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Summary

Finishes the datagram-end close quest. Its original flake was already fixed and the case re-enabled by moq-dev/moq#8110; what remained was the CodeRabbit finding the maintainer handed here: an accepted lite-06 SUBSCRIBE_FINISH followed by a duplicate SETUP could be overridden by the session failure.

Cause. A peer's protocol violation (here a duplicate SETUP) calls Subscriber.close(err) at once, without the drain a close gets. On lite-05/06 a datagram track rides its stream subscription, and its ended flag was set only in #serveStream's finally, after the subscribe stream's FIN. So a SUBSCRIBE_FINISH that arrived before its FIN left the datagram track to abort with the session's error.

Fix. Subscriber.close now marks the datagrams ended when the subscription has a declared end and its stream track, after the abort, reads as cleanly closed (Producer.abort after a settled declared end closes cleanly). An unsettled end, with groups still owed, still aborts. This matches Rust, where lite-05/06 shared datagrams end off the stream track's finish.

Test. datagram-tracks.test.ts gains a duplicate SETUP after a datagram track's end keeps the end for lite-05 and lite-06: the publisher's subscribe-stream FIN is held, the test waits for the client to accept SUBSCRIBE_FINISH (hooks.endTrack), then sends a duplicate SETUP. No timing; deterministic. Lite-07 doesn't apply: its datagram track's only end is its stream's FIN.

The quest file is deleted, its epic README notes the fix, and pcr-jump-flag.md's link to it now points here.

Choices made without asking

• Both lite-05 and lite-06 are covered, since they share the path (the finding named only lite-06).
• The CodeRabbit sibling finding about synchronizing the lite-05 case on the SUBSCRIBE_FINISH body is moot: test(net): re-enable the datagram-end close case #8110 stubs the write budget, so the end arrives in microtasks.
• No test for the unsettled-end case (datagrams still abort when the stream track's owed groups are missing); it needs an owed group stream on a datagram-only track, and the gate is one condition on the existing track semantics.

Validation

• Reproduced before the fix: both new cases fail 1/1 with the reader rejecting on the session error; with the fix 10/10 pass.
• Whole datagram-tracks.test.ts beside six CPU loops on four cores: 6/6 pass.
• just check: pass. quest check --base origin/main: pass.
• After merging origin/main (9920a3f550): bun test src/lite/ 741/741 pass; just check: pass.

Impact

Public API: none. Wire: none.

Review

Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 on head 56792a0e05ba070c5406f186b7f3f368a864cfdd (merge of origin/main at 9920a3f550) against origin/main: no findings. The merge resolved one modify/delete conflict by keeping this PR's deletion of the quest file (main had only reworded its notes on the flake that moq-dev/moq#8110 already fixed). The code diff is unchanged from the previously reviewed head 8ffcffcef3.

Suggested follow-ups

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Reviewed head 8ffcffc.

The fix is in the right place: immediate session failure now preserves a lite-05/06 datagram end only when the associated stream track closes cleanly after abort. The declared-end check and trackReleased === null guard retain the error for an unsettled tail; lite-07's separate datagram-track path is unaffected. The regression explicitly holds FIN, waits for endTrack, then triggers duplicate SETUP, testing the previously missing ordering rather than a quiet-time assumption. No actionable findings in the five-file change.

Verification: GitHub-only static review of subscription registration, finish handling, Producer.abort/settlement, teardown and the test. I did not execute the tests or reproduce the reported load runs. The unsettled-tail case is supported by the existing model code but is not directly exercised by the new regression.

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Walkthrough

Subscriber.close now marks a datagram entry ended when the subscription has a declared end and the track’s released state is null. A new lite-05/06 regression test delays request-stream FINs, sends a duplicate SETUP after the datagram track end is accepted, and checks for a ProtocolViolation session close and an undefined reader result. Quest documentation records the fix and updates related references.

Severity of issue fixed: Low

Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 8ffcf

The change preserves completed datagram tracks when a session fails while retaining errors for unsettled ends. No merge-blocking defect is established; additional unsettled-end coverage would strengthen regression protection.

Pre-merge checks: 5

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Nitpick comments: 1

js/net/src/lite/datagram-tracks.test.ts: 1

501-562: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value

Test session failure with groups still owed.

Add a lite-05/06 test that declares an end with a group still owed, then fails the session and asserts that the datagram reader receives the error. The current test covers only a settled end, so it would not detect removal of the trackReleased check.

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Review comment at @js/net/src/lite/datagram-tracks.test.ts around lines 501 -
562:
Extend the lite-05/06 datagram-track tests to cover an end declared while a
group is still owed, then fail the session and assert that the datagram reader
receives the error. Keep the group outstanding through the end so the test
exercises the trackReleased check, and preserve the existing settled-end
duplicate SETUP case.

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Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/datagram-tracks.test.ts:
- Around line 501-562: Extend the lite-05/06 datagram-track tests to cover an
end declared while a group is still owed, then fail the session and assert that
the datagram reader receives the error. Keep the group outstanding through the
end so the test exercises the trackReleased check, and preserve the existing
settled-end duplicate SETUP case.

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Reviewed changes

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• js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts — Subscriber.close now marks a lite-05/06 subscription's datagram track ended when it has a declared end and the stream track's abort reported a cleanly settled close (hooks.trackReleased(track).peek() === null). The existing #datagrams loop then finish()es the datagram producer instead of aborting it with the session error. An unsettled end still yields an Error from trackReleased, so it aborts exactly as before.
• js/net/src/lite/datagram-tracks.test.ts — adds deterministic lite-05 and lite-06 cases: the publisher's subscribe-stream FIN is held after arming, the test waits for the client to accept SUBSCRIBE_FINISH (hooks.endTrack), then sends a duplicate Setup and asserts ProtocolViolation on the session while reader.recv() still ends cleanly.
• Quest prose — the epic README records the follow-up fix, the completed datagram-end-close quest is deleted, and pcr-jump-flag.md now links that PR rather than the removed quest.

Why this is sound

The gate reuses Producer.abort's own settlement check: a declared end that settled (#settled()) closes cleanly, while an owed tail stays an error, so only the accepted-end case changes. It also lines up with Rust, where the serve loop checks tail settlement before the session-close branch and finishes lite-05/06 shared datagrams off that settled end. The only intentional gap is the close path not awaiting #datagramsRouted, which can drop datagrams already queued for a dying session while the reader sees the end — acceptable for unreliable data on a failed session, and not a regression the PR introduces.

Verification performed

Reverting only the subscriber.ts line makes both new cases fail (0 pass, 2 fail, reader rejecting with the session error); restoring it keeps them green across 12 consecutive runs. The full js/net suite passes (3078 pass, 0 fail), and bun run check plus biome check are clean.

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Declining CodeRabbit's nitpick to add an unsettled-end test. To exercise the trackReleased gate, the test would need a group stream still owed on a datagram-only lite-05/06 track. That means building fixture machinery for one condition that rides the existing stream-track semantics (Producer.abort after a settled declared end closes cleanly), which the stream-track tests already cover. The PR body's "Choices made without asking" records this.

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