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Implements part of quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/js-fills.md and rewrites that quest to what is left: the head fill and Fill.time, which stay in the epic (maintainer, 2026-11-04).

Summary

A JS lite subscriber session now acts as its received copy's Requests handler, as Rust's lite TrackServe/FillServeRun does. So a JS reader behind a JS or Rust publisher, or behind a JS relay, gets history its copy never held, or held and evicted.

• Session fill handler (js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts). On lite-05+ (the versions with FETCH), each copy opens producer.requests() for its whole life, across every subscription that feeds it.
  • Each fill is served a group at a time in fill.wanted() order, newest first for a descending reader. Each group goes over its own lite FETCH, carrying the fill's priority, and its widest budget on lite-07.
  • Lite has no FETCH_OK, so a group is accepted into the cache only once the publisher answers. A reset refuses the group to the readers waiting now, as GroupFill::reject does.
  • A FETCH nobody waits on any more is cancelled. A group the live feed brought meanwhile is not accepted twice.
  • Before lite-05 there is no FETCH: no handler opens, so misses are given up as before.
• Below-start rule (js/net/src/track.ts, #fillFloor, mirroring Rust's Misses::judge). hooks.receiveTrack now takes a FillStarts policy from the session (resolvesStart, plus fillsFromStart from the new lite/version.ts predicate):
  • lite-07: below a start resolved from the budget, a reader fills whatever its own budget reaches.
  • lite-06: readers ask nothing below the start and rely on the publisher's re-offer.
  • Pre-06, and moq-transport copies: a reader fills below the start only when its ranges name a floor there.
  • Fetches are never bounded by it.

Decisions

From the maintainer, 2026-11-04 (both recorded in the quest Plan):

• Below-start policy:
  • ✅ Mirror current Rust and the moq-dev/moq#7235 decision. Below a resolved start, judge history against the reader's own budget and fill what it reaches; lite-06 relies on re-offer, and pre-06 fills below the start require a named floor.
  • Keep moq-dev/moq#7168's inference, accepting the crossed-update problem.
• Scope: head fill and Fill.time, two JS model features the quest's Goal also bundled. Each is about this PR's size, and neither is needed for received copies to fill.
  • ✅ Land this PR as is. The quest, rewritten here to Rust's Heads from moq-dev/moq#7625 and Fill.time, stays in the epic as the remaining work.
  • Port both here before marking it ready.
  • Drop both for JS.

Tests

• js/net/src/lite/copy_fill.test.ts, JS publisher to JS subscriber over in-process sessions:
  • lite-07 fills below a start resolved from the budget, with FETCH streams opened.
  • lite-06 opens no FETCH below that start; the re-offer delivers.
  • lite-05 fills below the live edge only for a reader that names a floor.
  • lite-05/06/07 refill what the copy evicted (manual clock), from the publisher's archive: exactly four FETCHes, and the group the archive lacks is refused.
  • A filled group nobody holds any more stops downloading: the copy cancels its FETCH and aborts the truncated group, as JS's fetch ingest does.
  • Each fill FETCH waits on the session's grant, and a refused lite-07 FETCH asks again once a wider budget joined the fill. Neither has a test of its own; the review replies explain why.
  • Each test fails without the part of the change it covers: the handler, the start rule, or the ingest's abandonment.
• rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/relay_fill.rs with test/relay-fill/relay.ts, run by the new just test relay-fill (added to the interop workflow and release-gate paths):
  • A Bun relay sits between a Rust publisher and Rust subscribers over real WebSocket sessions, on lite-05/06/07. Each reader has its own downstream session, so its own Rust copy never answers for the relay.
  • Checks below the relay copy's start, and inside it after the relay's manual clock evicts its groups.
  • On lite-06/07 the relay must forward no FETCH past its copy. Without the handler, lite-07 forwards 7 and lite-06 loses group 3.
  • On every version, a closing fetch_group through the relay must raise that count by exactly one, so the count cannot pass vacuously.

Checks

• On head b7c4794cac (merged with origin/main at ab6bb2865f):
  • bun test in js/net: 2917 pass, 0 fail.
  • just test relay-fill: passes.
  • cargo clippy -p moq-tokio --tests: clean.
  • tsc --noEmit in js/net and on test/tsconfig.json: clean.
  • quest check --base origin/main, with a freshly built pinned nix build .#quest: 607 documents ok.
• On 515d60af53, before the fix rounds: quest gate nix develop --command just ci passed. It ran Rust check and test, biome, JS check and test, markdown, gh, quest, shell, large files, text, toml, nix and justfile.
• Not run: the full just test interop matrix. It builds moq-cli and its ffmpeg-backed crates; this change touches no wire format and no client the matrix runs.

Choices made without asking

• FETCH per group, like Rust, rather than a ranged lite-07 SUBSCRIBE: Rust's lite-07 fill also FETCHes today, and multi-group SUBSCRIBE fills belong to Lite-07 ranges.
• A refusal is a plain refuse for every error. Rust drops older groups on an Old answer under the publisher's max age; JS has no such answer path yet.
• A JS relay's publisher still answers a downstream FETCH by forwarding it upstream past its copy (ConsumeBroadcast.fetchGroup), as before. The relay test counts those forwards to prove the copy itself filled.
• A JS origin never re-announces a received broadcast, so the test relay advertises the path with origin.requests() and serves each request from the upstream session.

Review

Reviewer: Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, via quest review --base origin/main (session 01a1a75b).

• Round 1, on 0be4d00ce6: one finding, fixed in 5488e8cf8b.
  • (medium) js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts: an accepted fill group kept downloading after its readers left. Ingest now runs under untilAbandoned: once nobody holds the group, it cancels the FETCH and aborts the truncated group. A new regression test fails without it.
  • In the response I noted that JS group demand also counts the mirror each other reader's sink buffers (track.ts #mirror), so an arrival-order co-reader that has not passed the group keeps it wanted. That is the model-wide JS demand rule, the same one the IETF RangeFetch.unwanted uses.
• Round 2, on 5488e8cf8b: no findings.
• Bot threads on 5488e8cf8b: all four fixed in 31300dbbd9, each replied to and resolved.
  • CodeRabbit (major), subscriber.ts: a refused lite-07 FETCH refused readers with a wider budget that had joined the fill. It now asks again when the fill's budget has widened since the FETCH. No session-level test: a joining wider reader also widens the copy's subscription, whose drop governs (see the reply).
  • CodeRabbit (minor), relay_fill.rs: received stopped at a one-second gap. It now waits for the expected groups, then a 500 ms quiet window.
  • pullfrog, subscriber.ts: fill FETCHes skipped the grant wait. They now wait on #auth?.ready, as #runFetch does.
  • pullfrog, relay.ts: the forwarded-FETCH count could pass vacuously. Every version now ends with a fetch_group through the relay, and the count must rise by exactly one.
• Round 3, on b7c4794cac (the bot fixes, a merge of origin/main, and the bigint relative anchors main introduced): no findings.

Follow-ups

• The rewritten quest stays in the epic as the remaining work. No new quest is needed.
• Possibly: JS relays answering a downstream FETCH from their copy (cache or fill) rather than forwarding it, as Rust relays do. Raised for /quest-plan only if wanted.
• Possibly: JS group demand ignoring the mirrors that other readers' sinks only buffer, so a fill ingest stops as soon as no reader will read the group, as in Rust.

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Reviewed head 5488e8c against base 635dd54.

No confirmed actionable finding. The received-copy handler fetches missing groups with demand cancellation and avoids accepting a group already brought by the live feed; the previously identified abandoned-ingest issue is addressed. The below-start policy follows the recorded maintainer decision, with head fill and time lookup left in the quest.

Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the handler, model and tests; I did not run tests or interop. Transport reordering before SUBSCRIBE_START was not independently validated.

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Walkthrough

The JavaScript subscriber now serves fill requests for supported TRACK-stream versions and applies subscription start capabilities when selecting missing groups. Added unit tests cover version-specific fill behavior, cache eviction, and reader demand. A Bun-based Rust integration test exercises a JavaScript relay across protocol versions. Test targets and workflow filters now include the relay-fill test.

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 5488e

Resolve the shared FETCH budget handling before merging: readers requesting more history can otherwise receive an incorrect refusal. The relay integration test also needs a less timing-sensitive completion condition.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 58.33% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

Passed checks: 4 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title "feat(net): JS received copies fill what their readers miss" matches the main change. The changeset adds a fill handler for JS lite subscriber sessions (subscriber.ts), a FillStarts policy w…
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.
Description check		The description directly explains the JavaScript received-copy fill handling, version-specific below-start behavior, tests, documentation updates, and validation results covered by the changeset.

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The title "feat(net): JS received copies fill what their readers miss" matches the main change. The changeset adds a fill handler for JS lite subscriber sessions (subscriber.ts), a FillStarts policy with below-start rules (track.ts, internal.ts, version.ts), and tests and relay tooling that exercise fills for lite-05 through lite-07. The title is specific and concise, and it names the package scope.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

Nitpick comments: 1

js/net/src/lite/copy_fill.test.ts: 1

270-277: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Assert that the upstream FETCH releases the publisher's group.

The test copy fill: a filled group nobody holds any more stops downloading waits only for hooks.holdsGroup(reader, 0n) to become false. That checks the copy's cache entry. A copy that evicts its mirror but keeps the FETCH open still passes. The current code cancels the FETCH correctly, so this gap is regression coverage.

After the cache wait, poll source.demand().wanted until it is falsy, then assert it. While the FETCH stays open, the publisher keeps reading the group, so the demand stays set. When the copy resets the FETCH, the publisher releases its reader. No other reader holds group 0 at that point.

Suggested change

 		await timeout(
 			Nano.fromMilli(Milli(2000)),
 			(async () => {
 				while (hooks.holdsGroup(reader, 0n)) await sleep(Nano.fromMilli(Milli(10)));
 			})(),
 		);
+		await timeout(
+			Nano.fromMilli(Milli(2000)),
+			(async () => {
+				while (source.demand().wanted.peek()) await sleep(Nano.fromMilli(Milli(10)));
+			})(),
+		);
+		expect(source.demand().wanted.peek()).toBeFalsy();
 		source.abort(new Error("done"));
 		live.close();

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Review comment at @js/net/src/lite/copy_fill.test.ts around lines 270 - 277:
Update the test “copy fill: a filled group nobody holds any more stops
downloading” to verify the upstream FETCH releases the publisher after the cache
entry is released. After the existing hooks.holdsGroup wait, poll
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts:
- Around line 1787-1802: In #fillGroup’s FETCH failure handling, compare the
current fill.maxDelay with the budget sent when the FETCH began; if it has
widened, re-request the group instead of calling fill.refuseGroups, and refuse
only when the budget has not widened. Allow a retry to fail and re-enter this
check without imposing a finite retry limit.

Review comments at @rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/relay_fill.rs:
- Around line 99-102: Update the received helper to collect groups until the
expected want groups arrive, using TIMEOUT as the overall bound instead of
stopping at the first one-second gap. After reaching the expected count, retain
a short quiet period to detect extra groups, and update its callers to provide
the expected groups.

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Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/copy_fill.test.ts:
- Around line 270-277: Update the test “copy fill: a filled group nobody holds
any more stops downloading” to verify the upstream FETCH releases the publisher
after the cache entry is released. After the existing hooks.holdsGroup wait,
poll source.demand().wanted until it is falsy within the test’s timeout, then
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• .github/workflows/interop.yml
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• js/net/src/internal.ts
• js/net/src/lite/copy_fill.test.ts
• js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts
• js/net/src/lite/version.ts
• js/net/src/track.ts
• quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/README.md
• quest/m1/subscribe-ranges/js-fills.md
• rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/main.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/relay_fill.rs
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ℹ️ No critical issues — two minor suggestions inline.

Reviewed changes

• Session fill handler (js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts): a lite-05+ copy now opens producer.requests() for its life and serves each fill one lite FETCH per group in fill.wanted() order, refusing on reset and cancelling a download nobody holds.
• Below-start rule (js/net/src/track.ts, js/net/src/lite/version.ts): Producer.#fillFloor mirrors Rust's Misses::judge, with the new fillsFromStart predicate and a FillStarts policy carried through hooks.receiveTrack.
• Tests (js/net/src/lite/copy_fill.test.ts): lite-05/06/07 below-start behavior, archive refill after eviction, and abandonment of a truncated fill.
• Relay harness (test/relay-fill/**, rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/relay_fill.rs, test/justfile, interop/release-gate workflows): Rust peers through a Bun relay on lite-05/06/07.
• Quest docs: rewritten to the remaining head fill and Fill.time work.

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Reviewed head b7c4794cace1afeeac8973d76d1633fbe5b608cb against base ab6bb2865f37b67ed54c35e78780c4f332e65f8f.

[P2] Wait for FETCH completion before checking its completed count — rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/relay_fill.rs:95-97,249-253. Relay::fetch returns after receiving the first frame, but the counter increments only when the JS publisher logs fetch done or fetch error, after it finishes forwarding the group. The frame can arrive before the relay receives upstream EOF, so the immediately following exact-count assertion can fail despite a successful FETCH. Drain the group to EOF, or otherwise wait for the counted completion, before querying the counter.

The follow-up now waits for the session grant before filling and retries a refused lite-07 fill when its budget widened. The expected-group wait also addresses the earlier timing concern.

Verification: GitHub-only static review; I did not run the interop test or reproduce the race.

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[pullfrog]

✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

Re-reviewed the commits since the prior pullfrog review (5488e8cf8b).

• Fill FETCH admission and retry (js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts): extracted the fill FETCH into #requestFill, which now waits for the session's grant before opening, and re-asks when a widened fill budget could reach a group the narrower request was refused; cancellation still ends the wait.
• Fill regression test (js/net/src/lite/copy_fill.test.ts): the relative range anchor is a bigint after the merge with main.
• Relay harness (rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/relay_fill.rs, test/relay-fill/relay.ts): received now waits for every wanted group plus a quiet window, and each version issues its own FETCH through the relay, asserting the forwarded-FETCH count rises by exactly one so the counter cannot pass vacuously.

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