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quest: plan fixes from the protocol, relay, and auth invariant audit - #8149
An audit of invariants the protocol, relay, and auth code relies on but does not enforce (rs/moq-net, js/net, rs/qmux, js/qmux, rs/moq-relay, rs/moq-auth, js/auth). Six auditors swept one area each, and the high and medium findings were re-read against their call sites. This PR plans the fixes: 15 new quests, plus one bullet added to an existing quest.
a session stalls once cancelled streams leak connection credit; a short RESET final size makes a Rust peer close with FINAL_SIZE_ERROR; the control lane is unbounded
Writer and request-queue state held in Options and debug asserts: moq-dev/moq#8145, the explicit-state epic.
Deliberate and tested: union bitrate caps (the_union_of_credentials_paces_the_connection).
Doc-only: the transport::Probe contract.
Low value against cost:
IETF request-id reuse after GOAWAY.
The Rust compress-head test.
The app-named ~ instance.
Decisions
Goal: each invariant is enforced where it enters (type, decode error, config validation, or test), or documented as out of scope, with one quest per independently fixable area.
✅ Confirm as proposed (recommended)
Only medium+ findings
Fewer, larger quests
Milestone for qmux credit and peer arithmetic:
✅ m0 (recommended)
m1
qmux m0, arithmetic m1
Milestone for the non-breaking fixes:
✅ m1, with mesh in the m3 mesh epic (recommended)
Security-ish in m1, the rest in m3
All m3
Milestone for Anchor::Oldest and auth serve policy:
✅ Both m2 (recommended)
Anchor m2, auth serve m4
Drop Anchor
Sequence reuse:
Seed from the high-water mark automatically (recommended)
New instance on restart
Docs and debug_assert only
✅ Other: "Make the application seed from high-water if they REALLY want to reuse tracks/broadcasts. We should try to prevent it because it is clearly misuse and will result in unintended behavior."
Datagram duplicates:
Document the exemption (recommended)
Drop repeats
✅ Other: "We should not waste resources trying to detect duplicates just to prevent application bugs", recorded as documenting the exemption.
Choices made without asking:
Sequence reuse went to m2 under the questline's breaking-change test, because calls that succeed today start failing.
just check: every check passes except test gh. In sh/go/publish-wrapper.test.sh, a signed tag opens vim under a global tag.gpgsign = true. That failure is pre-existing and tracked by quest/m0/local-checks-main.md.
Review
mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at fcd6c8f0002e5e873d9e4974ce346d0f979c9257 with the quest merge driver (head bf9df0f)
mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at 7dd3c07112ba60bee848b1f0cfdca247f59540b4 with the quest merge driver (head 63c666b)
mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at 295190d247c551289383b220e56091b3061bcac5 with the quest merge driver (head 6142e92)
Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 on head 4a64513: no findings.
No actionable findings in this planning diff. The proposed direction is sound: enforce invariants at their input boundaries, preserve the maintainer's explicit-seeding/datagram decisions, and prune the drop representation after Drop set rather than modifying the claimed work underneath it. The urgent qmux work includes the important held-write/STOP_SENDING regression, not merely queued-frame cancellation.
Representative source checks support the motivation: qmux advances sendOffset only after the scheduler's awaited write and discards late frames for closed receive halves; IETF refusal/join code contains the cited unchecked additions; auth queues grants and closes queued requests under the handle lock; and relay publish scoping has no reserved-stats exclusion. These are existing issues being scheduled, not new implementation findings introduced here.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of all 20 changed quest/index files and selected qmux, MoQ publisher/auth, relay and JS redirect code. I did not independently reproduce every audit claim or run tests, interop, builds or quest validation. Rechecked open/non-draft state, full head/base and published reviews immediately before posting. COMMENT only, not approval.
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Important
The m0 qmux quest's first finding does not reproduce against current main and cites handlers that do not exist. The rest of the audit's code claims check out.
Reviewed changes — read the full diff of all 20 quest and README files, then checked each load-bearing claim against the checkout.
Two m0 quests — peer/config arithmetic panics and wraps, and JS qmux credit, final sizes, and control-lane bounds.
Nine m1 quests — stats prefix, js/net input parity, strict token parsing, refused lite SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE, cluster peer identity, copy identity, auth stream bounds, relay config refusals, and drop-run pruning.
Three m2 quests — sequence reuse after recreation/restart, an explicit Anchor oldest variant, and moq auth serve admission policy.
One m3/mesh child quest — bounded enrollment and bounded-time revocation.
One m4 bullet — key the per-token session cap on the signing input, not the whole JWS.
Spot-checked claims that match the code: the unchecked refusal() (now + Duration), save_join's largest.object + 1, reconnect.rs's now +/mul_f64, the saturating_add(1) drop ranges, route/mod.rs's fd[&id].0 + 1, Range::oldest as Relative(u64::MAX), parseIpv4 rejecting 127.1/0x7f000001/2130706433, the 64 MiB JS ANNOUNCE_INIT against Rust's frame::SEGMENT - 16, checkSequence having no 2^64 bound, redact's origin + pathname, canonicalize_peer_key stripping userinfo, the static --cluster-connect path skipping the self filter, auth.rs's unreachable!, the hand-kept QMUX01_ONLY_ALPNS, Registration::drop removing by id, exp: Option<_> with required_spec_claims emptied, unauthenticated POST /, and the stats registry's Pattern::subtree exclusion.
ℹ️ Two m1 quests refuse configurations that start today, the reasoning that put auth-serve-policy in m2
relay-config-checks refuses runtime.pin without runtime.workers and stats on a clustered relay without stats.node, and cluster-peer-identity refuses --cluster-lan without a QUIC listener; each of those configurations starts today. The questline's breaking test explicitly counts "CLI flags, config keys, and environment variables", and this PR moved auth-serve-policy to m2 for the same operator-adaptation reason, so these read as the same class.
Technical details
# Startup refusals vs the milestone's breaking test## Affected sites-`quest/m1/relay-config-checks.md:8` — `runtime.pin` without `runtime.workers` becomes a startup refusal.
-`quest/m1/relay-config-checks.md:7` — clustered stats without `stats.node` is refused (unless it defaults to `cluster.node`).
-`quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md:9` — `--cluster-lan` without a QUIC listener is refused instead of advertising SRV port 0.
## Required outcome- One consistent rule for turning a previously accepted config into a startup refusal, so a deployed operator's upgrade does not fail unexpectedly in an m1 cut.
## Open questions for the human- Is the intended reading that a setting which was accepted and then ignored is "not breaking" because it never worked, unlike `auth-serve-policy`'s token/CLI changes?
A JS qmux session (the WebSocket fallback) never stalls or gets closed by a Rust peer because of its own flow-control bookkeeping, and a peer cannot grow its memory without bound:
- Bytes that arrive on a stream we already stopped (late STREAM frames, and the final-size gap of a later RESET_STREAM) count toward connection receive credit. Today `js/qmux/src/session.ts` (`#onStream`, `#onResetStream`) returns early once the receive half is deleted on cancel, so each cancelled stream permanently shrinks the window until MAX_DATA is never sent again.
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This bullet doesn't reproduce against current main, and the named handlers don't exist (#handleStreamFrame / #handleResetStream). Both early returns fire before #accountRecv / #accountReset, so late bytes are never charged to #recvDataOffset in the first place, and MAX_DATA is advanced only from #recvDataConsumed via replenishWindow — skipping a charge cannot shrink the window.
Technical details
# QMux cancelled-stream credit premise## Affected sites-`js/qmux/src/session.ts``#handleStreamFrame` (~line 1455) — `!recv && peerInitiated && #recvOpen(dir).isClosed(index)` returns before `#accountRecv`, so the bytes are neither charged nor credited.
-`js/qmux/src/session.ts``#handleResetStream` (~line 1607) — the same guard returns before `#accountReset`, so the final-size gap is skipped too.
-`js/qmux/src/credit.ts``replenishWindow` — the new limit is `consumed + window`; `#recvDataOffset` is only the validity check in `#accountRecv`/`#accountReset`, never an input to `MAX_DATA`.
-`js/qmux/src/session.test.ts` — "refused streams do not leak connection flow-control credit" already exercises the refused-stream path with a 300-byte window.
## Required outcome- A finding that names a path which actually stalls on current main, or a restatement of bullet 1 as under-counting received bytes (a leniency) rather than a shrinking window.
-`#handleStreamFrame` / `#handleResetStream` in place of `#onStream` / `#onResetStream`.
## Open questions for the human- Does the audit come from a revision whose handlers had different names?
- If a real leak exists, is it the pending-stream path (`IncomingStreamQueue.#dropPending` calls `onDrop`, while `release` is only passed as `onAccept`), which would leak `MAX_STREAMS` rather than `MAX_DATA`?
Two copies of the same broadcast+track+group (another route, a FETCH answer, a re-offer, a mid-frame recovery) that disagree on anything a reader sees fail the later copy with a protocol violation, instead of readers of each copy seeing different content under one identity. Today `rs/moq-net/src/model/group/content.rs` `row()`, `write_chunk` and the recovery in `frame.rs` compare only size, `inflated` and overlapping bytes; nothing compares a frame's timestamp, its IETF object fields, or the group's final frame count, so a copy with one more frame can raise `largest` after `finish_largest` declared it settled.
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write_chunk isn't in content.rs: it and the with_recover recovery both live in rs/moq-net/src/model/frame.rs. Since these plans are the implementer's hand-off, point at the file they will actually edit — likewise accept.ts in js-net-input-checks.md is js/net/src/connection/accept.ts.
The pull request adds required-quest entries and planning documents across milestones m0 to m4. The documents describe proposed protocol, relay, authentication, and access requirements, along with implementation plans and tests. They do not include runtime implementation changes.
Merge Risk: Low · up to bf9df
This documentation-only change is mergeable with owner awareness of the outstanding planning corrections. Milestone placement, authentication requirements, identity rules, and planned tests need clarification before implementation; pruning below the floor also does not alone guarantee window-proportional drop records.
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Actionable comments posted: 16
Nitpick comments: 5
quest/m1/copy-identity.md: 1
9-9: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test a later unbounded copy that finishes short.
The extra-frame test can reject a frame after a shorter copy finishes without testing a later short finish.
Suggested addition
@@ -9,0 +10,2 @@++Test that a longer unbounded copy finishes first and a shorter unbounded copy then fails with `ProtocolViolation`.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/copy-identity.md at line 9:
Add a test for the shared-copy protocol that completes a longer unbounded copy
first, then verifies a shorter unbounded copy fails with ProtocolViolation. Keep
the existing extra-frame test, and add the matching case in the JavaScript
counterpart around the group-copy logic.
quest/m1/stats-prefix.md: 1
9-9: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Test publication through a covering route.
A root route can serve .stats/node/edge0 without an exact announcement. An announcement-only test would not cover that path.
Suggested plan addition
Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (relay-1). Cut the prefix out of non-peer publish scopes in `Cluster::mounted`/`scope` (`rs/moq-relay/src/cluster.rs`); peers still relay each other's stats. Test that a `**` publisher cannot announce under the prefix and that subscribers still can read it.
++Test that, if a `**` publisher announces a root route and no more-specific route exists, a request for `.stats/node/edge0` cannot be served by that publisher.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/stats-prefix.md at line 9:
Extend the `Cluster::mounted`/`scope` coverage test to verify that a `**`
publisher cannot serve `.stats/node/edge0` through an announced root route when
no more-specific route exists. Keep the existing announcement and
subscriber-read checks so the test covers both direct and covering-route
publication paths.
A count-only check can pass if later updates are discarded. Use distinct updates and compare the queued grant with the last update.
Suggested change
-Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (lite-2, lite-5, lite-6, lite-8). Each gets a test: `allows()` is false after an oversize accept, repeated `Issued::update` on a blocked stream keeps one queued grant, two `set` calls with no answer leave one retiring generation, and swapping the acceptor with queued requests does not deadlock.+Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (lite-2, lite-5, lite-6, lite-8). Each gets a test: `allows()` is false after an oversize accept, repeated distinct `Issued::update` calls on a blocked stream keep one queued grant matching the last update, two `set` calls with no answer leave one retiring generation, and swapping the acceptor with queued requests does not deadlock.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/auth-stream-bounds.md at line 14:
Update the planned test for repeated Issued::update calls on a blocked stream to
use distinct updates and verify that the single queued grant matches the last
update, not merely that one grant is queued.
14-14: Trivial · Stability & Availability · Low value
Test retirement across another unanswered rotation.
Starting without an in-band token, the planned count can pass while A remains active. Add a third unanswered set call and check that replaced tokens are withdrawn and cannot retry.
Suggested plan change
-Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (lite-2, lite-5, lite-6, lite-8). Each gets a test: `allows()` is false after an oversize accept, repeated `Issued::update` on a blocked stream keeps one queued grant, two `set` calls with no answer leave one retiring generation, and swapping the acceptor with queued requests does not deadlock.+Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (lite-2, lite-5, lite-6, lite-8). Each gets a test: `allows()` is false after an oversize accept, repeated `Issued::update` on a blocked stream keeps one queued grant, three `set` calls with no answer withdraw replaced tokens so they cannot retry and leave at most one retiring generation, and swapping the acceptor with queued requests does not deadlock.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/auth-stream-bounds.md at line 14:
Update the invariant-audit test plan for repeated unanswered set calls: add a
third set call and verify replaced tokens are withdrawn and cannot retry, with
at most one retiring generation. Keep the other planned tests unchanged.
quest/m1/token-parse-strict.md: 1
15-15: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Add direct tests for Lease::new validation.
Test that Lease::new rejects an invalid tier and upstream without peer. The interop tests do not call the constructor, so their vectors alone cannot detect a missing constructor validation call.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/token-parse-strict.md at line 15:
Add direct tests for Lease::new that verify it rejects an invalid tier and an
upstream configuration without a peer; keep the interop tests as separate
coverage because they do not exercise the constructor.
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Review comments at @quest/m0/peer-arithmetic.md:
- Line 16: Add a version-aware legacy wire-limit policy to the plan for
datagram-only lite-05/06 subscriptions: reject or otherwise safely handle
sequence 2^62 before it reaches an unencodable datagram, and ensure an
unencodable exclusive end at track finish does not reset the subscription.
Specify boundary tests for both cases, preserving existing behavior for versions
that can encode these values.
- Line 16: Update the SUBSCRIBE_DROP endpoint handling for Lite-07 so an
inclusive endpoint of u64::MAX remains valid and its groups are accounted for;
use an inclusive or unbounded representation instead of rejecting this value on
overflow.
- Line 16: Update the plan for Retry::wait to cover overflow during jitter
multiplication and backoff growth, defining a safe outcome for values that
cannot be represented; where simpler, reject impossible delays during decoding
or in Reconnect::new. Add an extreme-value test using deterministic jitter and
preserve the plan’s explicit overflow behavior for deadline addition.
Review comments at @quest/m1/copy-identity.md:
- Line 5: When adding copy-identity checks in row(), write_chunk, and the
frame.rs recovery path, compare content fields but exclude Frame.arrived, since
it is local observation metadata and may differ between equivalent copies.
- Line 9: Update forget_frame so evicting the last frame owner removes the frame
without discarding its identity metadata; preserve the timestamp for comparison
when a later copy refills that frame. Add a test that reads a frame, evicts it,
then refills it with a different timestamp and verifies the mismatch is
rejected.
- Line 9: Add inventory reconciliation across complete copies so entries are
compared even when different object IDs select different shared rows; use the
existing handling for inventory mismatches. Add a regression test for complete
copies with matching fins but differing object inventories, while preserving
valid partial copies whose delivery ordinals differ.
- Line 9: Update the bounded FETCH completion check associated with `Content` so
final counts are compared with the group fin only when the copy declares the
group’s end; allow a bounded copy to finish before that fin. Add a test where
one copy establishes a later group fin and a bounded copy completes earlier
without a ProtocolViolation.
Review comments at @quest/m1/drop-runs-prune.md:
- Line 9: Update the drop-run pruning requirements and regression check to
ensure each drop’s cache work is proportional to the groups it affects, not all
completed groups retained in the #drop cache. Cover repeated single-group drops
with many cached completed groups and verify the bounded-work outcome.
- Line 9: Update the pruning plan in “Drop set” to preserve each drop’s original
disposition while any interested cursor has not yet read it; do not prune it
solely because the cache floor has passed. Cover the slow-cursor case where
pruning would otherwise lose the original error and allow a later stale judgment
to report a different reason.
Review comments at @quest/m1/README.md:
- Line 39: Update the cluster-peer quest entry in the README to distinguish its
outcomes: duplicate cluster IDs fail loudly, self-dials are filtered, and
redials use rotated cluster tokens. Keep the existing link and title unchanged.
Review comments at @quest/m1/relay-config-checks.md:
- Line 12: Clarify the duplicate-ID contract for session registration in
`session::Registry`: ensure a second registration cannot silently replace an
existing live session, by requiring duplicate registrations to be rejected or
both sessions to remain tracked. Preserve visibility of every live session in
listings and revalidation until its own guard is dropped.
Review comments at @quest/m1/token-parse-strict.md:
- Line 8: Move duplicate-kid rejection out of the m1 strict-parsing goal and
into m2; keep duplicate-kid KeySets loadable under m1. In the m2 work, document
how operators can identify and migrate affected KeySets.
- Around line 7-8: Update the token-parse-strict parity plan to specify
consistent handling of duplicate claim names without assuming a policy not
established by the plan, and add signed interoperability vectors covering
duplicate and conflicting exp and nbf claims plus other authorization claims.
Ensure the vectors verify matching JavaScript and Rust behavior.
Review comments at @quest/m2/auth-serve-policy.md:
- Line 8: Update the authentication requirement in the “Only relays drive the
session table” policy so loopback listeners also require relay authentication,
not just listeners enabled with --listen-public; alternatively, specify an
isolation boundary that prevents untrusted processes sharing the network
namespace from reaching the listener.
Review comments at @quest/m3/mesh/device-bounds.md:
- Line 8: Update the revocation alternative around decide so admitted sessions
are also rechecked within a bounded interval or receive revocation push
notifications; checking only new decisions is insufficient. Preserve the
requirement that revoked devices lose access within a bounded time, even when
mesh tokens have not expired.
Review comments at @quest/m4/auth-session-index.md:
- Line 16: Update the per-token count index used by limits.token to key JWTs by
their signing input (header and payload), not decoded claims or the full compact
JWS. This must distinguish tokens with different kid values while grouping
signature variants for the same signing input.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @quest/m1/auth-stream-bounds.md:
- Line 14: Update the planned test for repeated Issued::update calls on a
blocked stream to use distinct updates and verify that the single queued grant
matches the last update, not merely that one grant is queued.
- Line 14: Update the invariant-audit test plan for repeated unanswered set
calls: add a third set call and verify replaced tokens are withdrawn and cannot
retry, with at most one retiring generation. Keep the other planned tests
unchanged.
Review comments at @quest/m1/copy-identity.md:
- Line 9: Add a test for the shared-copy protocol that completes a longer
unbounded copy first, then verifies a shorter unbounded copy fails with
ProtocolViolation. Keep the existing extra-frame test, and add the matching case
in the JavaScript counterpart around the group-copy logic.
Review comments at @quest/m1/stats-prefix.md:
- Line 9: Extend the `Cluster::mounted`/`scope` coverage test to verify that a
`**` publisher cannot serve `.stats/node/edge0` through an announced root route
when no more-specific route exists. Keep the existing announcement and
subscriber-read checks so the test covers both direct and covering-route
publication paths.
Review comments at @quest/m1/token-parse-strict.md:
- Line 15: Add direct tests for Lease::new that verify it rejects an invalid
tier and an upstream configuration without a peer; keep the interop tests as
separate coverage because they do not exercise the constructor.
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quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md
quest/m1/copy-identity.md
quest/m1/drop-runs-prune.md
quest/m1/js-net-input-checks.md
quest/m1/lite-update-refused.md
quest/m1/relay-config-checks.md
quest/m1/stats-prefix.md
quest/m1/token-parse-strict.md
quest/m2/README.md
quest/m2/anchor-oldest.md
quest/m2/auth-serve-policy.md
quest/m2/sequence-reuse.md
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quest/m3/mesh/device-bounds.md
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Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (ietf-1, ietf-2, lite-3, lite-4, lite-9, model-3). Each site gets `checked_add` with an explicit meaning for overflow (no deadline, unsupported, refused) and a test at the extreme value. Prefer refusing the impossible value at decode or at `Reconnect::new` where that is simpler than handling it downstream.
nl -ba rs/moq-net/src/coding/encode.rs | sed -n '20,115p'
Repository: moq-dev/moq
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Add a legacy wire-limit policy to the plan.
For a datagram-only lite-05/06 subscription, checked_add accepts sequence 2^62, but the datagram cannot be encoded. When the track finishes, its exclusive end also fails to encode and resets the subscription. Specify version-aware handling and boundary tests for both the datagram and finish.
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Review comment at @quest/m0/peer-arithmetic.md at line 16:
Add a version-aware legacy wire-limit policy to the plan for datagram-only
lite-05/06 subscriptions: reject or otherwise safely handle sequence 2^62 before
it reaches an unencodable datagram, and ensure an unencodable exclusive end at
track finish does not reset the subscription. Specify boundary tests for both
cases, preserving existing behavior for versions that can encode these values.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
Supported by static analysis
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rg -n -C 5 'SUBSCRIBE_DROP|SubscribeDrop|saturating_add|drop' rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber.rs rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber | head -250
nl -ba drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-lite.md | sed -n '1120,1145p;1740,1785p'
nl -ba rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs | sed -n '3455,3585p'
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Preserve valid maximum-ended drops.
Lite-07 permits u64::MAX as an inclusive SUBSCRIBE_DROP endpoint. Refusing it would reject a valid drop instead of accounting for its groups. Specify an inclusive or unbounded representation for this case rather than permitting refusal.
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Update the SUBSCRIBE_DROP endpoint handling for Lite-07 so an inclusive endpoint
of u64::MAX remains valid and its groups are accounted for; use an inclusive or
unbounded representation instead of rejecting this value on overflow.
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rand 0.10.1 StandardUniform f64 53 most significant bits range docs.rs
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Sources consulted:
- StandardUniform in rand::distr - Rust — https://docs.rs/rand/0.10.1/rand/distr/struct.StandardUniform.html
- StandardUniform in rand::distr - Rust — https://docs.rs/rand/latest/rand/distr/struct.StandardUniform.html
- OpenClosed01 in rand::distr - Rust — https://avro.apache.org/docs/%2B%2Bversion%2B%2B/api/rust/rand/distr/struct.OpenClosed01.html
- rand 0.10.3 - Docs.rs — https://docs.rs/crate/rand/latest/source/src/distr/mod.rs
- Open01 in rand::distr - Rust — https://avro.apache.org/docs/%2B%2Bversion%2B%2B/api/rust/rand/distr/struct.Open01.html
- …and 23 more
Cover multiplication overflow in the plan.
checked_add cannot prevent Retry::wait from panicking during jitter calculation. A near-maximum delay can overflow through floating-point rounding before deadline addition. Specify how the plan will prevent or handle that multiplication overflow, including backoff growth, and test it with a deterministic jitter value.
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Update the plan for Retry::wait to cover overflow during jitter multiplication
and backoff growth, defining a safe outcome for values that cannot be
represented; where simpler, reject impossible delays during decoding or in
Reconnect::new. Add an extreme-value test using deterministic jitter and
preserve the plan’s explicit overflow behavior for deadline addition.
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Two copies of the same broadcast+track+group (another route, a FETCH answer, a re-offer, a mid-frame recovery) that disagree on anything a reader sees fail the later copy with a protocol violation, instead of readers of each copy seeing different content under one identity. Today `rs/moq-net/src/model/group/content.rs` `row()`, `write_chunk` and the recovery in `frame.rs` compare only size, `inflated` and overlapping bytes; nothing compares a frame's timestamp, its IETF object fields, or the group's final frame count, so a copy with one more frame can raise `largest` after `finish_largest` declared it settled.
Frame.arrived is visible to readers but is stamped locally on each write. Equivalent copies can therefore have different arrival times. A literal implementation of this goal could reject a valid replacement. Limit the comparison to content fields and exclude local observation metadata.
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When adding copy-identity checks in row(), write_chunk, and the frame.rs
recovery path, compare content fields but exclude Frame.arrived, since it is
local observation metadata and may differ between equivalent copies.
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Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (model-1). Put the timestamp and a digest of the object fields in the shared row, and the group's fin in `Content`; a copy that disagrees, commits past the fin, or finishes short of it gets `ProtocolViolation`. Tests: two copies with differing timestamps, differing fields, and an extra frame. Check the JS counterpart (`js/net/src/group.ts`) and match it in the same PR.
If the last frame owner drops, forget_frame removes its row. A later copy can then supply a different timestamp without a comparison. Require the metadata to survive frame eviction, and add a test that reads a frame, evicts it, and refills it with a different timestamp.
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Update forget_frame so evicting the last frame owner removes the frame without
discarding its identity metadata; preserve the timestamp for comparison when a
later copy refills that frame. Add a test that reads a frame, evicts it, then
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rg -n 'fn key|fn row|finish_largest|ProtocolViolation|object::Fields' rs/moq-net/src/model/group rs/moq-net/src/model/object*| head -160
rg -n -F -e '.insert_flight(' -e 'insert_flight(' -- rs/moq-net/src/model
nl -ba rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rs | sed -n '6755,6865p;7740,7820p;8050,8120p'
nl -ba rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher.rs | sed -n '7190,7305p'
nl -ba rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs | sed -n '23145,23260p'
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Compare object inventories across complete copies.
Object IDs 10 and 11 select different shared rows, so field digests are never compared. Both one-frame copies also have the same fin. Add inventory reconciliation and a regression test for this case, while allowing valid partial copies with different delivery ordinals.
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Add inventory reconciliation across complete copies so entries are compared even
when different object IDs select different shared rows; use the existing
handling for inventory mismatches. Add a regression test for complete copies
with matching fins but differing object inventories, while preserving valid
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Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (js-4). Runs below the cache/arrivals floor are forgotten, as `Delivered.forgetBelow` does, and JS inserts in place. This waits on [Drop set](/quest/m1/drop-set.md), which redesigns these runs with their reason and budget; prune that representation rather than today's.
Pruning drop runs and inserting in place do not bound the #drop cache scan. While N completed groups remain cached, N single-group drops can still cause N² cache inspections. Add a requirement and regression check for cache work proportional to the affected groups.
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Update the drop-run pruning requirements and regression check to ensure each
drop’s cache work is proportional to the groups it affects, not all completed
groups retained in the #drop cache. Cover repeated single-group drops with many
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A slow cursor can still need group 5 after the cache floor passes it. Pruning its shared drop before the cursor reads it loses the original error; a later local stale judgment can report a different reason. Retain the disposition for interested cursors and cover this case in the plan.
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Update the pruning plan in “Drop set” to preserve each drop’s original
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- [js/net enforces the input checks Rust does](/quest/m1/js-net-input-checks.md) - GOAWAY redirects to loopback spellings, credential logging, ANNOUNCE_INIT size, sequence range, and version pinning match Rust
- [Rust and JS accept exactly the same tokens and key sets](/quest/m1/token-parse-strict.md) - a null `exp` no longer means never-expiring in Rust, duplicate kids and bad scope roots are refused, and every relay lease is validated
- [A refused lite SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE ends the subscription](/quest/m1/lite-update-refused.md) - the publisher no longer serves a removed range or reports the wrong start after the model refuses an update
- [Cluster peers have one identity each and fresh inputs](/quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md) - a duplicate cluster id, a self-dial, or a rotated cluster token fails loud instead of partitioning or looping the mesh
Describe token rotation separately from identity errors.
The linked quest requires redials to reread a rotated token, not fail because of rotation. Update the index to match that goal.
Suggested fix
--- "a/quest/m1/README.md"+++ "b/quest/m1/README.md"@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@
- [js/net enforces the input checks Rust does](/quest/m1/js-net-input-checks.md) - GOAWAY redirects to loopback spellings, credential logging, ANNOUNCE_INIT size, sequence range, and version pinning match Rust
- [Rust and JS accept exactly the same tokens and key sets](/quest/m1/token-parse-strict.md) - a null `exp` no longer means never-expiring in Rust, duplicate kids and bad scope roots are refused, and every relay lease is validated
- [A refused lite SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE ends the subscription](/quest/m1/lite-update-refused.md) - the publisher no longer serves a removed range or reports the wrong start after the model refuses an update
-- [Cluster peers have one identity each and fresh inputs](/quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md) - a duplicate cluster id, a self-dial, or a rotated cluster token fails loud instead of partitioning or looping the mesh+- [Cluster peers have one identity each and fresh inputs](/quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md) - duplicate cluster ids fail loud, self-dials are filtered, and redials use rotated cluster tokens
- [Media fuzz findings](/quest/m1/fuzz-findings/README.md) - the nightly media fuzz targets run clean: mp4-atom, MKV block, TS step, SPS overflow, and catalog encoder bugs they found are fixed
- [A smaller, safer API than release](/quest/m1/api-audit/README.md) - every surface added since release has a consumer or is gone, overlapping operations are collapsed, names mirror across Rust, JS, and the bindings, and every break says how to migrate
- [Routing guide](/quest/m1/routing-guide.md) - concepts and practical outbound federation setup
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-[Cluster peers have one identity each and fresh inputs](/quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md) - a duplicate cluster id, a self-dial, or a rotated cluster token fails loud instead of partitioning or looping the mesh
-[Cluster peers have one identity each and fresh inputs](/quest/m1/cluster-peer-identity.md) - duplicate cluster ids fail loud, self-dials are filtered, and redials use rotated cluster tokens
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Update the cluster-peer quest entry in the README to distinguish its outcomes:
duplicate cluster IDs fail loudly, self-dials are filtered, and redials use
rotated cluster tokens. Keep the existing link and title unchanged.
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- `exp`, `iat` and `nbf` refuse `null` and values outside the range both languages represent. Today Rust reads `"exp": null` as no expiry (a token that never expires) while JS refuses it; the Grant wire `expires` has the same gap.
- A KeySet with a duplicate `kid` is refused at parse in both languages instead of the first match winning.
A signed token with an expired exp followed by a future exp can pass JavaScript verification but fail Rust verification. Specify consistent duplicate-claim handling and add signed interoperability vectors for exp, nbf, and other authorization claims.
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Update the token-parse-strict parity plan to specify consistent handling of
duplicate claim names without assuming a policy not established by the plan, and
add signed interoperability vectors covering duplicate and conflicting exp and
nbf claims plus other authorization claims. Ensure the vectors verify matching
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Token and key parsing is strict and identical in `rs/moq-auth` and `js/auth`, and every grant the relay holds has been validated:
- `exp`, `iat` and `nbf` refuse `null` and values outside the range both languages represent. Today Rust reads `"exp": null` as no expiry (a token that never expires) while JS refuses it; the Grant wire `expires` has the same gap.
- A KeySet with a duplicate `kid` is refused at parse in both languages instead of the first match winning.
nl -ba quest/README.md | sed -n '1,75p'
nl -ba quest/m1/README.md | sed -n '1,85p'
nl -ba rs/moq-cli/src/auth.rs | sed -n '378,408p;713,735p;755,779p'
find quest -name AGENTS.md -o -name CLAUDE.md
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Move duplicate-kid rejection to breaking work.
If this goal is implemented, a previously accepted KeySet with duplicate kid values will fail to load. That also blocks tokens using unrelated keys in the set. Put this change in m2 and document how operators should migrate affected sets.
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Move duplicate-kid rejection out of the m1 strict-parsing goal and into m2; keep
duplicate-kid KeySets loadable under m1. In the m2 work, document how operators
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`moq auth serve` stops relying on operator discipline for two invariants:
- Admission eventually ends. Today `exp` is never required (`required_spec_claims` is emptied, `moq auth sign` adds none by default) and `Policy.expires` and revalidation are off by default, so a leaked token without `exp` admits forever and admitted sessions never re-check. The server refuses a token without `exp` unless the operator passes an explicit opt-out flag, and `moq auth sign` writes an `exp` by default.
- Only relays drive the session table. Today `POST /` is unauthenticated and `--listen-public` only lifts the loopback bind, so anyone can record sessions with a victim's `remote` (exhausting its `RemoteLimit`) or grow `slots` with random ids. A public listener requires a shared secret or mTLS from relays.
Include loopback listeners in the relay authentication requirement.
If an untrusted process shares the network namespace, it can reach the loopback listener and submit forged session events. Requiring authentication only on public listeners does not satisfy the stated invariant. Extend the requirement to loopback listeners or specify an isolation boundary that enforces it.
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Update the authentication requirement in the “Only relays drive the session
table” policy so loopback listeners also require relay authentication, not just
listeners enabled with --listen-public; alternatively, specify an isolation
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The mesh coordinator (`rs/moq-auth/src/mesh/coordinator.rs`) stops assuming its device store stays small and its revocations wait for token expiry:
- A reusable enrollment key enrolls a bounded number of devices, and `/enroll` is rate limited; today each enroll clones the whole store, rewrites the state file and returns every member under one mutex, so a leaked key can mint thousands of endpoints.
- A revoked device loses access within a bounded time, not only at its token's `exp` (1h by default): either `decide` checks revocation for mesh tokens, or mesh tokens are short-lived with revalidation on.
Checking revocation in decide only affects new decisions. An admitted session with no revalidation can retain access until token expiry. Require a bounded recheck or revocation push for active sessions in that alternative.
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Update the revocation alternative around decide so admitted sessions are also
rechecked within a bounded interval or receive revocation push notifications;
checking only new decisions is insufficient. Preserve the requirement that
revoked devices lose access within a bounded time, even when mesh tokens have
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- Keep `HashMap<token, count>` and `HashMap<remote, count>` beside the slots, updated on connect, end, a new token attaching to a known session, and expiry. `Sessions::revalidate` updates them too, since it re-inserts an aged-out or restart-lost slot and appends a token the slot hadn't seen, and it keeps today's rule of enforcing no cap.
- Age slots from a queue ordered by `seen`, refreshed on each sighting (a re-push with a generation, or an ordered map keyed by `(seen, id)`), so a sweep pops only expired entries. Keep today's rule: a session that missed two cadences is dropped.
- Keep the semantics the doc comment on the limits describes, including a known id attaching another credential counting only against the new JWT's cap.
- Key the per-token count on the token's signing input (header and payload) or its decoded claims, not the whole compact JWS: an ECDSA signature can be malleated to a second valid string, which today doubles `limits.token` for an ES256 or ES384 holder (found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit, auth-6).
nl -ba rs/moq-auth/src/key.rs | sed -n '580,680p'
nl -ba rs/moq-auth/src/set.rs | sed -n '95,155p'
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Remove decoded claims as a token index key.
When two valid JWTs have identical claims but different kid values, a decoded-claims index combines their session counts. One token can then exhaust the other’s cap. Use the signing input to distinguish these JWTs while grouping signature variants.
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Update the per-token count index used by limits.token to key JWTs by their
signing input (header and payload), not decoded claims or the full compact JWS.
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Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (model-1). Put the timestamp and a digest of the object fields in the shared row, and the group's fin in `Content`; a copy that disagrees, commits past the fin, or finishes short of it gets `ProtocolViolation`. Tests: two copies with differing timestamps, differing fields, and an extra frame. Check the JS counterpart (`js/net/src/group.ts`) and match it in the same PR.
nl -ba rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber.rs | sed -n '11955,12035p'
nl -ba rs/moq-net/src/model/group.rs | sed -n '2610,2665p'
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Exclude bounded completions from the fin check.
A bounded FETCH can finish after frame 3 even when another copy establishes a group fin of 5. Rejecting that copy would reject a valid response. Compare final counts only when a copy declares the group’s end, and add a bounded-copy test.
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Update the bounded FETCH completion check associated with `Content` so final
counts are compared with the group fin only when the copy declares the group’s
end; allow a bounded copy to finish before that fin. Add a test where one copy
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quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 4a64513 because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).
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.
quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at 6142e92, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with main at 295190d merged in by the quest merge driver.
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ℹ️ No critical issues — the merge reconciles cleanly; one quest premise went stale when main's Drop set landed.
Reviewed changes — reviewed the merge commit since the prior pullfrog review (4a64513 → 6142e92), which brought main at 295190d into the branch with the quest merge driver.
Merged main's index changes into quest/m1/README.md, keeping js-cache-pool, relay-no-default-features, and ice-wire-counters and dropping the entries main deleted (socket-roles, websocket-stream-datagrams, video-vaapi).
Added main's web-error, moq-quic-unused-surface, and rendition-stats-type entries to quest/m2/README.md, and recipe-js-install to quest/m0/README.md.
Updated the mesh epic's token prose to the .server/<id>/.client/<id> split.
Left all 15 new quest files and the m4 bullet untouched; every README link target still exists.
A track's record of dropped groups stays proportional to the window readers can still ask for, in Rust and JS. Today `drops` only grows: `RangeMap<u64, StreamError>` in `rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs` is never pruned, and JS `insertDrop` (`js/net/src/internal.ts`) copies and re-merges the whole array for the state and every sink on each SUBSCRIBE_DROP, while `#drop` in `js/net/src/track.ts` scans the whole cache. A peer dropping alternating groups, or a long live track with sporadic gaps, grows it forever at quadratic total cost in JS.
## Plan
Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (js-4). Runs below the cache/arrivals floor are forgotten, as `Delivered.forgetBelow` does, and JS inserts in place. This waits on [Drop set](/quest/m1/drop-set.md), which redesigns these runs with their reason and budget; prune that representation rather than today's.
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A track's record of dropped groups stays proportional to the window readers can still ask for, in Rust and JS. Today `drops` only grows: `RangeMap<u64, StreamError>` in `rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs` is never pruned, and JS `insertDrop` (`js/net/src/internal.ts`) copies and re-merges the whole array for the state and every sink on each SUBSCRIBE_DROP, while `#drop` in `js/net/src/track.ts` scans the whole cache. A peer dropping alternating groups, or a long live track with sporadic gaps, grows it forever at quadratic total cost in JS.
## Plan
Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (js-4). Runs below the cache/arrivals floor are forgotten, as `Delivered.forgetBelow` does, and JS inserts in place. This waits on [Drop set](/quest/m1/drop-set.md), which redesigns these runs with their reason and budget; prune that representation rather than today's.
A track's record of dropped groups stays proportional to the window readers can still ask for, in Rust and JS. Today final `drops` only grows: `RangeMap<u64, Hole>` in `rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs` is cleared for a single sequence by an arrival and for stale runs by `Producer::supersede_stale`, but nothing trims the final runs below the arrivals floor, and JS `insertDrop` (`js/net/src/internal.ts`) copies and re-merges the whole array for the state and every sink on each SUBSCRIBE_DROP, while `#drop` in `js/net/src/track.ts` scans the whole cache. A peer dropping alternating groups, or a long live track with sporadic gaps, grows it forever at quadratic total cost in JS.
## Plan
Found by the 2026-11-07 invariant audit (js-4). Runs below the cache/arrivals floor are forgotten, as `Delivered.forgetBelow` does, and JS inserts in place. [Drop set](/quest/m1/drop-set.md) already landed the `Hole` representation this prunes (#7670); what remains is forgetting its final runs below the floor.
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Review comments at @quest/m1/README.md:
- Line 36: Update the stats-prefix quest entry in the m1 README to schedule the
`stats.prefix` reservation as a breaking change: move the quest to m2, or to m0
if the security fix is urgent, and plan the migration for publishers or
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- [JS cache pool](/quest/m1/js-cache-pool.md) - `js/net` bills cached frames and drop-set runs to a per-broadcast byte pool ported from Rust
- [Drop set](/quest/m1/drop-set.md) - the drop set's track and cursor runs are billed to the cache pool, so fragmenting drops costs what the pool holds; eviction folds final runs or ends the cursor with `TooFarBehind`
- [Only the relay's own stats publisher uses the stats prefix](/quest/m1/stats-prefix.md) - a broad grant can no longer publish unmetered media or spoof node stats under `.stats`
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Schedule the prefix reservation as a breaking change.
If stats.prefix is live, a publisher with a ** grant can currently publish under live. The planned restriction would stop that publisher and require it or the operator to change paths. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
The milestone rules classify changes that require deployed peers to adapt as breaking. Move this quest to m2, or to m0 if the security fix is urgent, and plan the migration. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @quest/m1/README.md at line 36:
Update the stats-prefix quest entry in the m1 README to schedule the
`stats.prefix` reservation as a breaking change: move the quest to m2, or to m0
if the security fix is urgent, and plan the migration for publishers or
operators whose paths must change.
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quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 6142e92 because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).
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quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at 63c666b, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with main at 7dd3c07 merged in by the quest merge driver.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 63c666b because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).
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quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at bf9df0f, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with main at fcd6c8f merged in by the quest merge driver.
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quest/m1/README.md: 1
66-66: Minor · Potential issue · Poor tradeoff
Removing runs only below the floor does not by itself guarantee that the dropped-group record stays proportional to the window if future drop positions can be retained without advancing or bounding that window.
Future drop runs could accumulate independently of the active window and pressure the shared cache pool.
This can occur when: A peer submits many noncontiguous dropped-group positions above the current window while its floor remains unchanged.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/README.md at line 66:
Update the dropped-group run retention described by drop-runs-prune.md so
positions above an unchanged floor cannot accumulate without bound; establish
and enforce a bound relative to the active window, while preserving valid drop
records and keeping cache use proportional to the window.
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Review comments at @quest/m1/README.md:
- Line 66: Update the dropped-group run retention described by
drop-runs-prune.md so positions above an unchanged floor cannot accumulate
without bound; establish and enforce a bound relative to the active window,
while preserving valid drop records and keeping cache use proportional to the
window.
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Summary
An audit of invariants the protocol, relay, and auth code relies on but does not enforce (rs/moq-net, js/net, rs/qmux, js/qmux, rs/moq-relay, rs/moq-auth, js/auth). Six auditors swept one area each, and the high and medium findings were re-read against their call sites. This PR plans the fixes: 15 new quests, plus one bullet added to an existing quest.
**grant publishes unmetered media under.statsfollowreaches loopback through127.1and0x7f000001; plus parity gaps with Rust"exp": nullnever expires in Rust but is refused in JScluster.idsilently partitions the mesh; a node can dial itself; the token is never reloadedRelative(u64::MAX)sentinelexprequired; unauthenticated publicPOST /expAuth session caps gains one bullet: key the per-token count on the signing input, since ECDSA signatures can be malleated.
Not filed:
Options and debug asserts: moq-dev/moq#8145, the explicit-state epic.the_union_of_credentials_paces_the_connection).transport::Probecontract.~instance.Decisions
Goal: each invariant is enforced where it enters (type, decode error, config validation, or test), or documented as out of scope, with one quest per independently fixable area.
Milestone for qmux credit and peer arithmetic:
Milestone for the non-breaking fixes:
Milestone for Anchor::Oldest and auth serve policy:
Sequence reuse:
Datagram duplicates:
Choices made without asking:
Public API and wire impact
None. This PR changes only quests.
Validation
quest check: 593 documents ok.just check: every check passes excepttest gh. Insh/go/publish-wrapper.test.sh, a signed tag opens vim under a globaltag.gpgsign = true. That failure is pre-existing and tracked by quest/m0/local-checks-main.md.Review
mechanical fix by quest land watch:
merged main at fcd6c8f0002e5e873d9e4974ce346d0f979c9257 with the quest merge driver(head bf9df0f)mechanical fix by quest land watch:
merged main at 7dd3c07112ba60bee848b1f0cfdca247f59540b4 with the quest merge driver(head 63c666b)mechanical fix by quest land watch:
merged main at 295190d247c551289383b220e56091b3061bcac5 with the quest merge driver(head 6142e92)Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 on head 4a64513: no findings.
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