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JavaScript treats datagrams as groups inside stream tracks. That shares sequence counters and carries datagram exceptions through range accounting, resume, FETCH, and compression, while Rust already has separate datagram tracks in moq-dev/moq#7752.
Approach
Add Datagram.Producer, Consumer, Request, Info, and Datagram, plus Broadcast.Producer.createDatagrams and Broadcast.Consumer.datagrams. Datagram consumers are live, independent cursors over one shared buffer bounded by count and payload bytes. They preserve reordered and repeated sequences, aggregate subscriber priority, drain a clean finish, and discard an abort.
Implement lite-07 DATAGRAMS, DATAGRAMS_UPDATE, and DATAGRAMS_INFO on stream type 0x9, with Rust's current Type/Subscribe ID/Sequence/[Timestamp]/Payload body. Requests own their grant, instance, setup, cancellation, and receive state. Remove stream-track datagram APIs, counters, range/fill accounting, resume logic, and compression paths.
Preserve the maintainer's old-lite carry-both decision: lite-05/06 share one same-name SUBSCRIBE between stream and datagram readers, including datagram-only names, with no deduplication. Lite-01..04 and stream-only transports refuse datagram requests.
Split protected datagrams into their own E2EE producer and consumer, keeping distinct key domains, nonce admission, replay protection, and failure events. Update first-party consumers, migration notes, and datagram documentation. Remove stale compressed-datagram language from the FLATE draft.
Give each modern WebTransport datagram writable its own send order and apply priority updates, using the same rank as stream traffic. Select the legacy shared writer at setup when that is the transport's API. An error opening the selected modern API refuses the request instead of trying another path. The WebTransport specification defines the per-writable send order; the legacy API exposes no equivalent scheduling control.
Alternatives
Keeping datagrams inside stream tracks retains the range, cache, resume, and compression exceptions this split removes. Reusing the stream resume reader or implicitly requesting both namespaces on newer upstreams would add behavior beyond the current Rust mapping. This PR follows the Rust source lifetime and legacy setup binding, documented under Choices and in the migration notes.
Impact
Public API: breaking. Replace stream-track appendDatagram/insertDatagram/recvDatagram with createDatagrams/datagrams and the datagram producer's append/insert or consumer's recv. Datagram sequences are independent of stream groups. Protected datagrams make the same separation. Migration examples are under ## Unreleased in the net and crypto migration notes. The new Datagram.rescale helper lets protected producers validate timestamps before spending a nonce. The E2EE Datagram.Consumer gains info(), forwarding the net consumer's, so a caller can wait for the request's answer. No package versions change.
Wire: lite-07-wip matches the existing Rust DATAGRAMS request and body, including no Inflated Size or compression. Lite-05/06 framing is unchanged and carries both kinds. Lite-01..04 do not support datagrams.
moq-transport: stream readers validate and drop OBJECT_DATAGRAM; separate datagram requests are refused until the separately owned IETF child supplies its mapping. This PR detaches the old mixed API without taking over that child.
Resources: payload retention is one 64-entry, 64-KiB buffer per track, matching Rust, rather than a queue per reader. Datagram bodies respect the transport's maximum and the protocol's 1200-byte limit. Receive and update loops share the existing CPU budget. No sequence-indexed sparse table is retained for legacy datagrams.
Choices
Keep Rust's role names, separate namespaces, bigint sequence counter, timestamp rescaling, and independent finish/abort behavior. A datagram consumer binds to the currently serving source and ends with that source; it does not acquire stream resume state or follow a replacement route. The net migration notes state this explicitly.
Create old-lite datagram tracks before or with their same-name stream track, matching Rust's existing binding lifetime. Do not retrofit a later-created datagram track into an existing subscription.
Keep the epic's direct and relay Rust-JS datagram interop test in its existing owner. The local JS forwarding test covers both hops on supported lite versions without claiming that epic test is finished.
Iteration
Changes made after the previous review, at 1eaec205d6afcfc7eaf64efced13cd777f44c267:
Merged origin/main twice, without conflicts.
CodeRabbit createDatagrams thread, fixed. A queued datagram request whose readers had just closed stayed in the queue until async cleanup, so createDatagrams in the same turn picked it and accept threw. Closed requests are now skipped, as requestedDatagrams already does. A regression test covers it.
CodeRabbit E2EE datagrams doc thread, fixed. The doc now says the reader starts when the semantic name resolves.
CodeRabbit IETF Properties thread, declined. Stream subscriptions drop every OBJECT_DATAGRAM, and Rust's recv_datagram likewise keeps Properties opaque on drop. Framing violations still close the session.
CodeRabbit lite publisher pending-write thread, declined. Cancellation closes the consumer, so the loop ends after at most the one in-flight write. A WritableStream cannot release before that write settles anyway, and the legacy shared writer has nothing to release.
Local review finding, fixed. The lite-07 subscriber missed a priority change made while the previous DATAGRAMS_UPDATE was being written, which left the publisher at the old priority. It now rechecks after each write, and a regression test sweeps the change across the write.
Flaky test, fixed. draft-22: a wider fill is refused failed in 1 of 12 runs at the old head and 3 of 12 after the merge, against 0 of 20 on main. Removing the IETF datagram loop shifted the scheduling. With the default zero max age, live group 10 made group 9 stale, which reset group 9's stream whenever it was still serving. The test's track now has no max age, and it passed 16 of 16 runs.
track.ts: kept main's fillFloor and dropped the removed heldDatagrams.
internal.ts: kept main's FillStarts and dropped MAX_DATAGRAMS.
IETF #recvDatagram: kept this PR's decode-and-drop body.
IETF datagram delivery test: stays deleted.
Draft-22 wider-fill test: took main's version, which main now skips as flaky and which has the same maxAge: null.
MIGRATE.md: kept both Unreleased sections.
A conflict-free merge of main, touching no JS, followed at d90756db62.
Both P2 findings from the maintainer's automated review are fixed, each with a test that fails without its fix:
Per-reader datagram copies.Datagram.Consumer.recv() now returns an envelope and payload copy the reader owns. One reader's edits can't reach another, and a replaced payload can't skew the 64 KiB eviction count.
Cancelled send. A lite request cancelled while waiting behind another request's write on the legacy shared datagram writer no longer sends afterwards. Its wait ends when its consumer closes, and it rechecks before writing, without touching the shared writer. Local review round 4 then found that the first version left one close listener per sent datagram. It now races the close handle directly.
Merged origin/main again at 0d5a793145. The merge was conflict-free and touched only quest files.
Pullfrog error-close thread, fixed. The new pre-write wait reported any close of the request as a clean finish. A lite-05/06 datagram-only request whose SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE failed to decode, while it waited behind the shared writer, then wrote SUBSCRIBE_END and FIN instead of resetting. An error close now throws, as recv() does, and a regression test covers it.
Merged origin/main again at 3d32604afe. The merge was conflict-free; the only JS file it touched is in js/hang, which still type-checks.
Pullfrog's flake fix77b8074a0f, kept. moq-lite-07/05: datagrams roundtrip encrypted appended before the subscriber had the answer, so its first datagram could arrive unroutable and be dropped. The test now awaits the E2EE consumer's new info(), which resolves only after the subscriber registers the route (request.accept and the route set run in the same turn, js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts:915 and :1532). This matches Rust's integration tests, which all await consumer.info() before appending. The underlying drop is left to the answer-race quest planned for moq-dev/moq#7882, which builds on this PR.
Merged origin/main at 9293fc1038, after moq-dev/moq#7872 and moq-dev/moq#7894. Conflicts resolved by hand, keeping main's behavior and this PR's removal of stream-track datagrams:
lite/publisher.ts: kept main's Range ID tracking and Resolved import, kept this PR's legacy priority forwarding, and dropped the removed datagramBounds. Main's SubscribeEnd rename to SubscribeFinish also applied to this PR's datagram-only lite-05/06 path and its test.
resume.ts: dropped main's edit to the removed tryDatagram; Copy.delivered now says it counts groups only.
Tests that main added or edited for stream-track datagrams stay deleted: the publisher body-size, bounds, and end-sweep tests, the admitsDatagram window test, the datagram end-boundary track test, and the datagram resubscribe resume test. Datagram consumers keep no resume state by design, and lite-07 body size is covered in lite/datagram-tracks.test.ts.
track.test.ts: also removed a two-line comment orphaned by this PR's earlier test deletion.
MIGRATE.md: kept both Unreleased sections.
DATAGRAMS opens take no send order, as SUBSCRIBE opens do, under main's single open entry point. A conflict-free merge of main, touching no JS, followed at b87db7820f.
CodeRabbit's docstring-coverage pre-merge check, declined: its threshold is not this repository's rule, and every new export is documented.
Validation
At 9293fc1038:
quest gate bun test js/net/src js/crypto/src/e2ee: 2,949 passed, 2 skipped, zero failed.
python3 sh/js/workspace.py check over the 56 changed JS files and their dependents: passed, with no API-report drift.
biome check js/net js/crypto and tsc --noEmit in js/net: passed.
At 44797bb5c1:
quest gate bun test js/net/src js/crypto/src/e2ee: 2,948 passed, 2 skipped (main's skipped fill test), zero failed.
python3 sh/js/workspace.py check over the changed files and their dependents: passed, with no API-report drift.
biome check js/net js/crypto: passed.
The new error-close test failed before its fix and passed in 5 of 5 runs after.
At 3d32604afe: tsc --noEmit in js/hang, after main's change there: passed.
At 6e9376261b and a83f3e2c46, the automated-review fixes: the suites passed (2,947), the workspace check passed, and each regression test failed before its fix.
At c0501f6fc4, the resolution of the main merge: the suites passed (2,945), and the workspace check over all 56 changed JS files passed.
Earlier, at dfbc295610: quest gate just ci, quest gate just test interop --all (passed twice), and the js/net/bench/datagrams.ts sweep. These were not rerun since; the later changes are JS-only and covered above.
Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base, preserving both MIGRATE.md additions; passed bun run --filter=[at]moq/net --filter=[at]moq/crypto --filter=[at]moq/json --sequential build, check, and test; bun js/common/api.ts check js/net js/json; bun run --cwd doc build; bun run --cwd doc test; git diff --cached --check. (head 7851e52)
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base and reconciled links to the completed JS datagram quest; passed quest check; bun run --sequential --filter=[at]moq/net --filter=[at]moq/crypto --filter=[at]moq/json build, check, and test (each verb separately); bun run --filter=moq-doc build; bun run --filter=moq-doc test; bunx biome ci; sh/shell.sh check; bun js/common/api.ts check js/net js/json; git diff --check. (head 6b9824d)
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base and mechanically reconciled the snapshot latest test with both API changes; passed bun run --cwd js/net build, check, test; bun run --cwd js/crypto build, check, test; bun run --cwd js/json build, check, test; node_modules/.bin/biome check js/json/src/snapshot/snapshot.test.ts; git diff --cached --check. (head eebeed2)
Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort. Round 7 reviewed 9293fc10381561a01ac6d85fc581f19e87d29f59, covering pullfrog's commit and the hand-resolved main merge, and reported zero findings.
The pushed head b87db7820f adds only a conflict-free merge of origin/main that touches no JS file.
Earlier rounds:
Round 6, at 44797bb5c1: zero findings.
Round 5, at 6e9376261b: zero findings.
Round 4, at a83f3e2c46, the two automated-review fixes: one finding, a per-send close listener, now fixed.
Round 4 was also the design checkpoint. The approach stands: each finding since has been a localized race or ownership bug in newly written lines.
Round 3, at c0501f6fc4, the hand-resolved main merge: zero findings.
Round 2, at d3516c2244: zero findings.
Round 1, at 3d4dd09c26: one finding, the DATAGRAMS_UPDATE priority recheck, fixed.
The Claude Code rounds on dfbc295610 found two legacy lifecycle bugs, both fixed. Three of their findings were refuted with reference to the current Rust binding and lifetime behavior.
Follow-ups
None added. The existing epic and IETF child retain their declared work.
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[P2] Return an independent datagram envelope to each reader (js/net/src/datagram.ts:167–173,284–287). recv() returns the actual object kept in the shared buffer, whose public fields are writable. If one reader changes its returned sequence, timestamp, or payload before another reads, the second receives the changed datagram. Replacing payload also makes eviction subtract a different length from the one charged on insertion, corrupting the byte bound. Return an independent envelope and keep the retained byte charge independent of reader mutation; test two readers and eviction after a payload replacement.
[P2] Cancel a datagram sender waiting on transport backpressure (js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts:1887–1897,1975–1980). If a per-request WebTransport datagram queue is full or priority-starved when its subscriber cancels, the outer untilAborted returns and closes the track, but the inner task remains awaiting writer.ready or write; closing the track cannot wake it. The sender, lock, priority listener and payload remain until the transport makes progress or the session ends, and a queued legacy send can still write after cancellation. Make the transport wait cancellation-aware and promptly release that request's sender without aborting the shared legacy writer; test a stalled writable followed by cancellation.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of the model, lite lifecycle, Rust counterpart and WebTransport backpressure specification. I did not run JS, browser or interop tests; the scenarios are source-traced rather than reproduced.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes — read the complete 63-file diff end to end, the new datagram model/wire/lite paths, and the E2EE split, and cross-checked the lite-07 DATAGRAMS structures against rs/moq-net/src/lite/datagram.rs. Locally ran the new net datagram suites plus the crypto E2EE suite (80 pass) and bun run --cwd js/net check.
New datagram model — Datagram.Producer/Consumer/Request/Info on a separate sequence space, one shared 64-entry/64-KiB arrival buffer, live cursors, priority aggregation, and independent finish/abort.
Broadcast API — createDatagrams/datagrams with separate requestedDatagrams demand and a non-cached live lookup.
lite-07 wire — stream type 0x9 DATAGRAMS/DATAGRAMS_UPDATE/DATAGRAMS_INFO and datagram bodies matching Rust, with transport limits and per-subscription send order.
Legacy lite-05/06 — one SUBSCRIBE carries both kinds, synthesizes a datagram track from the stream track, and refuses datagrams on older or stream-only transports.
E2EE split — protected datagrams get their own producer/consumer and key domain; stream failures no longer end them.
Removals — stream-track datagram APIs, counters, ranges, resume/compression paths, and IETF OBJECT_DATAGRAM insertion; moq-transport datagram tracks are refused pending the IETF child.
Docs/migration/quest/tooling — MIGRATE notes, concept docs, quest child removal, and the datagrams benchmark registered in nightly.
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The change adds independent JavaScript datagram tracks with producer, consumer, request, broadcast, and wire APIs. Lite adds dedicated datagram-track messages and version-specific handling. Stream-track, resume, window, compression, and IETF paths no longer handle datagrams as stream data. E2EE adds protected datagram-track endpoints with separate keys and sequence spaces. Documentation, tests, mocks, and benchmarks are updated.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 6b982
The change is broadly mergeable, but duplicate datagram-producer protection still lacks regression coverage and should receive follow-up testing.
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The test name says the legacy writer is not tried. The assertion checks only the thrown message. A change that calls writable.getWriter() and then rethrows unsupported would still pass. Add a writable fixture that records getWriter calls, and assert that no call was made.
Suggested test change
test("a declared createWritable failure is refused without trying the legacy writer", () => {
+ let legacyWriterOpened = false;
const transport = {
datagrams: {
maxDatagramSize: 1200,
createWritable: () => {
throw new Error("unsupported");
},
+ writable: {+ getWriter: () => {+ legacyWriterOpened = true;+ return {};+ },+ },
},
} as unknown as WebTransport;
expect(() => DatagramStream.datagramWriter(transport)?.open(0)).toThrow("unsupported");
+ expect(legacyWriterOpened).toBe(false);
});
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Review comment at @js/net/src/datagram_stream.test.ts at line 14:
Update the test for a declared createWritable failure around
DatagramStream.datagramWriter to provide a writable fixture that records
getWriter calls. Keep the assertion that the failure is propagated, and also
assert that getWriter was not called.
js/crypto/src/e2ee/e2ee.test.ts: 1
72-76: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Add a regression test for a duplicate datagram producer name.
Generation.produceDatagrams rejects a second producer for a semantic name that is already claimed. It throws Failure("reuse") (js/crypto/src/e2ee/generation-internal.ts:174-190). No test reaches this branch. The only produceDatagrams( call in the test sources is the helper at js/crypto/src/e2ee/e2ee.test.ts:72-76, which creates one producer per generation. Removing the #datagramClaims check would not fail any test in the suite.
The check protects AES-GCM nonce uniqueness. Two datagram producers with the same semantic name in one epoch derive the same datagram key. Both start at sequence 0. Producer.insert passes that sequence as group to nonce(group, frame). The nonce format is declared as u64(group) || u32(frame) (js/crypto/src/e2ee/derive.ts:163-164). Both producers would seal sequence 0 under one key with the same nonce.
Add a test that calls produceDatagrams a second time with the same semantic name in the same generation. The test should expect the call to reject with "reuse". The failing call aborts the track it receives, so the test should pass a separate track for that second call.
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Review comment at @js/crypto/src/e2ee/e2ee.test.ts around lines 72 - 76:
Add a regression test near the existing `generation.produceDatagrams` call that
invokes it a second time with the same `semantic` name in the same generation
and verifies rejection with `"reuse"`. Pass the second call a separate track so
its failure does not abort the track used by the existing test.
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Review comments at @js/crypto/src/e2ee/broadcast.ts:
- Around line 91-93: Update the documentation for Broadcast’s datagrams method
to state that live reading starts when generation.name(semantic) resolves,
before the returned promise resolves; keep the rest of the description intact.
Review comments at @js/net/src/broadcast.ts:
- Around line 84-87: Update the queued-request selection in createDatagrams to
skip requests whose closed state is set, matching the filtering behavior in
requestedDatagrams. Preserve the existing name match and acceptance flow for
open requests.
Review comments at @js/net/src/ietf/subscriber.ts:
- Around line 2158-2160: Validate the OBJECT_DATAGRAM Properties structure
before accepting timed datagrams in the #recvDatagram path or within
ObjectDatagram.decode; do not leave Properties as unchecked opaque bytes.
Preserve the protocol behavior that malformed content raises ProtocolViolation
and closes the session.
Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts:
- Around line 1975-1980: Update the #runDatagrams cancellation flow so
cancellation releases the subscription’s priority listener and queue slot
without waiting for a backpressured writer.write(body) to settle. Preserve the
session-wide legacy datagramWriter for other subscriptions: do not abort the
shared writer; establish a per-subscription way to stop or detach the pending
send, and ensure dispose() and sender.close() still run on cancellation.
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Review comments at @js/crypto/src/e2ee/e2ee.test.ts:
- Around line 72-76: Add a regression test near the existing
`generation.produceDatagrams` call that invokes it a second time with the same
`semantic` name in the same generation and verifies rejection with `"reuse"`.
Pass the second call a separate track so its failure does not abort the track
used by the existing test.
Review comments at @js/net/src/datagram_stream.test.ts:
- Line 14: Update the test for a declared createWritable failure around
DatagramStream.datagramWriter to provide a writable fixture that records
getWriter calls. Keep the assertion that the failure is propagated, and also
assert that getWriter was not called.
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A reader closing its queued datagram request leaves the request in the
queue until async cleanup. createDatagrams in the same turn picked it and
accept threw; skip closed requests as requestedDatagrams does.
Also state that a protected datagram reader starts when its semantic
name resolves, not when datagrams() is called.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The lite-07 subscriber waited for the next priority change after writing
an update, so a change made during the write was never sent and the
publisher stayed at the old priority. Recheck after every write.
Also give the draft-22 wider-fill test's track no max age. At the default
zero, the live group made group 9 stale and reset its stream whenever that
stream was still serving, which failed the test on some schedules.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed head 1eaec205d6afcfc7eaf64efced13cd777f44c267, incrementally from dfbc295610a0d4cfb6f4bc2f871a8567f1710294, accounting for base merges.
The closed queued-request fix and the DATAGRAMS_UPDATE priority recheck address their reported races. Two issues from the previous review remain:
[P2] Isolate each reader's datagram envelope (js/net/src/datagram.ts:167–173,284–287). recv() still returns the retained buffer object. One reader can replace its writable payload, sequence, or timestamp, changing what another reader receives; eviction then subtracts the replacement payload length instead of the originally charged length. Return an independent envelope and preserve the retained byte charge. Test two readers plus eviction after replacing a returned payload.
[P2] Cancel the pre-write backpressure wait (js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts:1975–1976). The in-flight-write explanation does not cover writer.ready: with the legacy shared writer blocked by request A's write, request B can wait here without having issued any write. Cancel B, then let A finish: B still calls writer.write(body), sending a new datagram after cancellation and retaining its task/payload until A progresses. Make this pre-write wait observe cancellation and recheck before writing, without closing the shared legacy writer. Test two requests sharing a stalled writer.
Overall: the new race fixes look sound; these model-isolation and cancellation issues remain unresolved.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of the incremental changes, prior findings, transport helpers, and tests. No JS, browser, or interop tests were run; exact-head checks had not completed.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes — the 4 commits since the prior pullfrog review (dfbc2956), including two conflict-free origin/main merges.
Skipped closed queued requests — createDatagrams now ignores a datagramRequested entry whose readers just closed, so a same-turn recreate serves the name fresh instead of throwing on accept; with a regression test.
Rechecked datagram priority after each write — the lite-07 subscriber loop now continues after sending DATAGRAMS_UPDATE, so a priority change that lands mid-write is re-sent instead of waiting for an event that already fired; with a sweep test.
Clarified E2EE datagrams doc — live reading now starts when the semantic name resolves to its physical one.
De-flaked the IETF wider-fill test — the track now has no max age, so a live group cannot make group 9 stale and reset its stream depending on scheduling.
Verified locally at 1eaec205: the two new/affected datagram suites (25 pass), the wider-fill test 8/8 runs, and biome check on the changed files.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes — the single commit since the prior pullfrog review (b87db7820): a base merge plus the matching test reconciliation, confined to js/json.
Merged main's #7736 — bac6ab7b2 makes JSON snapshot consumers subscribe themselves at zero delay, so json.Consumer now takes a Track.Producer instead of track.subscribe(); the branch adopts that wholesale.
Reconciled the only conflict — js/json/src/snapshot/snapshot.test.ts dropped the track.appendDatagram(...) line that this PR removes from Track.Producer and was renamed to latest reads the newest snapshot group, keeping its remaining assertion that latest() lands on the newest group.
The dropped line guarded "a datagram past every group does not strand latest()", which cannot occur once datagrams leave the stream track's sequence space, so there is nothing left to cover. The rest of js/json, and all of js/hang, js/publish and test/interop/clients/js-native, now match main exactly; no appendDatagram/insertDatagram reference survives in js/ outside the IETF decode-and-drop path.
Verified locally at eebeed257: bun test js/json/src/snapshot/snapshot.test.ts 42 pass / 0 fail, tsc --noEmit -p js/json, and biome check on the file.
The surviving tests do not fail if finishAt accepts an end at or below an already-created empty group. Restore the group-only assertions:
Suggested fix
test("a wire end repeats or refines but never moves", () => {
const producer = new TrackProducer("video").accept({});
// A FETCH_OK names only the boundary; END_OF_TRACK may then name the frame before it.
hooks.endTrack(producer, { group: 6n, frame: 0 });
@@
producer.close();
});
+test("finishAt refuses an end at or below a produced sequence", () => {+ const producer = new TrackProducer("test");+ producer.createGroup(5n);++ expect(() => producer.finishAt({ group: 5n, frame: 0 })).toThrow();+ expect(() => producer.finishAt({ group: 4n, frame: 0 })).toThrow();+ producer.finishAt({ group: 6n, frame: 0 });++ producer.finish();+ producer.close();+});+
// An end inside a group that already holds a frame at or past it would leave content the
// end says does not exist.
test("a mid-group end refuses to cut existing frames", () => {
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Review comment at @js/net/src/track.ts around lines 1726 - 1728:
Restore group-only end-bound coverage around TrackProducer.finishAt: create an
empty group, verify finishAt throws for bounds at or below that group, and
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- Around line 1726-1728: Restore group-only end-bound coverage around
TrackProducer.finishAt: create an empty group, verify finishAt throws for bounds
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The PR deletes quest/m1/datagram-tracks/js.md, while the newer base adds references to it in answer-race.md. Merged base, replaced the historical link with the implementation PR link, and removed the completed prerequisite. No runtime behavior changed. Quest validation, builds/type checks/tests for net, crypto, and json, documentation build/tests, API reports, Biome, and shell checks passed.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes — the single merge commit added since the prior pass (6b9824de1), plus a re-verification of the merged head.
Merged main @ 9227f82bc — 7851e5283 brings #7678 ("announcements are a listing") and #7894 ("opens wait their turn for stream credit") into the branch. The only conflict is js/net/MIGRATE.md.
Resolved the migration-note conflict — this PR's datagram entry stays first, then main's #7678 and #7894 entries follow once each, unmodified.
Confirmed the auto-merges keep both sides — lite/subscriber.ts and ietf/subscriber.ts pick up main's announced() → routes() rename while the datagram paths (the dedicated 0x9 request loop, legacy carry-both, and the IETF #recvDatagram decode-and-drop) survive; no removed stream-track datagram API resurfaced.
Re-verified at head — full bun test js/net 2890 pass / 2 skip / 0 fail, bun test js/crypto/src/e2ee 62 pass, bun run --cwd js/net check, bun run --cwd js/net build, bun js/common/api.ts check js/net, and biome check js/net js/crypto.
Ports main's announcement listing and follow (#7678), split JS datagram
tracks (#7846) and generated async wrappers (#7607) onto the Route handle:
the ietf session layer takes main's poll machines with this branch's route
renames, main's new tests publish through routes, and re-price checks read a
fresh listing now that apps no longer see updates.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
JavaScript treats datagrams as groups inside stream tracks. That shares sequence counters and carries datagram exceptions through range accounting, resume, FETCH, and compression, while Rust already has separate datagram tracks in moq-dev/moq#7752.
Approach
Datagram.Producer,Consumer,Request,Info, andDatagram, plusBroadcast.Producer.createDatagramsandBroadcast.Consumer.datagrams. Datagram consumers are live, independent cursors over one shared buffer bounded by count and payload bytes. They preserve reordered and repeated sequences, aggregate subscriber priority, drain a clean finish, and discard an abort.Alternatives
Keeping datagrams inside stream tracks retains the range, cache, resume, and compression exceptions this split removes. Reusing the stream resume reader or implicitly requesting both namespaces on newer upstreams would add behavior beyond the current Rust mapping. This PR follows the Rust source lifetime and legacy setup binding, documented under Choices and in the migration notes.
Impact
appendDatagram/insertDatagram/recvDatagramwithcreateDatagrams/datagramsand the datagram producer'sappend/insertor consumer'srecv. Datagram sequences are independent of stream groups. Protected datagrams make the same separation. Migration examples are under## Unreleasedin the net and crypto migration notes. The newDatagram.rescalehelper lets protected producers validate timestamps before spending a nonce. The E2EEDatagram.Consumergainsinfo(), forwarding the net consumer's, so a caller can wait for the request's answer. No package versions change.Choices
Iteration
Changes made after the previous review, at
1eaec205d6afcfc7eaf64efced13cd777f44c267:Merged
origin/maintwice, without conflicts.CodeRabbit
createDatagramsthread, fixed. A queued datagram request whose readers had just closed stayed in the queue until async cleanup, socreateDatagramsin the same turn picked it andacceptthrew. Closed requests are now skipped, asrequestedDatagramsalready does. A regression test covers it.CodeRabbit E2EE
datagramsdoc thread, fixed. The doc now says the reader starts when the semantic name resolves.CodeRabbit IETF Properties thread, declined. Stream subscriptions drop every OBJECT_DATAGRAM, and Rust's
recv_datagramlikewise keeps Properties opaque on drop. Framing violations still close the session.CodeRabbit lite publisher pending-write thread, declined. Cancellation closes the consumer, so the loop ends after at most the one in-flight write. A WritableStream cannot release before that write settles anyway, and the legacy shared writer has nothing to release.
Local review finding, fixed. The lite-07 subscriber missed a priority change made while the previous DATAGRAMS_UPDATE was being written, which left the publisher at the old priority. It now rechecks after each write, and a regression test sweeps the change across the write.
Flaky test, fixed.
draft-22: a wider fill is refusedfailed in 1 of 12 runs at the old head and 3 of 12 after the merge, against 0 of 20 onmain. Removing the IETF datagram loop shifted the scheduling. With the default zero max age, live group 10 made group 9 stale, which reset group 9's stream whenever it was still serving. The test's track now has no max age, and it passed 16 of 16 runs.Merged
origin/mainagain atc0501f6fc4, after moq-dev/moq#7845, moq-dev/moq#7852 and moq-dev/moq#7854. The conflicts were resolved by hand, keeping both sides' behavior:track.ts: kept main'sfillFloorand dropped the removedheldDatagrams.internal.ts: kept main'sFillStartsand droppedMAX_DATAGRAMS.#recvDatagram: kept this PR's decode-and-drop body.maxAge: null.MIGRATE.md: kept both Unreleased sections.A conflict-free merge of main, touching no JS, followed at
d90756db62.Both P2 findings from the maintainer's automated review are fixed, each with a test that fails without its fix:
Datagram.Consumer.recv()now returns an envelope and payload copy the reader owns. One reader's edits can't reach another, and a replaced payload can't skew the 64 KiB eviction count.Merged
origin/mainagain at0d5a793145. The merge was conflict-free and touched only quest files.Pullfrog error-close thread, fixed. The new pre-write wait reported any close of the request as a clean finish. A lite-05/06 datagram-only request whose SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE failed to decode, while it waited behind the shared writer, then wrote SUBSCRIBE_END and FIN instead of resetting. An error close now throws, as
recv()does, and a regression test covers it.Merged
origin/mainagain at3d32604afe. The merge was conflict-free; the only JS file it touched is injs/hang, which still type-checks.Pullfrog's flake fix
77b8074a0f, kept.moq-lite-07/05: datagrams roundtrip encryptedappended before the subscriber had the answer, so its first datagram could arrive unroutable and be dropped. The test now awaits the E2EE consumer's newinfo(), which resolves only after the subscriber registers the route (request.acceptand the routesetrun in the same turn,js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts:915and:1532). This matches Rust's integration tests, which all awaitconsumer.info()before appending. The underlying drop is left to the answer-race quest planned for moq-dev/moq#7882, which builds on this PR.Merged
origin/mainat9293fc1038, after moq-dev/moq#7872 and moq-dev/moq#7894. Conflicts resolved by hand, keeping main's behavior and this PR's removal of stream-track datagrams:lite/publisher.ts: kept main's Range ID tracking andResolvedimport, kept this PR's legacy priority forwarding, and dropped the removeddatagramBounds. Main'sSubscribeEndrename toSubscribeFinishalso applied to this PR's datagram-only lite-05/06 path and its test.resume.ts: dropped main's edit to the removedtryDatagram;Copy.deliverednow says it counts groups only.admitsDatagramwindow test, the datagram end-boundary track test, and the datagram resubscribe resume test. Datagram consumers keep no resume state by design, and lite-07 body size is covered inlite/datagram-tracks.test.ts.track.test.ts: also removed a two-line comment orphaned by this PR's earlier test deletion.MIGRATE.md: kept both Unreleased sections.DATAGRAMS opens take no send order, as SUBSCRIBE opens do, under main's single open entry point. A conflict-free merge of main, touching no JS, followed at
b87db7820f.CodeRabbit's docstring-coverage pre-merge check, declined: its threshold is not this repository's rule, and every new export is documented.
Validation
9293fc1038:quest gate bun test js/net/src js/crypto/src/e2ee: 2,949 passed, 2 skipped, zero failed.python3 sh/js/workspace.py checkover the 56 changed JS files and their dependents: passed, with no API-report drift.biome check js/net js/cryptoandtsc --noEmitinjs/net: passed.44797bb5c1:quest gate bun test js/net/src js/crypto/src/e2ee: 2,948 passed, 2 skipped (main's skipped fill test), zero failed.python3 sh/js/workspace.py checkover the changed files and their dependents: passed, with no API-report drift.biome check js/net js/crypto: passed.3d32604afe:tsc --noEmitinjs/hang, after main's change there: passed.6e9376261banda83f3e2c46, the automated-review fixes: the suites passed (2,947), the workspace check passed, and each regression test failed before its fix.c0501f6fc4, the resolution of the main merge: the suites passed (2,945), and the workspace check over all 56 changed JS files passed.dfbc295610:quest gate just ci,quest gate just test interop --all(passed twice), and thejs/net/bench/datagrams.tssweep. These were not rerun since; the later changes are JS-only and covered above.Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base, preserving both MIGRATE.md additions; passed bun run --filter=[at]moq/net --filter=[at]moq/crypto --filter=[at]moq/json --sequential build, check, and test; bun js/common/api.ts check js/net js/json; bun run --cwd doc build; bun run --cwd doc test; git diff --cached --check.(head 7851e52)mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base and reconciled links to the completed JS datagram quest; passed quest check; bun run --sequential --filter=[at]moq/net --filter=[at]moq/crypto --filter=[at]moq/json build, check, and test (each verb separately); bun run --filter=moq-doc build; bun run --filter=moq-doc test; bunx biome ci; sh/shell.sh check; bun js/common/api.ts check js/net js/json; git diff --check.(head 6b9824d)mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base and mechanically reconciled the snapshot latest test with both API changes; passed bun run --cwd js/net build, check, test; bun run --cwd js/crypto build, check, test; bun run --cwd js/json build, check, test; node_modules/.bin/biome check js/json/src/snapshot/snapshot.test.ts; git diff --cached --check.(head eebeed2)Codex,
gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort. Round 7 reviewed9293fc10381561a01ac6d85fc581f19e87d29f59, covering pullfrog's commit and the hand-resolved main merge, and reported zero findings.The pushed head
b87db7820fadds only a conflict-free merge oforigin/mainthat touches no JS file.Earlier rounds:
44797bb5c1: zero findings.6e9376261b: zero findings.a83f3e2c46, the two automated-review fixes: one finding, a per-send close listener, now fixed.c0501f6fc4, the hand-resolved main merge: zero findings.d3516c2244: zero findings.3d4dd09c26: one finding, the DATAGRAMS_UPDATE priority recheck, fixed.dfbc295610found two legacy lifecycle bugs, both fixed. Three of their findings were refuted with reference to the current Rust binding and lifetime behavior.Follow-ups
None added. The existing epic and IETF child retain their declared work.
(Written by GPT-6.1 Sol)
(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)