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quest: plan seven follow-ups from 2026-11-04 - #7917
Plans the seven follow-ups the maintainer picked on 2026-11-04, plus an eighth the maintainer asked for while settling moq-dev/moq#7872. Each quest's Plan records the pick as "Planned 2026-11-04 with the maintainer" with its source PR.
gst flake (m0). The plan collects four failures with three different signatures: 5 never reached a pad after the 10 s wall-clock wait (#7888); a fast 0.1 s run where the pad got an Eos and every round replayed the previous round's buffers (#7606, merge queue); Err(unroutable) unwrapped in the merge queue (#7296); and a loaded local run (#7761). So it is probably not purely load-bound, and the plan asks for each cause to be found under the epic's rules.
Typed CPU error (m1).moq-dev/moq#7873 hasn't merged. Its quest, quest/m1/rind/transport.md, is in the tree, so the new quest has a ## Required edge on it rather than a ## Waiting item. The plan flags that feat(transport)!: move native cryptography to rind #7873's provider feature pulls in rustls, which moq-auth's core build and e2ee don't have, and recommends moving the type to a rind-only feature.
Receive windows to m1.moq-dev/moq#7838 merged at 2026-11-04 18:41Z, so this PR runs quest mv on the quest, gives it a Required edge on quest/m1/group-drops.md in place of its Waiting item, and drops it from the m0 Nightly epic's Required list. A note in that epic's Plan says where it went.
IETF datagram status. Added to datagram-tracks/ietf.md's Plan. Rust's code is recv_datagram in rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rs and status_defined in rs/moq-net/src/ietf/object.rs. JS's #recvDatagram drops an undefined status silently, on main and in feat(net)!: split JavaScript datagram tracks #7846.
Old-hop dial signal (m2). Recommended: when a dial's interest reaches the relay, it asks its older sessions whose publish grant covers the dialed path, using a request that names that path. A lite-06 peer does announce its hidden endpoint to such a request. If one does, the relay sends a marker for that exact path on the current moq-lite wip, and the dial fails Unsupported. A dial to an absent peer keeps waiting. Open in the quest: how the probe reaches the relay holding the older session across cluster links, which ask for everything rather than a dialer's narrow interest.
Refused follower (m2). Recommended: after a refusal, wait on the route table's path-scoped Watch, which routed_broadcast already uses, so a handler swap re-asks the path without any announcement event. It has a Required edge on quest/m0/hls-contributions.md, whose open PR moq-dev/moq#7836 adds the refused state.
JS group demand (m1). Match Rust's Fill::wanted rule ("a reader still reads it") at the point where demand is computed, so lite fills and IETF range fetches both follow it. Ordered against the drop set.
Group error caching (m1). The quest inventories every place a group error is recorded, in Rust and JS. It proposes the smallest permanent/retryable split (recommended: not found, past the end and unauthorized are permanent; old, lagged, evicted, cancelled and unroutable are retryable), with retryable errors kept only for a bounded time drawn from bounds the track already has. It also fixes the two main-branch paths that cache Old for good: the live SUBSCRIBE_DROP arm in lite/subscriber.rs, and Fill::reject under the publisher's max age. It has Required edges on the drop set (moq-dev/moq#7670) and Lite-07 ranges (moq-dev/moq#7872), since both open PRs rewrite the same recording paths. One question is left for the quest to settle with the maintainer: the drop set keeps a received stale run until a widening, with no time bound. The quest recommends treating that budget scoping as Old's bound, and applying the time bound to the other retryable kinds.
Overlap checks
gst flake: no quest or open PR named the test. Two queue runs had already requeued it as flaky.
CPU error: only quest/m1/rind/transport.md mentions the type. The new quest joins that epic.
IETF datagram: datagram-tracks/ietf.md owns IETF datagram mapping. moq-dev/moq#7846 also edits that file (it drops the Required on js.md). Expect a small merge.
Group error caching: the drop set owns per-cursor drop runs and their reasons, but not which errors are cached or for how long. group-drops reports what a subscriber gives up but doesn't cache it. Neither owns this, so it became a new quest with a Required edge on the drop set and Related to group-drops.
Settled by the maintainer on 2026-11-04, when picking /quest-merge:
The flaky moq-gst test:
✅ Ignore it now. restarts_under_reconnects_interleave_on_one_pad carries #[ignore = "flaky under load; see quest/m0/test-flakes-2/gst-reconnect-interleave.md"], following the repo's existing "<reason>; see quest/<path>" format. The quest's Goal and Plan say the fix removes the ignore.
Keep it running until the quest fixes it.
Where UnsupportedCpu lives:
✅ moq-dev/moq#7873 lands as is, and the cpu-error quest moves the type later. The quest's recommendation stays as written.
Renaming e2ee's variant. The CPU-error quest renames e2ee's Unsupported to UnsupportedCpu, matching moq-auth and moq-hls. It also includes moq-rtmp if the type stops needing rustls.
Impact
Public API: none. Wire: none. Besides the quest files, the only changes are the #[ignore] on one moq-gst unit test and its sh/gh/test-inventory.allow entry.
sh/markdown.sh check: passes (after bun install --frozen-lockfile).
sh/gh/test-inventory.py: passes with the allowlist entry for the ignored test.
quest gate cargo test -p moq-gst (in the dev shell): the lib suite reports 173 passed and 1 ignored (the test above, with its reason), plus 52 and 1 in the other targets, with no failures. cargo fmt -p moq-gst --check passes.
Review
Latest: local review session 01a1a8b2-9830-7890-9cd2-f96932b8aca7, by Codex gpt-6.1-sol at medium effort.
Round 1 (head b5404a89a32f1a5c413bcb6c5e3167b3e80d197e, with responses): no findings.
Responses given:
The online OpenAI review's P2 on quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md, a grant-scoped marker failing a dial to an absent peer: fixed in b5404a89a3. The relay now probes its older sessions for the dialed path and marks only an endpoint that exists. A test case covers an absent peer under another lite-06 session's grant.
Round 2 (head b92b75e3b97c555228abc064acdb51088f5f7038, with responses): no findings.
Responses given:
Pullfrog follow-refused-retry.md:31: the quest named routed_broadcast, which no longer exists. Fixed in b92b75e3b9, which now names origin::Consumer::request (Requesting).
Round 3 (head fe0be6d6dfacd20c16d9e8b7069d00161381aba2, with responses): no findings. It covers the new group-error-cache.md and a conflict-free merge of origin/main.
Round 4 (head 6f2163c192935dd9322a9386abd5f122f215f0c5, with responses): no findings. Responses given:
Pullfrog commit 34d9d30faa, merged: adds the ignored gst test to sh/gh/test-inventory.allow, owned by its quest. sh/gh/test-inventory.py passes.
Pullfrog socket-old-hop-signal.md:50: fixed in 6f2163c192. An announced route wins over the marker, and the marker goes when the older session unannounces the endpoint, not only when the session ends. I also corrected the cluster example, since a dial sends no SUBSCRIBE before the endpoint is announced.
Design checkpoint at round 4: the approach holds and no finding is open. I recommend merging as is.
Round 5 (head 1e17a307d94be594c633e91740c43b4e46a29291, with responses): no findings. It covers fixes for CodeRabbit's review on b92b75e3b9:
socket-old-hop-signal.md, the SUBSCRIBE probe trigger: already fixed in 6f2163c192.
socket-old-hop-signal.md, late announcement: added a test case.
js-group-demand.md: added an IETF range-fetch test case.
follow-refused-retry.md, the swap expectation: the Goal is narrowed to an overlapping swap. A swap that drops the old route first already ends and restarts the path.
follow-refused-retry.md: a re-ask now happens only when the selected route changes, and a lower-ranked change doesn't trigger one.
gst-reconnect-interleave.md: CodeRabbit's suggestion that the Eos is an intended retirement and the test lacks a relist wait is recorded as the first lead, not as the cause, since the quest still has to reproduce it.
Earlier: session 01a1a8a8-8849-7221-a324-0638a59e176a, round 1 on 50fa247d0f, found nothing.
- m0: moq-gst's interleaved restart test flakes under load (test-flakes-2 child)
- m1: one typed unsupported-CPU error in moq-auth, moq-hls and moq-crypto e2ee
- m1: move the overcommitted receive-window cells out of m0 Nightly, behind group-drops
- m1: JS undefined IETF datagram status is a protocol violation (datagram-tracks/ietf)
- m1: JS group demand counts only readers that will read
- m2: a socket dial learns its peer is behind an older moq-lite hop
- m2: a refused follower asks a replacement handler
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pull request updates quest plans and backlog entries across m0, m1, and m2. It adds plans for datagram status validation, JavaScript group demand, typed CPU errors, refused-follower retries, and older-hop socket signaling. It also records the receive-windows benchmark’s move to m1 and documents failures for the moq-gst interleaved restart test. That test is marked ignored.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review b92b7
This primarily updates follow-up plans and quarantines a documented flaky test. Several planning details need correction to avoid misdirecting implementation, but no production regression is established. Merge risk is low with those corrections tracked.
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Reviewed head 50fa247d0f4a1f9689272c75bcec4779bf9f6442 against base ac0f04e5dcca9a9a07d15135dc2e904215c494f3.
P2: Reconcile the marker with absent-peer waiting — quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md:31-42. A marker says only that an older session may publish under a grant, not that the particular hidden endpoint exists. If an unrelated lite-06 publisher has a grant covering room, its marker also covers a not-yet-online peer at room/.socket/future; with no route for that peer, the proposed rule fails the dial with Unsupported. That contradicts the goal and test at lines 5–7 and 74 requiring an absent peer to keep waiting. An unrestricted publisher makes the ambiguity relay-wide. Settle how to obtain peer-specific evidence (or explicitly narrow the guarantee), and test an absent peer under another old publisher's overlapping grant; alternatively evaluate the narrow-interest design already listed in the plan.
Verification: GitHub source and plan review only. I did not implement the protocol, run the relay harness, or independently reproduce the cited historical failures.
The maintainer decided on 2026-11-04 to ignore
restarts_under_reconnects_interleave_on_one_pad until
quest/m0/test-flakes-2/gst-reconnect-interleave.md fixes it, and to let
#7873 land as is, with the cpu-error quest moving the type later.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ℹ️ No critical issues — two minor doc inaccuracies inline, and one open rule question below.
Reviewed changes
m0 gst flake — adds quest/m0/test-flakes-2/gst-reconnect-interleave.md for restarts_under_reconnects_interleave_on_one_pad, recording the four observed failures (missed delivery under load versus a fast Eos/Unroutable ordering race) and linking it from the epic's Required list.
m1 CPU error — adds quest/m1/rind/cpu-error.md, sequencing after transport.md/#7873 and planning one shared moq_crypto CPU-refusal type across moq-auth, moq-hls, and e2ee.
m0 → m1 receive windows — moves receive-windows-evicted.md to quest/m1/, swaps its ## Waiting on #7890 for a ## Required edge on group-drops, and removes it from the Nightly Required list with a Plan note.
m1 IETF datagram — appends to datagram-tracks/ietf.md that JS must reject an undefined Object Status like Rust, including for future datagram-track subscriptions.
m1 JS group demand — adds js-group-demand.md to align JS fill and RangeFetch.unwanted demand with Rust's Fill::wanted, ordered against the drop set.
m2 follow refused — adds follow-refused-retry.md, which waits on the path-scoped route Watch after a refusal so an identical-route handler swap re-asks.
m2 socket old hop — adds socket-old-hop-signal.md, a relay-sent "hidden routes withheld" marker scoped to older sessions' publish grants, and weighs the no-wire alternative.
I verified the code references against main (gst Recorder::wait, JS #mirror/RangeFetch.unwanted, auth/hls unsupported_cpu, Rust recv_datagram + status_defined, JS #recvDatagram on #7846's head, TableCursor::update, HiddenWithheld, the socket test) and all internal quest links. The rename and the tree consistency checks are sound.
ℹ️ Known-flaky gst test stays enabled
The PR adds the follow-up quest but leaves restarts_under_reconnects_interleave_on_one_pad running, which conflicts with AGENTS.md's "Immediately disable a flaky test and plan a follow-up to investigate." The body surfaces this as an open question. Keeping it enabled is defensible while the quest reproduces the failure under load, but the decision should be recorded in the quest.
Technical details
# Known-flaky gst test stays enabled## Affected sites-`rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs:4939` — `restarts_under_reconnects_interleave_on_one_pad`, still `#[test]` with no `#[ignore]`-`quest/m0/test-flakes-2/gst-reconnect-interleave.md:53-57` — the Plan asks to reproduce first, which needs the test to run
## Required outcome- Record an explicit decision: either add `#[ignore = "waits on quest/m0/test-flakes-2/gst-reconnect-interleave.md"]` now (the quest can still run it with `--run-ignored`) or state why the epic deliberately keeps it enabled, satisfying `AGENTS.md`'s REQUIRED rule.
## Open questions for the human- Does reproduction require the test in the normal `just check` path, or is the targeted `--run-ignored` invocation enough?
A grant-scoped marker would fail a dial to an absent peer under an older
publisher's grant. The relay now probes its older sessions for the dialed
path and marks only an endpoint that exists.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed head 33113f986d2d7e05745b68c1ca00bd655f258890 against base ac0f04e5dcca9a9a07d15135dc2e904215c494f3, incrementally from 50fa247d0f4a1f9689272c75bcec4779bf9f6442.
The update applies the maintainer's decision to ignore the flaky GStreamer test and records that its fix must re-enable it; it also records the decision to move the CPU error type in the follow-up. No new actionable finding in those changes.
The previous P2 remains: a marker scoped only to an older publisher's grant cannot distinguish an absent peer under that grant from a withheld endpoint. The socket plan is unchanged.
Verification: GitHub source and prior-review comparison only. I did not run the GStreamer test or independently reproduce its failures.
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ℹ️ The new commits look good; one prior minor note still stands.
Reviewed changes since the prior review (50fa247 → 33113f9)
gst flake quest — the Goal and Plan now record the maintainer decision to #[ignore] the test until the quest lands, with the fixing PR removing the ignore.
CPU-error quest — records that #7873 lands as-is with the type in provider, and this quest moves it later, settling the prior path note.
rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs — adds #[ignore = "flaky under load; see quest/m0/test-flakes-2/gst-reconnect-interleave.md"] under #[test], in the repo's "<reason>; see quest/<path>" format.
The earlier flaky-test rule question and the cpu-error path note are resolved by these decisions. The prior note on quest/m2/follow-refused-retry.md:31 remains unaddressed: the post-Unroutable retry is now request/Requesting in rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs, not routed_broadcast, so that naming will not resolve in the tree.
Fixed the P2 from the automated review in b5404a8. The old-hop marker is now per path: the relay probes its older sessions whose grants cover the dialed path and marks the path only if one of them announces the endpoint. A dial to an absent peer under another lite-06 session's grant keeps waiting, and a test case now covers that.
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Reviewed head b92b75e3b97c555228abc064acdb51088f5f7038 against base ac0f04e5dcca9a9a07d15135dc2e904215c494f3, incrementally from 33113f986d2d7e05745b68c1ca00bd655f258890.
The peer-specific probe and absent-peer-under-another-grant test address my previous grant-only marker concern. The refused-follower plan also now names the current request/Requesting path.
P2: Withdraw a marker when the endpoint disappears, not only when its session ends — quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md:45-49. The new plan keeps a probe open and marks an endpoint once announced, but only specifies withdrawing the marker when the older session ends. An endpoint can unannounce while that session stays connected. A later dial to the now-absent peer would still encounter the stale marker and fail Unsupported, rather than wait for the peer to come online as the goal requires. Tie the marker's lifetime to the probed endpoint's announcement, including withdrawal/replacement and the case of multiple older sessions, and add a test that drops the endpoint without closing its session before dialing again.
Verification: GitHub source and plan review only; I did not implement the protocol or run the relay harness.
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ℹ️ No critical issues — one planning detail inline.
Reviewed changes (since the prior pullfrog review at 33113f9)
Socket old-hop signal — rewrote the recommended design to probe each older session whose publish grant covers the dialed path with an endpoint-naming ANNOUNCE_REQUEST, then mark only a path that session actually announces. This resolves the earlier absent-peer-under-a-grant concern: grant scope now only narrows where to look. The m2 README summary follows.
Refused follower retry — replaced the stale routed_broadcast name with origin::Consumer::request (its Requesting future), whose path-scoped Watch already backs the post-Unroutable retry.
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ℹ️ One plan detail remains open in the rewritten socket design; the rest of the delta is sound.
Reviewed changes (since the prior review at 33113f9)
Peer-specific old-hop probe — quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md replaces the grant-scoped marker with a per-path ANNOUNCE_REQUEST probe, marks only an endpoint an older session actually announces, and adds the absent-peer-under-another-grant test.
Refused-follower symbol — quest/m2/follow-refused-retry.md now names origin::Consumer::request (its Requesting future) instead of the removed routed_broadcast, in both the Plan and the Related line.
m2 README — updates the socket-old-hop bullet to match the endpoint-specific design.
I verified the rewritten references: origin::Consumer::request returns kio::Pending<Requesting> (rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs:6965) and Requesting holds the path Watch (origin.rs:6238), HiddenWithheld at origin.rs:1990, the an_older_hop_opted_into_hidden_connects test at rs/moq-net/tests/integration/socket.rs:932, and the hidden opt-in in rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs.
ℹ️ Old-hop marker still ignores current reachability
The rewrite dropped the earlier "an announced route always wins over a marker" guarantee and still withdraws the marker only when the older session ends. An endpoint can be retracted while its session stays up, and a current route can serve it while an older session also announces it, so the marker must track reachability rather than session lifetime. This is the open thread at quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md:50; it is not addressed by the new commits.
Technical details
# Old-hop marker still ignores current reachability## Affected sites-`quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md:46-50` — sends a marker when an older session announces the endpoint, withdrawn only when "that session ends"
-`quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md:59-61` — the "Not chosen" bullet covers routing, not route precedence
## Required outcome- An announced route wins over the marker, so a reachable endpoint still connects.
- The marker follows the probed endpoint's announcement, not just the session lifetime: withdrawn on unannounce, and correct when several older sessions announce the same path.
- The test list covers an endpoint dropped without closing its session, and an endpoint reachable over both a current route and an older session.
## Open questions for the human- Should the probe stay open after the endpoint is found, or re-arm on each dial?
Fixed the failing Check job. The new #[ignore] on moq-gst::source::imp::session_tests::restarts_under_reconnects_interleave_on_one_pad made sh/gh/test-inventory.py report it as an opt-in target with no CI caller.
Added an entry to sh/gh/test-inventory.allow pointing at the owning quest, quest/m0/test-flakes-2/gst-reconnect-interleave.md. Verified with python3 sh/gh/test-inventory.py (passes) and python3 sh/gh/test-inventory.test.py (18 tests pass). Pushed as 34d9d30.
Add a planned case where the older-hop endpoint is announced after the dial starts.
The design holds the older-hop probe open so that a peer that comes online later is seen. The listed test cases do not check that path. A probe that runs only when the dial starts could pass each listed case when the peer is already present.
Add a case that starts the dial to the peer, then has the older lite-06 session announce room/.socket/<peer>. Assert that the dial returns Unsupported. This matches the late-announcement pattern that an_accept_waits_for_its_dialer already uses for the dialer's endpoint.
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Review comment at @quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md around lines 76 - 81:
Add a late-announcement test case to the relay harness: start a dial to an
absent peer, then have the older lite-06 session announce
room/.socket/<peer> and assert that the dial returns Unsupported. Follow
the late-announcement pattern in an_accept_waits_for_its_dialer, adapting it to
verify the older-hop probe remains active after the dial starts.
Add an IETF range-fetch case to the planned Tests list.
The Goal says IETF range fetches stop once no reader reads a group. The Tests bullet covers only fill FETCH. The inspected tests do not assert that an outstanding IETF range fetch stops when its last reader passes the requested group. A fix that passes the fill tests could leave IETF fetches running.
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still has to reach it.
+- Tests: an IETF range fetch stops once the last reader passes its requested group.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/js-group-demand.md around lines 40 - 42:
Update the planned Tests list near the fill FETCH case to include an IETF
range-fetch case asserting that the fetch stops once its last reader passes the
requested group.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @quest/m0/test-flakes-2/gst-reconnect-interleave.md:
- Around line 52-56: Update the plan’s `Eos` discussion to describe pad
retirement as intended when the rendition is still delisted at the pad actor’s
turn, and identify the test’s missing synchronization: it must wait for the
catalog relist before unannouncing. Remove the claim that this retirement is a
moqsrc bug, and clarify that relisting an existing rendition does not add a pad,
so the sibling test’s `await_pad` does not apply.
Review comments at @quest/m2/follow-refused-retry.md:
- Around line 23-25: Update the refused-follower plan’s Goal and planned test so
they reflect that dropping the last route for a path and then re-registering an
identical route delivers an end event followed by a start event. If the intended
expectation is no announcement, establish that the swap keeps the path covered
through an overlapping registration.
- Around line 29-34: Update the follower’s refusal retry flow around the
path-scoped Watch: after each wake, compare the currently selected handler with
the handler that refused the request, and ask again only if they differ. Keep
waiting on the path-scoped Watch so relevant route changes can trigger this
check.
Review comments at @quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md:
- Around line 53-54: Update the cross-cluster design discussion about how the
interest or probe reaches the dial: name the existing ANNOUNCE_REQUEST naming
the path as the probe trigger and remove the SUBSCRIBE-trigger example. Preserve
the point that markers crossing cluster links still needs to be settled.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @quest/m1/js-group-demand.md:
- Around line 40-42: Update the planned Tests list near the fill FETCH case to
include an IETF range-fetch case asserting that the fetch stops once its last
reader passes the requested group.
Review comments at @quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md:
- Around line 76-81: Add a late-announcement test case to the relay harness:
start a dial to an absent peer, then have the older lite-06 session announce
room/.socket/<peer> and assert that the dial returns Unsupported. Follow
the late-announcement pattern in an_accept_waits_for_its_dialer, adapting it to
verify the older-hop probe remains active after the dial starts.
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Both of CodeRabbit's nitpicks are applied in 1e17a30: a late-announcement test case in socket-old-hop-signal.md, and an IETF range-fetch test case in js-group-demand.md.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes since the prior pullfrog review (b92b75e → 6f2163c):
Group error cache quest — added quest/m1/group-error-cache.md, with an m1 README bullet: it inventories every Rust/JS group-error recording path, splits permanent from retryable errors at the error definition, bounds retryable caching, and fixes the two main paths that cache Old for good. The cited paths (Fill::refuse_groups/drop_groups/reject, old_binds_everyone, the live SUBSCRIBE_DROP arm into track::Producer::drop_groups, and the JS mirrors) all match the code, and its Required edges point at the still-open #7670 and #7872, whose decision 4 it directly follows up.
Test inventory allowlist — added the ignored gst test to sh/gh/test-inventory.allow, named to its quest, in the file's documented <kind> <name> <quest> format.
Socket old-hop plan — the marker now follows the endpoint's announcement (withdrawn on unannounce or session end, whichever comes first), an announced current route wins over it, and the test list covers both. This resolves the prior thread.
Receive-windows link — group-drops.md now points at the moved quest/m1/receive-windows-evicted.md.
I verified the new quest's code references and error variants against this head, that all internal links resolve, and that the announce-takeover.md README line arrived from origin/main rather than this PR.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes since the prior pullfrog review (6f2163c → 1e17a30), which addresses CodeRabbit's planning findings:
gst flake quest — reframed the Eos discussion: the pad actor's retired() does check the pad table's listed (source/imp.rs:740-759), so the first lead is now an intended retirement and a test missing the catalog-relist wait, with a moqsrc bug only if it still retires after the relist.
JS group demand quest — added the IETF range-fetch test case for a fetch stopping once its last reader passes the requested group.
Refused follower quest — narrowed the Goal to an overlapping identical-route swap (a drop-first swap already ends and restarts the path), and the retry now re-asks only when the selected route entry is no longer the one that refused, waking on any covering-route change. Both match the route table's Watch bump in poke and TableCursor::update's deliberate no-event arm.
Socket old-hop quest — added the late-announcement case: a dial started before the older session announces fails Unsupported once the held-open probe sees the announcement.
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Reviewed head 1e17a307d94be594c633e91740c43b4e46a29291 against base 0eee916849a57335effff60213d0c473b0193848, incrementally from b92b75e3b97c555228abc064acdb51088f5f7038 and accounting for the base merge.
The socket plan now withdraws a marker when its endpoint is unannounced as well as when the session ends, with a regression case. It also restores precedence for a reachable current route. That addresses my prior stale-marker finding.
P2: Preserve request scope when caching a permanent refusal — quest/m1/group-error-cache.md:45-53. The recommended classification makes NotFound and Unauthorized permanent properties of the error kind, and the goal says a permanent error binds every later reader. But Fill::reject currently treats even a miss as specific to the request: a FETCH starting at a group's expired head can be refused while a later reader starting at its retained tail can still be served (rs/moq-net/src/model/track/fill.rs:1232-1254). Likewise, a stream Unauthorized means a grant does not cover the request or no longer does; Error::Expired maps to the same wire code (rs/moq-net/src/error.rs:244-248, 711). Caching either answer for the entire group indefinitely can deny a different valid range or a reader after credentials change. Distinguish definitive group absence from request/range or authorization-scoped refusals, and test a head miss followed by a readable tail and refreshed authorization before making an error bind everyone.
Verification: GitHub-only static plan and source comparison. I did not run the relay harness or implement the proposed cache.
#7917's follow-refused-retry quest required the HLS contributions quest,
which this PR completes and deletes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Plans the seven follow-ups the maintainer picked on 2026-11-04, plus an eighth the maintainer asked for while settling moq-dev/moq#7872. Each quest's Plan records the pick as "Planned 2026-11-04 with the maintainer" with its source PR.
Quests
quest/m0/nightly/)Summary
gst flake (m0). The plan collects four failures with three different signatures:
5 never reached a padafter the 10 s wall-clock wait (#7888); a fast 0.1 s run where the pad got anEosand every round replayed the previous round's buffers (#7606, merge queue);Err(unroutable)unwrapped in the merge queue (#7296); and a loaded local run (#7761). So it is probably not purely load-bound, and the plan asks for each cause to be found under the epic's rules.Typed CPU error (m1). moq-dev/moq#7873 hasn't merged. Its quest,
quest/m1/rind/transport.md, is in the tree, so the new quest has a## Requirededge on it rather than a## Waitingitem. The plan flags that feat(transport)!: move native cryptography to rind #7873'sproviderfeature pulls in rustls, which moq-auth's core build and e2ee don't have, and recommends moving the type to a rind-only feature.Receive windows to m1. moq-dev/moq#7838 merged at 2026-11-04 18:41Z, so this PR runs
quest mvon the quest, gives it a Required edge onquest/m1/group-drops.mdin place of its Waiting item, and drops it from the m0 Nightly epic's Required list. A note in that epic's Plan says where it went.IETF datagram status. Added to
datagram-tracks/ietf.md's Plan. Rust's code isrecv_datagraminrs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rsandstatus_definedinrs/moq-net/src/ietf/object.rs. JS's#recvDatagramdrops an undefined status silently, on main and in feat(net)!: split JavaScript datagram tracks #7846.Old-hop dial signal (m2). Recommended: when a dial's interest reaches the relay, it asks its older sessions whose publish grant covers the dialed path, using a request that names that path. A lite-06 peer does announce its hidden endpoint to such a request. If one does, the relay sends a marker for that exact path on the current moq-lite wip, and the dial fails
Unsupported. A dial to an absent peer keeps waiting. Open in the quest: how the probe reaches the relay holding the older session across cluster links, which ask for everything rather than a dialer's narrow interest.Refused follower (m2). Recommended: after a refusal, wait on the route table's path-scoped
Watch, whichrouted_broadcastalready uses, so a handler swap re-asks the path without any announcement event. It has a Required edge onquest/m0/hls-contributions.md, whose open PR moq-dev/moq#7836 adds therefusedstate.JS group demand (m1). Match Rust's
Fill::wantedrule ("a reader still reads it") at the point where demand is computed, so lite fills and IETF range fetches both follow it. Ordered against the drop set.Group error caching (m1). The quest inventories every place a group error is recorded, in Rust and JS. It proposes the smallest permanent/retryable split (recommended: not found, past the end and unauthorized are permanent; old, lagged, evicted, cancelled and unroutable are retryable), with retryable errors kept only for a bounded time drawn from bounds the track already has. It also fixes the two main-branch paths that cache
Oldfor good: the live SUBSCRIBE_DROP arm inlite/subscriber.rs, andFill::rejectunder the publisher's max age. It has Required edges on the drop set (moq-dev/moq#7670) and Lite-07 ranges (moq-dev/moq#7872), since both open PRs rewrite the same recording paths. One question is left for the quest to settle with the maintainer: the drop set keeps a received stale run until a widening, with no time bound. The quest recommends treating that budget scoping asOld's bound, and applying the time bound to the other retryable kinds.Overlap checks
quest/m1/rind/transport.mdmentions the type. The new quest joins that epic.datagram-tracks/ietf.mdowns IETF datagram mapping. moq-dev/moq#7846 also edits that file (it drops the Required onjs.md). Expect a small merge.quest/m1/socket/README.mdrecords fix(net): fail socket dials and accepts behind an older moq-lite hop #7888's first-hop check but plans no signal. Route interest prefixes is unrelated.Decisions
Settled by the maintainer on 2026-11-04, when picking
/quest-merge:restarts_under_reconnects_interleave_on_one_padcarries#[ignore = "flaky under load; see quest/m0/test-flakes-2/gst-reconnect-interleave.md"], following the repo's existing"<reason>; see quest/<path>"format. The quest's Goal and Plan say the fix removes the ignore.UnsupportedCpulives:providerwithin feat(transport)!: move native cryptography to rind #7873.Choices made without asking
## Waiting. Its quest is in the tree, and the quest guide uses## Requiredfor that, so the new quest gets a Required edge.UnsupportedtoUnsupportedCpu, matching moq-auth and moq-hls. It also includes moq-rtmp if the type stops needing rustls.Impact
Public API: none. Wire: none. Besides the quest files, the only changes are the
#[ignore]on one moq-gst unit test and itssh/gh/test-inventory.allowentry.Validation
quest check --base origin/main --branch quest-plan/followups-2026-11-04c: 594 documents ok, after merging origin/main.sh/markdown.sh check: passes (afterbun install --frozen-lockfile).sh/gh/test-inventory.py: passes with the allowlist entry for the ignored test.quest gate cargo test -p moq-gst(in the dev shell): the lib suite reports 173 passed and 1 ignored (the test above, with its reason), plus 52 and 1 in the other targets, with no failures.cargo fmt -p moq-gst --checkpasses.Review
Latest: local review session
01a1a8b2-9830-7890-9cd2-f96932b8aca7, by Codexgpt-6.1-solat medium effort.Round 1 (head
b5404a89a32f1a5c413bcb6c5e3167b3e80d197e, with responses): no findings.Responses given:
quest/m2/socket-old-hop-signal.md, a grant-scoped marker failing a dial to an absent peer: fixed inb5404a89a3. The relay now probes its older sessions for the dialed path and marks only an endpoint that exists. A test case covers an absent peer under another lite-06 session's grant.33113f986d: the maintainer-decided one-line#[ignore]and the recorded feat(transport)!: move native cryptography to rind #7873 decision. This round reviewed it with the rest of the head.Round 2 (head
b92b75e3b97c555228abc064acdb51088f5f7038, with responses): no findings.Responses given:
follow-refused-retry.md:31: the quest namedrouted_broadcast, which no longer exists. Fixed inb92b75e3b9, which now namesorigin::Consumer::request(Requesting).cpu-error.md:7, suggesting the Goal drop theprovider::path: not applied. Pullfrog withdrew it once the maintainer decided feat(transport)!: move native cryptography to rind #7873 lands with the type inprovider.Round 3 (head
fe0be6d6dfacd20c16d9e8b7069d00161381aba2, with responses): no findings. It covers the newgroup-error-cache.mdand a conflict-free merge of origin/main.Round 4 (head
6f2163c192935dd9322a9386abd5f122f215f0c5, with responses): no findings. Responses given:34d9d30faa, merged: adds the ignored gst test tosh/gh/test-inventory.allow, owned by its quest.sh/gh/test-inventory.pypasses.socket-old-hop-signal.md:50: fixed in6f2163c192. An announced route wins over the marker, and the marker goes when the older session unannounces the endpoint, not only when the session ends. I also corrected the cluster example, since a dial sends no SUBSCRIBE before the endpoint is announced.Design checkpoint at round 4: the approach holds and no finding is open. I recommend merging as is.
Round 5 (head
1e17a307d94be594c633e91740c43b4e46a29291, with responses): no findings. It covers fixes for CodeRabbit's review onb92b75e3b9:socket-old-hop-signal.md, the SUBSCRIBE probe trigger: already fixed in6f2163c192.socket-old-hop-signal.md, late announcement: added a test case.js-group-demand.md: added an IETF range-fetch test case.follow-refused-retry.md, the swap expectation: the Goal is narrowed to an overlapping swap. A swap that drops the old route first already ends and restarts the path.follow-refused-retry.md: a re-ask now happens only when the selected route changes, and a lower-ranked change doesn't trigger one.gst-reconnect-interleave.md: CodeRabbit's suggestion that theEosis an intended retirement and the test lacks a relist wait is recorded as the first lead, not as the cause, since the quest still has to reproduce it.Earlier: session
01a1a8a8-8849-7221-a324-0638a59e176a, round 1 on50fa247d0f, found nothing.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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