a_default_connection: QUIC sessions on default versions, asserted to negotiate lite-06.
a_datagram_track_is_not_recorded and a_version_3_info_reads_its_signed_priority (moq-archive).
The carry-both test and the moq-ffi raw-track test fail without the publisher-side carry. The carry-both test also fails without the timescale fix, and the SUBSCRIBE_FINISH test fails without its fix.
Review
Codex (quest review, gpt-6.1-sol, medium), in a new session after the design change, 6 rounds. Round 6 reviewed 7591c003b9 and reported no findings. The head ad87d304fd adds only a conflict-free merge of main (quest files only).
Round 1, on e45a8e3e2d:
[P1] A queued datagram request outlived its readers: fixed.
[P2] Carried datagrams were stamped in the wrong timescale: fixed.
Between rounds, the full suite failed three relay tests and one interop lane, because the datagram request added its own stream subscriber. Fixed: the shared datagram track adds no demand, and the publisher joins only a live datagram track.
Round 2, on 0f24893772:
[P2] A datagram reader left behind by the stream readers kept no demand: refuted by the maintainer's decision. It gets Cancel and asks again.
[P2] A failed serve finished its shared datagram track: fixed.
Round 3, on 98984a73dc: no findings.
Round 4, on 30adfe4e78, after Pullfrog's datagram-only C reader fix: no findings.
CodeRabbit and the automated OpenAI review of 30adfe4e78:
8 threads, all replied to and resolved:
Fixed: sequence exhaustion, the per-track byte cap, the finished-track recv_datagram, the bounded bench wait, and the archive MIGRATE note.
Concept doc: moved to the moq_net::datagram docs. The draft carries no earlier-version mapping rules.
TrackProperties: made consistent, but unreachable, since ietf is lite-07+.
Refuted: late datagram creation, under the maintainer's ruling.
Fixed: the FFI accept ordering, the bench comment, and the SourceServe budget.
Added: all four nitpick tests.
Refuted: instance pinning, and the subscribe-first wait.
Round 5 reviewed all of it, on 5b130db300: no findings.
Pullfrog's two threads on 30adfe4e78, both replied to and resolved:
A finished datagram track kept its buffer with no readers: fixed in 7591c003b9, which releases it on a finish with no consumer or when the last one leaves.
A datagram track created after an old-version subscription starts is never carried: documented, as the thread allowed, in the moq_net::datagram docs and create_datagrams.
Round 6 reviewed both, on 7591c003b9: no findings.
Earlier rounds, all fixed: the first Codex session (3 rounds, the last clean on c249d09b4c), its P2 on 930ce53ed0, Pullfrog's datagram-only C reader, and every finding from the automated (OpenAI) and Pullfrog reviews of 4f2bdc2d27 (see the response).
Follow-ups
Sibling quests already planned: JS datagram tracks, moq-transport datagram tracks (now also restores the removed moq-transport datagram interop lanes and tests), bindings (removes the ffi/c coupling), and the epic's Rust-JS lite-07 interop test.
Simplify the stream-track sequence bookkeeping datagrams needed: TrackState::latest_group beside max_sequence, and Demand's refresh next, existed so a datagram taking a sequence could not strand a group or a refresh ask.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The change introduces separate datagram tracks with independent sequence numbers, lifecycle, and subscription priority. The Lite protocol adds datagram-track messages and compatibility behavior for older Lite versions. Stream-track storage and APIs no longer carry datagrams. Bindings and protected broadcasts expose separate datagram operations, while archives record stream tracks only and advance to format version 4. Statistics, relay behavior, tests, benchmarks, migration notes, and protocol documentation are updated.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 0a15a
Resolve the datagram subscription compatibility and completion failures before merging. Some subscribers can reject valid tracks or miss later-created datagram tracks. Smaller migration, memory-management, and benchmark concerns also remain.
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P2: Drain queued datagrams on clean finish.rs/moq-net/src/model/datagram.rs:141-147, 493-495 clears the buffer and returns the end before reading it, although Producer::finish promises consumers can drain what was buffered. With an existing consumer, append(...); finish(); recv() returns None and loses the datagram. A relay sender not scheduled between append and finish loses it too. Retain and drain buffered entries for existing consumers on clean finish, then return None; test append-and-finish before the consumer or wire sender polls.
P2: Finish legacy subscriptions with SUBSCRIBE_FINISH.rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:2387-2393 returns from the lite-05/06 datagram fallback on EOF without sending the finish response before FIN. A pre-change Rust subscriber rejects that FIN as a protocol violation (rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber.rs:9722-9727 on base 4a8086f), so a datagram-only track ends as an error with deployed readers. Send the appropriate finish response and test against an older implementation, not only two new endpoints.
P2: Preserve datagram-only demand for C publishers.rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs:837-845 now subscribes only to the datagram namespace, but rs/moq-c/src/publish.rs:821-823 watches only the stream track's demand. A lite-07 C datagram-only reader therefore leaves moq_publish_track_demand UNWANTED; a publisher that gates datagram production on the documented watcher never sends. Bridge datagram demand into the existing binding's demand or expose a compatible equivalent, and cover a datagram-only reader.
P2: Route on-demand datagram requests to existing binding handlers. The C datagram read above now requests the datagram namespace, while rs/moq-c/src/publish.rs:907-914 and rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:338-348 expose only stream-track requests. With a dynamic publisher and no already-created track, rs/moq-net/src/model/broadcast.rs:1105-1106 returns NotFound rather than invoking the handler which previously created the raw track. Adapt the existing request path for datagram-only demand and test a remote reader that asks before an on-demand track exists.
The separate datagram model is a coherent direction, but these edge cases affect clean completion and existing binding behavior.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of the model, lite fallback, binding paths, and tests; I did not run tests or interoperability checks.
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Important
Three behavior gaps before merge: a clean finish() drops unread buffered datagrams (contradicting its doc and losing a relay's tail), the lite-05/06 datagram fallback ends with a bare FIN that a shipped subscriber treats as a protocol violation, and the binding bridges leave datagram-only readers invisible to demand and to on-demand request handlers. Two doc gaps follow.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the full 119-file diff against main (4a8086f): the new moq-net::datagram model, the lite-07 Datagrams Stream, the lite-05/06 TRACK+SUBSCRIBE fallback, the removal of stream-track datagrams and NOT_FETCHABLE, the e2ee key-domain split, the ffi/c eager datagram tracks, moq-archive v4, the relay/stats changes, the draft, and the new tests and benchmarks.
Datagram model: moq-net::datagram producer/consumer with its own sequence, a 64-entry shared buffer, aggregate subscriber priority, and broadcast request/namespace plumbing.
lite-07 wire: Datagrams Stream (0x9), type-tagged datagram body, and per-track timescale negotiation in DATAGRAMS_INFO.
Transports: lite-05/06 mapping both ways, unsupported versions/transports refused, moq-transport OBJECT_DATAGRAM dropped until the IETF child.
Other crates: e2ee moves datagrams to a datagram-domain key and claim; ffi/c keep their API backed by an eager datagram track; archive bumps to v4 and still reads v2/v3 group entries; stats count datagrams apart from groups.
Tests: tests/integration/datagram.rs, untimed/05-06 coverage, auth revocation, and the session benchmark's datagram shape.
⚠️ Binding demand does not see datagram-only readers
MoqTrackProducer::demand and moq_publish_track_demand still watch only the stream track. accept/track now create a separate datagram track, and a reader of that track registers on its own priorities, so a publisher that gates datagram production on the documented demand watcher sees UNWANTED while a datagram-only reader is attached. The old model counted that reader as a subscription of the same track.
Technical details
# Datagram readers no longer appear as demand## Affected sites-`rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:789-792` - `MoqTrackProducer::demand` returns `raw.track.demand()` and documents it as "whether it has subscribers".
-`rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:643-650` - `accept` creates a second, independent datagram track; its readers never reach the stream track's `Demand`.
-`rs/moq-c/src/publish.rs:821-824` - `track_demand` returns the stream track's `Demand`; `moq_publish_track_demand` inherits the gap.
-`rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs:837-847` - `datagram_track` now subscribes only through `broadcast.datagrams(name)`.
## Required outcome- A datagram-only reader is visible to the binding's existing demand watcher, or a datagram-specific equivalent is documented and exposed, with a test covering a datagram-only reader.
⚠️ On-demand publishers never see a datagram request
broadcast::Consumer::datagrams returns NOT_FOUND unless a DatagramRequests handler exists, but moq-ffi and moq-c expose only track::Requests. A C or FFI datagram reader that asks before the publisher created the track therefore never reaches the on-demand track handler that would create it. In the old model that reader was a track subscription, so the handler fired.
Technical details
# A datagram request never reaches a binding's track request handler## Affected sites-`rs/moq-net/src/model/broadcast.rs:1105-1107` - `Consumer::datagrams` returns `NotFound` when `datagram_handlers == 0`.
-`rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:338` - `MoqBroadcastProducer::requests` exposes `track::Requests` only; no `datagrams()` handler exists in ffi or moq-c.
-`rs/moq-c/src/publish.rs` and `rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs` - `track_request_accept`/`accept` create the datagram track only after a stream track request fired.
-`rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs:837-847` - a C datagram reader asks the datagram namespace.
## Required outcome- An on-demand publisher using the binding API learns of a datagram-only reader and can create/serve the track, with a test where the reader asks before any track exists (ffi and c).
ℹ️ Track discovery does not cover datagram tracks
drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-lite.md:552 says "A Broadcast lists the Tracks its publisher produces", and :167-169 makes a datagram Track a Track. The implementation never lists one: create_datagrams inserts only into the datagram namespace and Tracks walks the stream-track table. Omitting them is the only consistent choice, since TRACKS_ADD carries TRACK_INFO, which has no kind field and cannot tell a subscriber to send DATAGRAMS instead of SUBSCRIBE, but the draft should say so and a test should pin it.
Technical details
# Datagram tracks are excluded from TRACKS without a spec statement## Affected sites-`drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-lite.md:551-553` - "A Broadcast lists the Tracks its publisher produces", with no exclusion for datagram Tracks.
-`rs/moq-net/src/model/broadcast.rs:406-429` - `create_datagrams` inserts only into `state.datagrams`, never into the listing.
-`rs/moq-net/src/model/broadcast.rs``Tracks` - walks `state.tracks`, so a listing cannot contain a datagram track.
-`doc/concept/moq-lite.md` Datagrams section - says the wire carries no kind signal, not that listings omit them.
## Required outcome- One normative sentence excluding datagram Tracks from TRACKS, plus a test that a listing omits a live datagram track.
ℹ️ Demo stats still describe datagrams as single-frame groups
Traffic::datagrams now counts datagram-track datagrams and is disjoint from groups, but demo/web/src/stats.ts:67-69 and :267 still call it a subset of groups ("single-frame groups carried over unreliable QUIC datagrams"), and demo/web/src/stats.html:63 carries the same title.
Technical details
# demo/web labels the new counter with its old meaning## Affected sites-`demo/web/src/stats.ts:67-69` - interface comment calls datagrams a subset of groups with payload already in `frames`/`bytes`.
-`demo/web/src/stats.ts:267` - `datagrams: number; // cumulative single-frame groups sent as QUIC datagrams`.
-`demo/web/src/stats.html:63` - KPI title repeats the old meaning.
## Required outcome- Describe the counter as datagram-track datagrams, disjoint from groups, matching `doc/concept/stats.md`.
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Important
Three behavior gaps before merge: a clean finish() drops unread buffered datagrams (contradicting its doc and losing a relay's tail), the lite-05/06 datagram fallback ends with a bare FIN that a shipped subscriber treats as a protocol violation, and the binding bridges leave datagram-only readers invisible to demand and to on-demand request handlers. Two doc gaps follow.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the full 119-file diff against main (4a8086f): the new moq-net::datagram model, the lite-07 Datagrams Stream, the lite-05/06 TRACK+SUBSCRIBE fallback, the removal of stream-track datagrams and NOT_FETCHABLE, the e2ee key-domain split, the ffi/c eager datagram tracks, moq-archive v4, the relay/stats changes, the draft, and the new tests and benchmarks.
Datagram model: moq-net::datagram producer/consumer with its own sequence, a 64-entry shared buffer, aggregate subscriber priority, and broadcast request/namespace plumbing.
lite-07 wire: Datagrams Stream (0x9), type-tagged datagram body, and per-track timescale negotiation in DATAGRAMS_INFO.
Transports: lite-05/06 mapping both ways, unsupported versions/transports refused, moq-transport OBJECT_DATAGRAM dropped until the IETF child.
Other crates: e2ee moves datagrams to a datagram-domain key and claim; ffi/c keep their API backed by an eager datagram track; archive bumps to v4 and still reads v2/v3 group entries; stats count datagrams apart from groups.
Tests: tests/integration/datagram.rs, untimed/05-06 coverage, auth revocation, and the session benchmark's datagram shape.
⚠️ Binding demand does not see datagram-only readers
MoqTrackProducer::demand and moq_publish_track_demand still watch only the stream track. accept/track now create a separate datagram track, and a reader of that track registers on its own priorities, so a publisher that gates datagram production on the documented demand watcher sees UNWANTED while a datagram-only reader is attached. The old model counted that reader as a subscription of the same track.
Technical details
# Datagram readers no longer appear as demand## Affected sites-`rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:789-792` - `MoqTrackProducer::demand` returns `raw.track.demand()` and documents it as "whether it has subscribers".
-`rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:643-650` - `accept` creates a second, independent datagram track; its readers never reach the stream track's `Demand`.
-`rs/moq-c/src/publish.rs:821-824` - `track_demand` returns the stream track's `Demand`; `moq_publish_track_demand` inherits the gap.
-`rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs:837-847` - `datagram_track` now subscribes only through `broadcast.datagrams(name)`.
## Required outcome- A datagram-only reader is visible to the binding's existing demand watcher, or a datagram-specific equivalent is documented and exposed, with a test covering a datagram-only reader.
⚠️ On-demand publishers never see a datagram request
broadcast::Consumer::datagrams returns NOT_FOUND unless a DatagramRequests handler exists, but moq-ffi and moq-c expose only track::Requests. A C or FFI datagram reader that asks before the publisher created the track therefore never reaches the on-demand track handler that would create it. In the old model that reader was a track subscription, so the handler fired.
Technical details
# A datagram request never reaches a binding's track request handler## Affected sites-`rs/moq-net/src/model/broadcast.rs:1105-1107` - `Consumer::datagrams` returns `NotFound` when `datagram_handlers == 0`.
-`rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:338` - `MoqBroadcastProducer::requests` exposes `track::Requests` only; no `datagrams()` handler exists in ffi or moq-c.
-`rs/moq-c/src/publish.rs` and `rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs` - `track_request_accept`/`accept` create the datagram track only after a stream track request fired.
-`rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs:837-847` - a C datagram reader asks the datagram namespace.
## Required outcome- An on-demand publisher using the binding API learns of a datagram-only reader and can create/serve the track, with a test where the reader asks before any track exists (ffi and c).
ℹ️ Track discovery does not cover datagram tracks
drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-lite.md:552 says "A Broadcast lists the Tracks its publisher produces", and :167-169 makes a datagram Track a Track. The implementation never lists one: create_datagrams inserts only into the datagram namespace and Tracks walks the stream-track table. Omitting them is the only consistent choice, since TRACKS_ADD carries TRACK_INFO, which has no kind field and cannot tell a subscriber to send DATAGRAMS instead of SUBSCRIBE, but the draft should say so and a test should pin it.
Technical details
# Datagram tracks are excluded from TRACKS without a spec statement## Affected sites-`drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-lite.md:551-553` - "A Broadcast lists the Tracks its publisher produces", with no exclusion for datagram Tracks.
-`rs/moq-net/src/model/broadcast.rs:406-429` - `create_datagrams` inserts only into `state.datagrams`, never into the listing.
-`rs/moq-net/src/model/broadcast.rs``Tracks` - walks `state.tracks`, so a listing cannot contain a datagram track.
-`doc/concept/moq-lite.md` Datagrams section - says the wire carries no kind signal, not that listings omit them.
## Required outcome- One normative sentence excluding datagram Tracks from TRACKS, plus a test that a listing omits a live datagram track.
ℹ️ Demo stats still describe datagrams as single-frame groups
Traffic::datagrams now counts datagram-track datagrams and is disjoint from groups, but demo/web/src/stats.ts:67-69 and :267 still call it a subset of groups ("single-frame groups carried over unreliable QUIC datagrams"), and demo/web/src/stats.html:63 carries the same title.
Technical details
# demo/web labels the new counter with its old meaning## Affected sites-`demo/web/src/stats.ts:67-69` - interface comment calls datagrams a subset of groups with payload already in `frames`/`bytes`.
-`demo/web/src/stats.ts:267` - `datagrams: number; // cumulative single-frame groups sent as QUIC datagrams`.
-`demo/web/src/stats.html:63` - KPI title repeats the old meaning.
## Required outcome- Describe the counter as datagram-track datagrams, disjoint from groups, matching `doc/concept/stats.md`.
…SCRIBE_FINISH
- A clean datagram finish leaves buffered datagrams for existing consumers;
an abort still drops them.
- The lite-05/06 datagram fallback sends SUBSCRIBE_FINISH (one past the
highest sequence served) before the FIN, which a stream subscriber needs.
- moq-c datagram readers subscribe to the stream track before opening the
datagram track, so they count as demand and reach dynamic publishers.
- Datagram tracks are never listed: draft sentence, doc, and a test.
- Demo stats describe datagrams as apart from groups.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Responses to the review bodies on 4f2bdc2 (the automated review and Pullfrog's):
Drain on clean finish / SUBSCRIBE_FINISH for the lite-05/06 fallback: fixed. See the replies on the two threads.
Binding demand misses datagram-only readers / on-demand requests never fire: fixed in moq-c, which was the only adapter that regressed. moq_consume_datagrams subscribes to the stream track before it opens the datagram track again, as the reader always did before. So it counts toward moq_publish_track_demand, and a dynamic publisher's request handler creates the track, which also creates its datagram track, before the datagram request arrives. moq-ffi already worked this way: MoqBroadcastConsumer::subscribe resolves the stream track first, and recv_datagram opens the datagram track only afterwards. New test: a_datagram_reader_is_demand_and_requests_its_track (the reader asks before the track exists; demand goes WANTED, then back to UNWANTED once the reader leaves). A native moq-net datagram-only reader of a binding publisher is new API. The bindings quest now owns exposing datagram demand and Requests::datagrams() there.
TRACKS does not cover datagram tracks: the draft now says datagram Tracks are never listed and why (TRACK_INFO has no kind). The concept doc says the same, and a_datagram_track_is_never_listed pins it.
Demo stats wording:demo/web/src/stats.{ts,html} now describe datagram-track datagrams as counted apart from groups.
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Important
A C datagram reader now requires a stream track, so a datagram-only track cannot be read over lite-07, and the lite-05/06 fallback for that shape is bypassed.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the two commits since the prior Pullfrog review (4f2bdc2): the finish-drain and late-consumer fix, the lite-05/06 SUBSCRIBE_FINISH, the moq-c demand bridge, and the matching docs and tests.
Finish drain: A clean datagram finish() retains its buffer for consumers already reading, poll_recv drains it before reporting None, and a consumer created after the finish starts past it; aborts still clear.
lite-05/06 end: The datagram fallback now declares SUBSCRIBE_FINISH { group: highest sent + 1 } before its FIN, with a stream-subscriber regression test.
Binding bridge: moq-c datagram readers subscribe to the stream track first for demand and on-demand requests, with new C tests; ffi already did this.
Docs: The draft and concept doc exclude datagram tracks from listings, a listing test pins it, and the demo stats describe datagrams apart from groups.
The prior clean-finish drain and lite-05/06 SUBSCRIBE_FINISH findings are addressed, with tests. The C reader now holds stream demand and reaches existing on-demand handlers; the latest change also allows a datagram-only name when the stream is absent, addressing the separate Pullfrog finding. My earlier implication that an FFI reader did not reach its stream request handler was too broad: it already subscribes to the stream first.
P2: Create paired datagrams before resolving an FFI track request (rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:635–642). request.accept wakes waiting stream subscribers before create_datagrams registers the paired track. A concurrent consumer can finish subscribe_track and call recv_datagram in that interval; broadcast.datagrams(name) then returns NotFound because no datagram track or handler exists yet. Create and validate the paired datagram track before accepting the stream request, rejecting the request if setup fails, as the C adapter does. Add a concurrent on-demand subscribe/read regression. This race was already present at the earlier reviewed head and is newly identified here.
Verification: GitHub-only static inspection of the model, legacy wire, C/FFI binding, archive paths and tests. I did not run tests, stress the race, or check a historical binary's interoperability.
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Minor · The lazy datagram lookup uses only the stream track's name on its retained… · consumer.rs:553-556
rs/moq-ffi/src/consumer.rs:553-556 Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
The lazy datagram lookup uses only the stream track's name on its retained broadcast. It may attach a datagram track from a later same-name publisher rather than the instance represented by the existing stream subscription.
One MoqTrackConsumer exposes groups from the original instance alongside datagrams from a different instance.
This can occur when: The original publisher's same-name datagram track ends or is replaced before a stream subscriber makes its first recv_datagram call, while that subscriber can still read its original stream instance.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-ffi/src/consumer.rs around lines 553 - 556:
Update the lazy datagram lookup in MoqTrackConsumer so it resolves the datagram
track from the same publisher instance as the existing stream subscription, not
by track name alone on the retained broadcast. Use an instance-scoped lookup
supported by the available API, preserving lazy opening and subscription
priority; establish how the stream subscription identifies its publisher
instance rather than guessing an API or falling back to a later same-name
publisher.
Minor · Bound the wait for the same-name stream subscription in datagram_track. · consume.rs:858-864
rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs:858-864 Minor · Stability & Availability · Poor tradeoff
Bound the wait for the same-name stream subscription in datagram_track.
datagram_track waits on subscribe_demand before it opens the datagram reader. If a dynamic stream-track handler accepts the request for a datagram-only name and never answers it, the reader stays pending until the caller cancels. The datagram track can be live during that wait. Read the datagram consumer first, or race the subscription against it, so that an unanswered stream request does not stall datagram delivery.
Do not add a timeout as the fix without checking the design. The new comment states that subscribing first is intentional, because the subscription gives the track demand.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs around lines 858 - 864:
Update datagram_track so an unanswered same-name subscribe_demand request cannot
block datagram delivery, while preserving the intentional subscription-first
demand behavior. Use a design that allows the datagram consumer to make progress
during the wait, and verify that opening or racing the datagram reader does not
bypass the track’s demand requirements; do not add a timeout or simply reorder
the operations without establishing that contract.
Minor · Correct the DATAGRAMS comment: Lite-05/06 can carry both kinds on one name. · mod.rs:113-115
rs/moq-net/benches/session/mod.rs:113-115 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Correct the DATAGRAMS comment: Lite-05/06 can carry both kinds on one name.
The comment says Lite-05/06 carry a name's stream track or its datagram track, not both. The integration test lite05_and_lite06_carry_both_kinds_of_a_name shows that one subscription carries both. Reword the comment so it does not state a protocol limit that does not exist.
📝 Suggested fix
-/// The datagram track's name: lite-05/06 carry a name's stream track or its datagram track,-/// not both, so it takes a name of its own.+/// The datagram track's name. Lite-05/06 can also carry a name's stream and datagram tracks on+/// one subscription, so this separate name is a fixture choice, not a protocol requirement.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/benches/session/mod.rs around lines 113 - 115:
Correct the comment above DATAGRAMS so it does not claim Lite-05/06 prohibit
carrying a name’s stream and datagram tracks together; clarify that the separate
datagram name is a fixture choice, not a protocol requirement.
Minor · Yield from the source serve loop after a bounded number of passes. · subscriber.rs:2382-2390
rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber.rs:2382-2390 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Yield from the source serve loop after a bounded number of passes.
SourceServe::poll handles each queued datagram request and then calls continue, without returning Pending and without a coop::Budget. A large batch of queued requests keeps this task on the executor thread. Stream-track requests and other tasks on that executor wait until the batch drains. Add a coop::Budget at the head of the loop and return Pending when it yields.
Scope of the delay
The delay is bounded by the queue depth at poll entry. Requests enter the queue only from caller tasks, which cannot run during this poll. No hang or data loss follows.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber.rs around lines 2382 - 2390:
Update SourceServe::poll to create a coop::Budget at the head of its serve loop
and return Pending when the budget yields, while preserving the existing
datagram-request handling.
Assert the whole-track abort error in the lite-06 datagram test.
lite06_shared_datagrams_end_with_their_subscription checks only end.is_err() after track.abort(Error::App(7)). A regression that returns Cancel, NotFound, or another error would still pass. Assert the propagated application error.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/tests/integration/datagram.rs around lines 373 -
375:
Update the assertion in lite06_shared_datagrams_end_with_their_subscription to
verify that recv returns the propagated application error with code 7 after
track.abort(Error::App(7)), rather than accepting any error.
rs/moq-archive/src/info.rs: 1
115-118: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Add a test that decodes a version 3 .info.
The version 3 read path has no test. Assert its signed priority and its read-only encode behavior.
🧪 Suggested test
assert!(matches!(Info::decode(json.as_bytes()), Err(Error::Version(v)) if v == version));
}
}
++ #[test]+ fn a_version_3_info_reads_its_signed_priority() {+ let info = Info::decode(br#"{"version":3,"priority":-1,"timescale":1000}"#).unwrap();+ assert_eq!((info.version, info.priority, info.timescale), (3, -1, Some(1000)));+ assert!(matches!(info.encode(), Err(Error::Version(3))));+ }
#[test]
fn timescale_bounds() {
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Review comment at @rs/moq-archive/src/info.rs around lines 115 - 118:
Add a version 3 case to the Info tests using Info::decode to verify it reads a
negative signed priority and the expected timescale, then verify Info::encode
rejects that decoded value with Error::Version(3).
rs/moq-archive/src/producer/tests.rs: 1
674-674: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Add coverage for excluding datagram tracks from archives.
The archive producer records only stream tracks. Add a case with same-name stream and datagram tracks, then assert that stored keys and objects contain only the stream track’s groups.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-archive/src/producer/tests.rs at line 674:
Add a test near the existing archive producer tests using same-name stream and
datagram tracks, and assert that the archive’s stored keys and objects include
only groups from the stream track. Reuse the existing test setup and archive
inspection helpers.
rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs: 1
6540-6543: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Assert the datagram priority when the transport has no send group.
datagrams_rank_within_their_subscription builds its session with with_groups() and checks only ranks with a Some(0) group. The no-group datagram test checks only body-size gating. Add an assertion for the (None, priority) value recorded by DatagramSend::send. This protects the transport contract for future or third-party transports, although no current in-repository transport schedules ungrouped datagrams with this priority.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs around lines 6540 - 6543:
Update datagrams_rank_within_their_subscription to cover a session without
with_groups(), and assert the (None, priority) value recorded by
DatagramSend::send for the datagram. Preserve the existing grouped-rank
assertions and use the expected subscription priority established by the test’s
setup.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @doc/concept/moq-lite.md:
- Around line 453-458: Update the Datagrams paragraph in the concept page to
state only the availability condition and link to the draft’s Datagrams section.
Move the moq-lite 05/06 shared-subscription rule into that draft section, and
keep per-version wire behavior and implementation status out of the concept
page.
Review comments at @rs/moq-archive/MIGRATE.md:
- Line 9: Update the version 4 migration note in MIGRATE.md to state that
producers reject prefixes containing version 2 or 3 tracks with Error::Version
before recording, and instruct operators to start a new recording prefix for
each broadcast. Preserve the existing note about reading older recordings.
Review comments at @rs/moq-ffi/src/consumer.rs:
- Around line 553-556: Update the `Datagrams::Remote` reopen path around
`broadcast.datagrams(name)` so a finished paired datagram track can still be
reopened and its receiver returns EOF from `recv_datagram` instead of
`NotFound`. Preserve the completed-track state or otherwise establish a
supported way to create an EOF-producing receiver without weakening existing
lookup behavior for tracks that were never available.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/benches/session/mod.rs:
- Around line 1057-1063: Bound the final synchronization receive loop in the
session benchmark, using the same timeout and failure behavior as the alignment
loop. Preserve the sequence check and stop waiting when the bound is reached.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:
- Around line 2007-2014: Update the datagram-only TRACK_INFO branch in the
publisher flow to send the expected IETF TrackProperties message after TrackInfo
when IETF is negotiated, before returning. Preserve the existing behavior for
non-IETF negotiation.
- Around line 2483-2487: Update LegacyDatagrams::join so an active Lite-05/06
subscription is notified or rechecked when a same-name datagram track is created
later, allowing it to attach and deliver datagrams without resubscription. First
establish an available track-creation wake-up mechanism in the surrounding code;
do not assume an API that is not present, and preserve the existing priority
behavior.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/datagram.rs:
- Line 137: Update State::push and append so attempting to append when the next
sequence cannot be represented returns an error instead of reusing u64::MAX.
Preserve the existing sequence progression for representable values and align
the failure behavior with the stream-track counter’s BoundsExceeded outcome.
- Line 110: Add an explicit aggregate byte budget for datagram buffers across
live tracks, enforced when create_datagrams creates tracks and State::push adds
entries; do not charge it to the group cache pool without an established
accounting contract. Track byte usage and release it when entries are evicted,
an aborted track clears its buffer, or track state is finally released. Preserve
clean-finish draining: finish must leave buffered datagrams available to
existing consumers, and reading a datagram must not remove it from the shared
buffer.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs:
- Around line 858-864: Update datagram_track so an unanswered same-name
subscribe_demand request cannot block datagram delivery, while preserving the
intentional subscription-first demand behavior. Use a design that allows the
datagram consumer to make progress during the wait, and verify that opening or
racing the datagram reader does not bypass the track’s demand requirements; do
not add a timeout or simply reorder the operations without establishing that
contract.
Review comments at @rs/moq-ffi/src/consumer.rs:
- Around line 553-556: Update the lazy datagram lookup in MoqTrackConsumer so it
resolves the datagram track from the same publisher instance as the existing
stream subscription, not by track name alone on the retained broadcast. Use an
instance-scoped lookup supported by the available API, preserving lazy opening
and subscription priority; establish how the stream subscription identifies its
publisher instance rather than guessing an API or falling back to a later
same-name publisher.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/benches/session/mod.rs:
- Around line 113-115: Correct the comment above DATAGRAMS so it does not claim
Lite-05/06 prohibit carrying a name’s stream and datagram tracks together;
clarify that the separate datagram name is a fixture choice, not a protocol
requirement.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber.rs:
- Around line 2382-2390: Update SourceServe::poll to create a coop::Budget at
the head of its serve loop and return Pending when the budget yields, while
preserving the existing datagram-request handling.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-archive/src/info.rs:
- Around line 115-118: Add a version 3 case to the Info tests using Info::decode
to verify it reads a negative signed priority and the expected timescale, then
verify Info::encode rejects that decoded value with Error::Version(3).
Review comments at @rs/moq-archive/src/producer/tests.rs:
- Line 674: Add a test near the existing archive producer tests using same-name
stream and datagram tracks, and assert that the archive’s stored keys and
objects include only groups from the stream track. Reuse the existing test setup
and archive inspection helpers.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:
- Around line 6540-6543: Update datagrams_rank_within_their_subscription to
cover a session without with_groups(), and assert the (None, priority) value
recorded by DatagramSend::send for the datagram. Preserve the existing
grouped-rank assertions and use the expected subscription priority established
by the test’s setup.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/tests/integration/datagram.rs:
- Around line 373-375: Update the assertion in
lite06_shared_datagrams_end_with_their_subscription to verify that recv returns
the propagated application error with code 7 after track.abort(Error::App(7)),
rather than accepting any error.
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Important
A datagram track created after a lite-05/06 stream subscription is confirmed is never carried, while the subscriber side has already published a live local datagram track, so the reader waits forever instead of learning there is nothing. Details inline.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the full 123-file diff at 30adfe4e7, focusing on the commits since the prior Pullfrog review (4f2bdc2d2, e45a8e3e2, c47d94cdb, 98984a73d).
Datagram model: moq_net::datagram producer/consumer/request with an own sequence, a shared 64-entry buffer, aggregate subscriber priority, and broadcast namespace/request plumbing.
lite-07 wire: Datagrams Stream (0x9), DATAGRAMS/DATAGRAMS_UPDATE/DATAGRAMS_INFO, the type-tagged body, and per-track timescale negotiation.
lite-05/06 carry-both: a stream subscription carries its name's already-live datagram track, a datagram-only name is served as group-ordered datagrams with SUBSCRIBE_FINISH, and a datagram request subscribes the stream track for demand.
Elsewhere: stream-track datagram paths and NOT_FETCHABLE removed; e2ee key-domain split; ffi/c eager same-name tracks; archive v4 without the entry form; stats/relay counters now count datagrams apart from groups; draft, concept docs, and tests updated.
ℹ️ A perf plan still targets the removed stream-track reader
quest/m2/perf/cursor-version-skip.md:7 plans to move Subscriber::poll_recv_datagram onto a watch, but this PR removes that method. Repoint the plan at the new datagram::Consumer (or drop the step) so the next reader does not chase a symbol that no longer exists.
- datagram: append refuses once u64::MAX was written; a track holds at most
64 KiB of unread payloads beside its 64-entry bound.
- moq-ffi: a requested track's datagram track exists before the accept
answers its subscription; a first datagram read on a track that already
finished reads the end instead of NotFound.
- lite: the datagram-only TRACK_INFO answer mirrors the stream one's
TrackProperties; SourceServe yields across a batch of queued requests.
- bench: the last datagram sync wait is bounded.
- docs: per-version datagram rules move from the concept page to the
moq_net::datagram docs; moq-archive's v4 note says to start a new prefix.
- tests: datagrams over a default connection from a requested track, a
finished track's datagram read, the exact abort error, a v3 archive info,
datagram tracks left out of an archive, and ungrouped datagram ranks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Responses to the review-body findings on 30adfe4 (the automated OpenAI review, and CodeRabbit's follow-ups and nitpicks), fixed in 5b130db unless noted:
[OpenAI P2] Create paired datagrams before resolving an FFI track request: fixed. MoqTrackRequest::accept now creates the datagram track first and rejects the request if that fails; only then does it call request.accept, which wakes subscribers. So a woken reader, or a lite-05/06 subscription joining the datagram track at its start, finds it. New test requested_track_datagrams_cross_a_default_connection: a request handler accepts, and datagrams cross a QUIC session on default versions (lite-06). The race itself is too narrow to reproduce deterministically: a waker that checks synchronously deadlocks on the broadcast lock accept holds while it wakes.
[CodeRabbit] The lazy datagram lookup uses only the track name on the retained broadcast: declined. It is the same broadcast::Consumer the stream track was subscribed through (Datagrams::Remote(self.inner.clone()) in MoqBroadcastConsumer::subscribe_track), so both kinds resolve through the same route and instance. A front that fails over moves both. Pinning an instance is the job of the broadcast request (MoqOriginConsumer::request with an instance), not of the track.
[CodeRabbit] Bound the wait for the stream subscription in moq_consume_datagrams: declined, as the finding itself anticipated ("do not add a timeout"). Subscribing first is the contract. It is the reader's demand, and the request a dynamic publisher creates both tracks from. A name with no stream track already falls through on NOT_FOUND (30adfe4). A handler that accepts a request and never answers it stalls every reader of that name, stream readers included. moq_consume_datagrams_cancel still delivers the terminal callback.
[CodeRabbit] DATAGRAMS comment in the session bench: fixed. It now says the separate name keeps the stream rounds from carrying datagrams, since lite-05/06 carry both kinds on one subscription.
[CodeRabbit] SourceServe::poll budget: fixed. It yields through a coop::Budget after each datagram or track request it starts.
Nitpicks, all added:
the exact Stream(App(7)) error in lite06_shared_datagrams_end_with_their_subscription;
a_version_3_info_reads_its_signed_priority;
a_datagram_track_is_not_recorded (a name with both kinds; the archive stores only the stream track's frame);
the ungrouped (None, rank) case in datagrams_rank_within_their_subscription.
Also on the head: a merge of origin/main and Pullfrog's tail.ts format fix (0a15a9c).
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Reviewed head: 2c156455101a6c0ea1345c8b700ef3b29a7bcc0d, following 30adfe4e78a6bac81f1650af1d525cd4b13c40d6 and the base merges.
The earlier FFI paired-track race is addressed: the datagram track is created before accepting the stream request, and setup failure rejects that request. A new requested-track test covers delivery over a default lite-06 connection. The test does not force the original cross-thread interleaving, so a deterministic race regression would further protect the ordering. The new sequence-exhaustion and buffered-byte bounds look consistent with the model. No additional actionable issue found in this update.
Verification: static GitHub inspection of the FFI, datagram model, wire paths and tests. I did not run tests, stress the race, or check historical binary interoperability.
…s it
A clean finish keeps buffered datagrams only for consumers already reading:
with none, or once the last leaves, the buffer goes, so a broadcast's cache
entry holds no payloads nobody can read. Document that lite-05/06 carry the
datagram track that exists when a subscription starts, and that a datagram
reader of a stream-only name there gets nothing until the track ends.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed head ad87d30 against the earlier review of 2c15645 and the updated base.
No actionable issue found in the new datagram-buffer cleanup. A clean finish preserves buffered datagrams while an existing consumer remains, and the buffer is released when no consumer can read it; aborted tracks still discard immediately. The added tests cover finish with no reader and the last reader leaving. The new lite-05/06 documentation also states the existing paired-track timing and absent-datagram limitations.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of the state, consumer join/clone/drop paths and tests. I did not execute tests or stress concurrent consumers.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the incremental diff 30adfe4e7..2c1564551 (the review-findings rework plus a formatting-only interop cleanup), and verified the follow-up 7591c003b now on the branch. cargo check for moq-net, moq-archive, and moq-ffi, and cargo fmt --check, passed; the test binaries need the Nix dev shell, which this runner lacks (libpipewire-0.3).
Datagram buffer bound: Added a per-track 64 KiB MAX_BUFFERED_BYTES cap that drops the oldest payloads and never the newest, resets the byte count on abort, and adds a slow-consumer test.
Sequence exhaustion: Changed the datagram counter to Option<u64> so append returns BoundsExceeded after u64::MAX instead of reusing it.
FFI finished-track EOF: A lazy datagram read on a track that already finished now returns Ok(None) rather than NotFound, with a regression test.
FFI request ordering: The paired datagram track is created before a stream request is accepted (and the request rejected if it fails), closing the race where a concurrent reader saw NotFound; covered by a lite-06 raw-reader round trip.
Serve-loop budget: SourceServe::poll yields after a bounded batch of datagram and track requests, and the session benchmark's final datagram wait is bounded.
Tests and docs: Archived datagram tracks are pinned as unrecorded, a version 3 .info read is covered, the lite-06 abort assertion now checks the propagated error, and the concept, quest, and archive docs follow the rework.
The branch advanced past this run's checkout to ad87d304; its only substantive commit, 7591c003b, releases a finished datagram track's buffer once nobody reads it and documents the lite-05/06 ordering constraint, which resolves the prior review's two findings.
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Reviewed the delta 2c1564551..ad87d304, which is the finished-buffer release commit plus a quest-only merge of main.
Finished datagram buffer release: State::end now drops a cleanly finished track's buffer when no consumer is reading (release()), and Consumer::drop releases it when the last reader of an ended track leaves, so a broadcast's cache entry holds no unread payloads. create_datagrams and the datagram module docs state that lite-05/06 carry only the datagram track present when a subscription starts, and that a stream-only name yields no datagrams until it ends.
Verified the added tests cover the no-reader and last-reader cases and that the byte count returns to zero.
Main split datagrams into their own track kind (#7752); the drop set's
datagram accounting goes with it.
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Problem
A moq-net stream track could also carry datagrams that shared its group sequence. Datagrams are never cached or stored, so every range, fill, FETCH and resume rule needed a datagram exception: stream/datagram dedup, ordering a datagram among its group's streams, NOT_FETCHABLE, datagrams in SUBSCRIBE_DROP coverage, and a datagram grace in the subscriber's end. The datagram tracks epic decided a track is datagrams or streams, never both. This is its Rust child,
quest/m1/datagram-tracks/rust.md.Approach
moq_net::datagram):Info,Producer(own sequence counter,append/insert,finish/abort, aggregate subscriberpriority),Consumer(live from creation,recv,info,set_priority),Request. A 64-entry buffer for slow readers; no cache, no ranges. Broadcasts hold datagram tracks in a separate namespace:create_datagrams,Consumer::datagrams,Requests::datagrams() -> DatagramRequests. An origin front hands datagram lookups to the source it serves from.Error/StreamErrorvariants and code 0x3A), datagram billing in the cache pool.Type 0 | Subscribe ID | Sequence | [Timestamp] | Payload, no Inflated Size orietfstate.Unsupported.Form); moq-e2ee gets its own datagram producer/consumer (same key-domain split, own counter); moq-ffi and moq-c keep their public datagram API, backed by a datagram track of the same name; stats count a datagram as a datagram, not a group.draft-lcurley-moq-lite.md: Track concept, Datagrams Stream, Datagrams section, DATAGRAMS/DATAGRAMS_UPDATE/DATAGRAMS_INFO, error table, SUBSCRIBE_DROP, lite-07 changelog.draft-lcurley-moq-e2ee.md: datagram sequences are the datagram track's own.Decisions made without asking
Recorded in the epic README:
Timescale0 track carries no timestamp; its Sequence stands in for its time, mirroring the model quest's rule that a scale-less frame's timestamp is its group's key. Until that model lands, datagram writes takeOption<Timestamp>like frame writes.Other choices: method names
create_datagrams/datagrams/Requests::datagrams()andProducer::append/insert,Consumer::recv; the Subscribe ID space is shared with SUBSCRIBE; moq-ffi/moq-c create the datagram track eagerly with every raw track (a reader that asks before the first write would otherwise get NOT_FOUND); moq-archive bumps to format v4 and still reads v2/v3 group entries.Impact
append_datagram,insert_datagram,poll_recv_datagram,recv_datagram; newdatagrammodule and broadcast methods;Error::NotFetchable/StreamError::NotFetchableremoved;stats::Content::datagramsremoved andTraffic::datagramsno longer counts as groups. Migration inrs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md.datagram::{Producer, Consumer, Request}and broadcast methods.rs/moq-crypto/MIGRATE.md.rs/moq-archive/MIGRATE.md.largestignores datagrams, a reader gets datagrams sent after it starts, no datagrams over moq-transport) in their MIGRATE notes.moq_relay_stale_datagramsmetric removed;moq_relay_datagramscounts datagrams, not groups.Alternatives
Decisions
The maintainer, 2026-11-03, on binding datagrams over default (lite-06) connections: "carry both on old versions, like moq-transport. Ignore duplicates because in practice, only one was being used anyway."
It is recorded in the epic README ("Old versions carry both kinds") and in the
Design change:comment.Validation
On
7591c003b9, which includesmainup to90081ff1f6:cargo nextest run --workspace: 11317 run, 11317 passed.just rs check --workspace --exclude moq-pattern --exclude moq-audiopassed. Both excluded crates fail clippy onmainitself, from code this PR doesn't touch:moq-pattern's bench (match_overlapping_arm, moq-dev/moq#7786's scope), andmoq-audio'sretains/faildead code in its lib test (from moq-dev/moq#7725).sh/rs/c-tests.shpassed.just test interop --tail: all checks passed.The head
ad87d304fdadds only a merge ofmain's quest-only commiteacff68011(quest checkpassed). Drafts check passed, andbiome checkpassed on the touched TS.New tests:
lite05_and_lite06_carry_both_kinds_of_a_name: lite-05, lite-06, and a lite-06 relay, with microsecond datagrams on a millisecond stream track.raw_track_datagrams_cross_a_default_connectionandrequested_track_datagrams_cross_a_default_connection: QUIC sessions on default versions, asserted to negotiate lite-06.lite06_shared_datagrams_end_with_their_subscription: exact error.a_datagram_request_nobody_waits_for_is_withdrawn.append_refuses_once_the_sequence_is_spent.a_slow_consumer_holds_a_bounded_number_of_bytes.a_finish_delivers_what_is_buffered.a_datagram_track_is_never_listed.a_finished_track_reads_no_datagrams.a_datagram_reader_is_demand_and_requests_its_trackanda_datagram_only_track_is_read.lite05_and_lite06_finish_a_datagram_track_as_a_stream_subscriber_expects.a_datagram_track_is_not_recordedanda_version_3_info_reads_its_signed_priority(moq-archive).The carry-both test and the moq-ffi raw-track test fail without the publisher-side carry. The carry-both test also fails without the timescale fix, and the SUBSCRIBE_FINISH test fails without its fix.
Review
Codex (
quest review, gpt-6.1-sol, medium), in a new session after the design change, 6 rounds. Round 6 reviewed7591c003b9and reported no findings. The headad87d304fdadds only a conflict-free merge ofmain(quest files only).e45a8e3e2d:0f24893772:Canceland asks again.98984a73dc: no findings.30adfe4e78, after Pullfrog's datagram-only C reader fix: no findings.30adfe4e78:recv_datagram, the bounded bench wait, and the archive MIGRATE note.moq_net::datagramdocs. The draft carries no earlier-version mapping rules.TrackProperties: made consistent, but unreachable, since ietf is lite-07+.SourceServebudget.5b130db300: no findings.30adfe4e78, both replied to and resolved:7591c003b9, which releases it on a finish with no consumer or when the last one leaves.moq_net::datagramdocs andcreate_datagrams.7591c003b9: no findings.Earlier rounds, all fixed: the first Codex session (3 rounds, the last clean on
c249d09b4c), its P2 on930ce53ed0, Pullfrog's datagram-only C reader, and every finding from the automated (OpenAI) and Pullfrog reviews of4f2bdc2d27(see the response).Follow-ups
TrackState::latest_groupbesidemax_sequence, andDemand's refreshnext, existed so a datagram taking a sequence could not strand a group or a refresh ask.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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