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test(net)!: Rust-JS datagram tracks on lite-07, and QMux sessions return once established - #8054
The datagram tracks epic (quest/m1/datagram-tracks/README.md) still needed a Rust-JS interop test of a datagram track on lite-07, direct and through a relay. Writing that test showed JS and Rust could not exchange datagrams over WebSocket at all:
Both QMux implementations exposed a WebSocket session before the peer's transport parameters arrived. moq-net reads maxDatagramSize / max_datagram_size() when a session starts, saw 0, and turned datagrams off for the whole session. The JS publisher answered every DATAGRAMS request with a reset ("transport does not support datagrams"). The JS subscriber never started its datagram reader. Rust's DatagramRecv was disabled on a client that connected over WebSocket.
The JS WebSocketStream ponyfill dropped a datagram queued behind any write in flight. Its writable used the default one-chunk high-water mark, so desiredSize was 0 during every write. The qmux scheduler takes that as backpressure and sheds the datagram. Two datagrams written back to back lost one.
Approach
Interop test.rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/datagram_tracks.rs drives test/datagram-tracks/client.ts over QMux on WebSocket, on lite-07, in four topologies: Rust→JS and JS→Rust, each direct and through a Rust relay. Broadcast dg holds:
a timed datagram track audio, with a sequence past 2^53 and publisher priority −7;
an untimed datagram track events, including an empty payload;
a stream track also named audio, to check that the two kinds of track keep separate namespaces.
Each end checks the info (timescale and publisher priority), that the subscriber priority reaches the publisher, every datagram and frame, and the end of each track. WebSocket delivers in order, so every datagram written after the answer must arrive. Datagrams are compared as a set, since they are unordered. Ends coordinate over stdin/stdout, with no timers. Run with just test datagram-tracks; it is a step in the interop workflow and in the release-gate paths. All four topologies run in about 1 s.
@moq/qmuxready resolves once the peer's transport parameters arrive, as a WebTransport handshake completes. A new Config.handshakeTimeout (default 10 s, like Rust's Config::handshake_timeout) closes the session when they don't arrive in time. Without it, a peer that never sends them held ready forever on qmux-00 or with the idle timer off.
Rust qmux::ws sessions return once established. This matches Session::connect/accept, which already waited.
Ponyfill backpressure counts a chunk only when the bytes the socket buffers plus the bytes still queued would pass the mark. desiredSize reaches 0 only when the socket has a real backlog. Each chunk's size is recorded when it is queued, so a resizable buffer can't skew the count.
@moq/p2pTransport. A ready rejection no longer overrides a started session's own closed, and no longer closes its channel. A session closed before its handshake finished still closes gracefully.
The epic is finished: its README and every link to it are deleted.
Impact
Breaking (Rust qmux):ws::Upgraded::connect and accept are now async. Like ws::Client::connect and ws::Server::accept, they return only once the peer's parameters arrive.
Migration: await them. Start both ends of an in-process pair together (for example tokio::join!), because each waits for the other.
Behavior (@moq/qmux):Session.ready waits for the peer's transport parameters, not just the WebSocket opening.
API (@moq/qmux): new Config.handshakeTimeout?: number | null (milliseconds, default 10 000; null waits indefinitely, zero is refused). A session whose peer sends no parameters within it closes with "handshake timeout".
Behavior (@moq/qmux ponyfill): a write in flight under the high-water mark no longer reports backpressure.
Wire: no change.
Choices made without asking
Fixed QMux in both languages instead of moq-net. QMux is a WebTransport polyfill, and every QUIC/WebTransport path already knows its datagram limit when a session starts. moq-net reads that limit at setup in several places (lite and IETF). Rejected alternative: re-check the limit lazily inside moq-net, which would add the same race at every one of those sites.
WebSocket, not WebTransport, for the test. WebSocket is deterministic, so the test can assert exact delivery. Over loopback QUIC the same assertions would be flaky.
Test fixes forced by the new ready meaning:
Scripted-peer tests that used ready as "socket opened" now wait for the session to take its socket.
Fake WebSocket servers in @moq/net and moq-tokio now send their QMux parameters.
The p2p silent-dialer test waits for its session with a bounded microtask drain, as the qmux tests already do.
Validation
just ci origin/main: passes on 29761e273b. An earlier run on this round failed only moq-relay::integration runtime_uring::uring_sessions_log_their_close_under_a_connection_span with io_uring RLIMIT_MEMLOCK exhaustion shared by the host's parallel sessions; it passed on the rerun.
just test datagram-tracks: passes on 29761e273b.
bun test in js/qmux (236 pass), js/p2p (11 pass), and js/net (3064 pass, on ae13f15335).
Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base and reordered the inherited QMux test handshake setup; passed python3 sh/js/workspace.py check /tmp/quest-8054-js-files, python3 sh/js/workspace.py test /tmp/quest-8054-js-files, cargo test --locked -p qmux[at]0.7.0 -p moq-tokio -p moq-relay, and bun x biome check js/qmux/src/session.test.ts. (head aa27d68)
Codex (quest review), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort.
Round 1 on 29761e273b6004923e61113f931cab4be2ca65ce: no findings. Head ae13f15335 adds only a conflict-free merge of origin/main.
Earlier rounds, before this one's changes: round 1 on c30549764d found that the WebSocket accept deadline didn't bound QMux establishment (fixed, with silent_qmux_peer_is_refused_at_the_deadline); round 2 on 4e7675f27c found nothing.
Online review threads, all fixed in this round and replied to: the missing JS handshake deadline (pullfrog and CodeRabbit), the queued-chunk size snapshot, the same-turn connect test's WebSocket that could never become ready, and stale datagram-tracks prose in quest/m2/recut-held.md and quest/m5/net-wrap/README.md. The p2p silent-dialer test now expects the handshake deadline, which fires before its 30 s idle one.
Follow-ups
Chromium's native WebSocketStream may report the same in-flight backpressure the ponyfill did. Datagrams there may shed whenever any write is pending. Measuring that in a browser would show whether it needs the same fix.
…relay
The interop test found that neither QMux implementation reported a
WebSocket session's datagram limit when moq-net read it at setup, and
the JS WebSocket ponyfill dropped a datagram behind any write in flight.
- @moq/qmux: `ready` resolves once the peer's transport parameters arrive.
- qmux (Rust): `ws::Upgraded::connect`/`accept` are async and, like every
other entry point, return the session once established.
- WebSocketStream ponyfill: backpressure counts only a backlog past the mark.
Finishes the datagram tracks epic.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
QMux readiness now resolves after peer transport parameters arrive in JavaScript and Rust. JavaScript adds a configurable handshake timeout, and Rust WebSocket establishment is asynchronous and bounded by the server deadline. The WebSocket writable now accounts for queued bytes when applying backpressure. The pull request adds Rust-JavaScript datagram-track interoperability scenarios and connects them to the interop workflow. Quest documents and milestone lists update their datagram-track references.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to aa27d
The identified handshake, backpressure-accounting, and planning issues have been addressed. No actionable issue remains before merge beyond normal checks.
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Reviewed head db8e2ea5f5199bba3bccb00c59948ae9a2d36382 against base 45930a78eba3e88794676842e50a70367d998e16.
No actionable correctness findings in the changed code. I checked the JS readiness/close paths, ponyfill queued-byte backpressure accounting and scheduler interaction, Rust WebSocket establishment and accept-deadline propagation, and the four-topology datagram interop test and CI wiring.
Direction: no code change requested from this review. Keep the native Chromium WebSocketStream behavior identified in the PR as a separate browser-verification follow-up, and wait for the current checks before treating validation as complete.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static review; I did not run the Rust/Bun tests or browser interop. The current head's Check workflow was still in progress when reviewed. This is a COMMENT review, not an approval.
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Important
Two in-repo peers still treat ready as "the socket opened" and never send QMux parameters, so the redefined ready leaves them hanging or failing. js/qmux/bench/datagrams.ts deadlocks, and js/net/bench/qmux.ts (nightly just js qmux-bench) now fails.
Reviewed changes
Interop test — rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/datagram_tracks.rs plus test/datagram-tracks/client.ts cover Rust→JS and JS→Rust, direct and relayed, with a timed datagram track, an untimed one, and a same-named stream track; wired into interop.yml and release-gate.yml.
JS Session.ready — resolves in #onParams instead of at socket start, so datagrams.maxDatagramSize and stream limits are known when it settles.
Rust qmux::ws — Upgraded::{connect,accept} and ws::{Client,Server} are async and wait for establishment; moq-tokio's WebSocket accept puts QMux establishment under the SETUP deadline.
Ponyfill backpressure — highWaterMark: 1 with a size() that counts socket-buffered plus still-queued bytes against the byte mark.
@moq/p2p transport — a ready rejection no longer rejects a started session's closed or closes its channel.
Quest — m1/datagram-tracks deleted with every link to it scrubbed.
I traced the ponyfill accounting against the WritableStream spec: sizeAlgorithm runs once per accepted write and dequeue subtracts the stored size, so queued cannot go negative; an abort leaves stale bytes but the stream is one-shot, so desiredSize is never read again. The Rust call sites all move to concurrent establishment (join!, spawn, or the within deadline), and p2p's #active guard holds because every ready rejection comes from a close that also settles closed.
⚠️ Two benches still await ready against peers that never send parameters
Session.ready used to resolve when the WebSocket opened, so a scripted or fake peer that never speaks QMux was enough. Both benches were left behind when the ~60 test call sites moved to the new started(peer) helper: js/qmux/bench/datagrams.ts:34 supplies a scripted peer and idleTimeout: null, so ready never settles and just js qmux-datagrams-bench hangs forever; js/net/bench/qmux-eager.ts:8 and qmux-lazy.ts:7 dial js/net/bench/qmux.ts, whose websocket: { message() {} } handler answers nothing, so ready only settles on the 30 s idle abort and the nightly just js qmux-bench step goes red.
Technical details
# Benches await a `ready` their peers never satisfy## Affected sites-`js/qmux/bench/datagrams.ts:34` — `await session.ready` before the first `incoming.enqueue`; the
scripted source never enqueues TRANSPORT_PARAMETERS and `{ idleTimeout: null }` disarms the only
timer, so this parks forever.
-`js/net/bench/qmux-eager.ts:8`, `js/net/bench/qmux-lazy.ts:7` — `new Session(url)` then
`await session.ready`; `js/net/bench/qmux.ts`'s handler (`websocket: { message() {} }`) answers
nothing, so `ready` settles only on the idle abort. The runner is the `qmux-bench` step at
`.github/workflows/nightly.yml:479`, which has no `continue-on-error`.
## Required outcome- Both benches complete again: the datagram benchmark must start enqueueing without waiting on a
peer that does not speak QMux, and the fallback benchmark must measure socket-open cost without
depending on a handshake its server never completes.
## Suggested approach (optional)-`datagrams.ts` needs no parameters; yield for the session's `opened` handler (the microtask that
starts the read loop) instead of awaiting `ready`. Deleting the await alone is not enough, since
`#startSession`/`#readLoop` run from that callback.
- For `js/net/bench/qmux.ts`, have the Bun server answer with TRANSPORT_PARAMETERS
(`Frame.encode({ type: "transport_parameters", params: … }, "qmux-01")`), or time the open
differently; the benchmark's subject is startup cost, not the in-band handshake.
Fixed the failed Check job and pushed to quest/m1/datagram-tracks/README.
Diagnosis. This was not a flake. The branch had fallen 10 commits behind main, and CI builds the PR merge with main. Meanwhile main moved the WebSocket accept deadline from websocket::Options.timeout to moq_net::Server::with_timeout, so the merged tree no longer has that field, while this PR's new regression test still wrote options.timeout = Some(timeout) (rs/moq-tokio/src/websocket.rs:1171) — hence error[E0609]: no field timeout on type websocket::Options.
Fix. Merged origin/main into the branch (the merge keeps this PR's within(deadline, accepted) wrapper around QMux establishment, which is the actual behavior change) and updated silent_qmux_peer_is_refused_at_the_deadline to set the deadline the way main now does: moq_net::Server::new().with_timeout(Some(timeout)). Commit 846df395a.
Verification on the merged tree:
cargo test -p moq-tokio --lib --features driver,net,webrtc: 412 passed, including both timeout_tests.
cargo test -p qmux@0.7.0 --lib --features tcp,tls,ws,wss: 67 passed.
cargo test --no-run -p moq-tokio -p qmux@0.7.0 --tests (with the CI feature set) and cargo test --no-run -p moq-relay --features moq-relay/test-support --tests both compile.
cargo clippy -p moq-tokio --all-targets --features driver,net,webrtc -- -D warnings and cargo fmt --check are clean.
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Actionable comments posted: 4
Nitpick comments: 1
js/qmux/src/web-socket-stream.test.ts: 1
133-139: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test backpressure with multibyte strings.
The binary assertions would miss UTF-16 length accounting for queued strings. Add a string whose UTF-8 size crosses the mark while its UTF-16 length does not. Count sent strings in UTF-8 bytes in FakeWebSocket too.
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- this.bufferedAmount += typeof data === "string" ? data.length : data.byteLength;+ this.bufferedAmount += typeof data === "string" ? new TextEncoder().encode(data).byteLength : data.byteLength;
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Review comment at @js/qmux/src/web-socket-stream.test.ts around lines 133 - 139:
Update the backpressure tests to cover a multibyte string whose UTF-8 byte size
crosses the high-water mark while its UTF-16 length does not. In FakeWebSocket,
count sent strings by their UTF-8 byte size, preserving byteLength accounting
for binary data; retain the existing binary assertions.
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Review comments at @js/qmux/src/session.ts:
- Around line 936-938: Update the establishment deadline handling around
#startIdleTimerIfEnabled so qmux-00 sessions time out while awaiting peer
transport parameters, even without a record-layer idle timer; ensure expiration
settles pending readiness and stream creation rather than leaving them pending
indefinitely.
Review comments at @js/qmux/src/web-socket-stream.ts:
- Around line 210-212: Update the queued-chunk accounting in the write callback
to subtract the chunk size captured when it enters the queue, rather than
recalculating it with byteLength at write time. Preserve the existing
queued-size behavior for chunks whose backing buffer is resized before writing.
Review comments at @quest/m2/recut-held.md:
- Line 7: Remove the obsolete net-wrap milestone-reference update from the
re-cut plan, since the datagram-tracks reference no longer exists. Preserve the
remaining plan items, including drop-set and rind.
Review comments at @quest/m5/net-wrap/README.md:
- Around line 44-47: Update the datagram-tracks paragraph in the README to list
the current datagram producer and consumer operations instead of
append_datagram, insert_datagram, and recv_datagram. Verify the exact operation
names against the current datagram producer and consumer traits rather than
guessing.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @js/qmux/src/web-socket-stream.test.ts:
- Around line 133-139: Update the backpressure tests to cover a multibyte string
whose UTF-8 byte size crosses the high-water mark while its UTF-16 length does
not. In FakeWebSocket, count sent strings by their UTF-8 byte size, preserving
byteLength accounting for binary data; retain the existing binary assertions.
---
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.github/workflows/interop.yml
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js/net/src/connection/connect.test.ts
js/p2p/src/transport.test.ts
js/p2p/src/transport.ts
js/qmux/src/session.test.ts
js/qmux/src/session.ts
js/qmux/src/web-socket-stream.test.ts
js/qmux/src/web-socket-stream.ts
quest/m1/README.md
quest/m1/datagram-tracks/README.md
quest/m2/README.md
quest/m2/lite07-finalize.md
quest/m2/recut-held.md
quest/m2/subscribe-ranges/README.md
quest/m2/time-addressing/lite07.md
quest/m2/time-addressing/model.md
quest/m3/lite-tail-drop-count.md
quest/m5/net-wrap/README.md
quest/m5/net-wrap/e2ee.md
quest/m5/net-wrap/traits.md
rs/moq-relay/src/web.rs
rs/moq-relay/src/websocket.rs
rs/moq-tokio/src/server.rs
rs/moq-tokio/src/websocket.rs
rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/datagram_tracks.rs
rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/main.rs
rs/qmux/benches/receive.rs
rs/qmux/src/session.rs
rs/qmux/src/ws.rs
test/datagram-tracks/client.ts
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Maintainer decision (2026-11-06, /quest-spawn): ✅ fix it in QMux, in both languages, as this PR does. The Rust qmux::ws::Upgraded::connect/accept break is accepted. Not chosen: re-checking the datagram limit after setup in moq-net.
…nk sizes
A peer that opens the socket but never sends TRANSPORT_PARAMETERS held
ready forever on qmux-00 or with the idle timeout disabled. handshakeTimeout
(default 10s, like Rust's Config::handshake_timeout) closes the session.
The ponyfill now subtracts each chunk's size as measured on entry, and the
same-turn connect test feeds its WebSocket a real QMux parameters frame.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Important
The new handshakeTimeout default turns the two in-repo benchmarks that await ready against peers which never send transport parameters into deterministic failures: nightly just js qmux-bench goes red, and just js qmux-datagrams-bench throws after 10 s.
Reviewed changes
Handshake deadline — Config.handshakeTimeout (milliseconds or null, default 10 000 ms, zero refused) is armed in #startSession; a session whose peer never sends TRANSPORT_PARAMETERS aborts with "handshake timeout", so ready now settles on qmux-00 and with the idle timer disabled.
Config validation and API — resolveConfig validates idleTimeout and handshakeTimeout in one pass, and index.api.md records the new field.
Ponyfill queued sizes — each chunk's size is captured when it enters the queue and subtracted when written, so a resized buffer no longer skews the backlog count.
Tests — a qmux-00 handshake-deadline test, a p2p silent-dialer test that now expects the handshake deadline instead of the idle timeout, the same-turn WebSocket race test opening with qmuxStreams(), and tokio timeout tests taking the accept deadline from moq_net::Server::with_timeout after main removed Options.timeout.
Quest prose — stale datagram-tracks prose dropped from recut-held and net-wrap, with the net-wrap datagram bullet naming the current datagram::Producer/Consumer methods.
⚠️ Benchmarks await a ready their peers never complete
The two benchmarks flagged in the previous review still await session.ready against peers that never send TRANSPORT_PARAMETERS, and the new 10 s default now makes that fail every time rather than only under the idle timer. js/net/bench/qmux.ts upgrades the WebSocket with websocket: { message() {} }, so each measureQmux call rejects at the deadline and the nightly qmux-bench step fails; js/qmux/bench/datagrams.ts uses idleTimeout: null, and its scripted peer now rejects the same way. I reproduced the first case with the bench server's shape: ready rejected after 10010ms: handshake timeout.
Technical details
# Benchmarks await a `ready` their peers never satisfy## Affected sites-`js/net/bench/qmux.ts:37` — the fallback server's `websocket: { message() {} }` answers nothing, so the
peer never sends TRANSPORT_PARAMETERS.
-`js/net/bench/qmux-eager.ts:8`, `js/net/bench/qmux-lazy.ts:7` — `new Session(url)` then
`await session.ready`, which now rejects at the 10 s default handshake deadline; each round throws.
Runner: `.github/workflows/nightly.yml:479` (`just js qmux-bench`), no `continue-on-error`.
-`js/qmux/bench/datagrams.ts:34` — scripted peer, `{ config: { idleTimeout: null } }`, then
`await session.ready`; previously parked forever, now throws at the handshake deadline
(`just js qmux-datagrams-bench`).
## Required outcome- Both benchmarks complete again. The startup benchmark should still measure a real WebSocket/QMux
negotiation, and the datagram benchmark should start enqueueing without depending on a handshake
its fake peer never performs.
## Suggested approach (optional)- Have `js/net/bench/qmux.ts`'s server send its TRANSPORT_PARAMETERS after the upgrade, as
`qmuxStreams()` in `js/net/src/connection/connect.test.ts` does for the client side, so the
measured latency still includes real negotiation.
- In `datagrams.ts`, enqueue the fake session's TRANSPORT_PARAMETERS (defaults are enough) into the
readable before the datagrams, or wait for the socket to start instead of `ready`.
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Reviewed head ae13f1533512c1f717ca8bed1fba044c6a8a39f9 against base 0ed6ceb034f960b871d36a78698a17d3801bb0fe. Incremental review compared the prior and current PR-owned patches against their respective merge bases, excluding changes inherited from main.
The handshake deadline, queued-size snapshot, same-turn connection fixture, and server-owned Rust deadline updates address the relevant earlier findings. I found no additional defect in those fixes.
One previously reported issue remains: the benchmark peers still do not perform the handshake. At js/qmux/bench/datagrams.ts:34, await session.ready precedes any inbound frame and the fake peer never sends transport parameters. At js/net/bench/qmux.ts:37, the server's empty message handler likewise never answers the eager/lazy clients waiting at qmux-eager.ts:8 and qmux-lazy.ts:7. The new default makes these waits reject with "handshake timeout" after 10 seconds; the latter is invoked by the nightly WebSocket fallback startup benchmark. This confirms the existing benchmark finding, including the latest Pullfrog review, rather than adding a duplicate inline thread.
Direction: keep establishment in QMux, and complete the in-repo caller migration by having both benchmark peers send valid transport parameters before awaiting readiness. Disabling the deadline would only restore a hang. The native Chromium WebSocketStream backpressure question still needs separate browser verification.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static inspection of the incremental patches, relevant session/timer/ponyfill code, benchmark callers, and review discussion. I did not run tests, benchmarks, quest context, or a browser, and did not independently reproduce other reviewers' runtime results. This is a COMMENT review, not an approval.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at ae13f15 because its merge_group build failed (failed_checks).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
The base added a send-stream statistics test that awaited session.ready before sending peer transport parameters. This PR makes readiness wait for those parameters, so the inherited setup timed out. Merged base and moved the parameter send before awaiting readiness, matching the PR's other test setup updates. Production behavior is unchanged. The timeout reproduced before the fix and the focused test passed afterward. Full JavaScript workspace tests, type checks, builds and API checks passed, as did Rust tests for qmux, moq-tokio and moq-relay.
quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at aa27d68, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with the land fixer's fix (codex / Codex): Merged base and reordered the inherited QMux test handshake setup; passed python3 sh/js/workspace.py check /tmp/quest-8054-js-files, python3 sh/js/workspace.py test /tmp/quest-8054-js-files, cargo test --locked -p qmux[at]0.7.0 -p moq-tokio -p moq-relay, and bun x biome check js/qmux/src/session.test.ts..
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ℹ️ No new issues in this delta — the only PR-authored change is a test-only ordering fix. This stays non-approving because the benchmark handshake issue raised in the previous review is unchanged.
Reviewed changes
QMux test ordering — The inherited "a send stream's bytes count as acknowledged" test now sends the peer's TRANSPORT_PARAMETERS before awaiting ready, so it no longer waits out the 10 s handshake deadline.
Main merge — main at 4923bf691 merged with no conflict changes to PR source; getStats survives beside handshakeTimeout, tokio accept still uses moq_net::Server::with_timeout, and the datagram-tracks quest file plus all links stay deleted.
I ran the affected suites on aa27d6896: js/qmuxsrc/session.test.ts (129 pass), js/netsrc/connection/connect.test.ts (57 pass), js/p2p (11 pass).
The two in-repo benchmarks still await ready against peers that send no transport parameters (js/net/bench/qmux.ts and js/qmux/bench/datagrams.ts), so the 10 s default turns them into deterministic failures. That finding is from the previous review and untouched by these commits; it needs the peer to answer with parameters (or the wait moved off ready) before the nightly qmux-bench step can pass.
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Problem
The datagram tracks epic (quest/m1/datagram-tracks/README.md) still needed a Rust-JS interop test of a datagram track on lite-07, direct and through a relay. Writing that test showed JS and Rust could not exchange datagrams over WebSocket at all:
maxDatagramSize/max_datagram_size()when a session starts, saw 0, and turned datagrams off for the whole session. The JS publisher answered every DATAGRAMS request with a reset ("transport does not support datagrams"). The JS subscriber never started its datagram reader. Rust'sDatagramRecvwas disabled on a client that connected over WebSocket.WebSocketStreamponyfill dropped a datagram queued behind any write in flight. Its writable used the default one-chunk high-water mark, sodesiredSizewas 0 during every write. The qmux scheduler takes that as backpressure and sheds the datagram. Two datagrams written back to back lost one.Approach
Interop test.
rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/datagram_tracks.rsdrivestest/datagram-tracks/client.tsover QMux on WebSocket, on lite-07, in four topologies: Rust→JS and JS→Rust, each direct and through a Rust relay. Broadcastdgholds:audio, with a sequence past 2^53 and publisher priority −7;events, including an empty payload;audio, to check that the two kinds of track keep separate namespaces.Each end checks the info (timescale and publisher priority), that the subscriber priority reaches the publisher, every datagram and frame, and the end of each track. WebSocket delivers in order, so every datagram written after the answer must arrive. Datagrams are compared as a set, since they are unordered. Ends coordinate over stdin/stdout, with no timers. Run with
just test datagram-tracks; it is a step in the interop workflow and in the release-gate paths. All four topologies run in about 1 s.@moq/qmuxreadyresolves once the peer's transport parameters arrive, as a WebTransport handshake completes. A newConfig.handshakeTimeout(default 10 s, like Rust'sConfig::handshake_timeout) closes the session when they don't arrive in time. Without it, a peer that never sends them heldreadyforever on qmux-00 or with the idle timer off.Rust
qmux::wssessions return once established. This matchesSession::connect/accept, which already waited.Ponyfill backpressure counts a chunk only when the bytes the socket buffers plus the bytes still queued would pass the mark.
desiredSizereaches 0 only when the socket has a real backlog. Each chunk's size is recorded when it is queued, so a resizable buffer can't skew the count.@moq/p2pTransport. Areadyrejection no longer overrides a started session's ownclosed, and no longer closes its channel. A session closed before its handshake finished still closes gracefully.The epic is finished: its README and every link to it are deleted.
Impact
qmux):ws::Upgraded::connectandacceptare nowasync. Likews::Client::connectandws::Server::accept, they return only once the peer's parameters arrive.tokio::join!), because each waits for the other.@moq/qmux):Session.readywaits for the peer's transport parameters, not just the WebSocket opening.@moq/qmux): newConfig.handshakeTimeout?: number | null(milliseconds, default 10 000;nullwaits indefinitely, zero is refused). A session whose peer sends no parameters within it closes with "handshake timeout".@moq/qmuxponyfill): a write in flight under the high-water mark no longer reports backpressure.Choices made without asking
readymeaning:readyas "socket opened" now wait for the session to take its socket.@moq/netand moq-tokio now send their QMux parameters.Validation
just ci origin/main: passes on29761e273b. An earlier run on this round failed onlymoq-relay::integration runtime_uring::uring_sessions_log_their_close_under_a_connection_spanwith io_uringRLIMIT_MEMLOCKexhaustion shared by the host's parallel sessions; it passed on the rerun.just test datagram-tracks: passes on29761e273b.bun testinjs/qmux(236 pass),js/p2p(11 pass), andjs/net(3064 pass, onae13f15335).Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base and reordered the inherited QMux test handshake setup; passed python3 sh/js/workspace.py check /tmp/quest-8054-js-files, python3 sh/js/workspace.py test /tmp/quest-8054-js-files, cargo test --locked -p qmux[at]0.7.0 -p moq-tokio -p moq-relay, and bun x biome check js/qmux/src/session.test.ts.(head aa27d68)Codex (
quest review), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort.29761e273b6004923e61113f931cab4be2ca65ce: no findings. Headae13f15335adds only a conflict-free merge oforigin/main.Earlier rounds, before this one's changes: round 1 on
c30549764dfound that the WebSocket accept deadline didn't bound QMux establishment (fixed, withsilent_qmux_peer_is_refused_at_the_deadline); round 2 on4e7675f27cfound nothing.Online review threads, all fixed in this round and replied to: the missing JS handshake deadline (pullfrog and CodeRabbit), the queued-chunk size snapshot, the same-turn connect test's WebSocket that could never become ready, and stale datagram-tracks prose in
quest/m2/recut-held.mdandquest/m5/net-wrap/README.md. The p2p silent-dialer test now expects the handshake deadline, which fires before its 30 s idle one.Follow-ups
WebSocketStreammay report the same in-flight backpressure the ponyfill did. Datagrams there may shed whenever any write is pending. Measuring that in a browser would show whether it needs the same fix.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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