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fix(gst): a failed track is not replayed on its pad - #8160
a_moqsink_restart_keeps_pads_when_caps_arrive_at_different_times failed on moq-dev/moq#8122's Check (job). In its third generation, the dropped audio pad produced a buffer on a stream it never started in that generation. The test counts stream-starts per pad, so audio_0 must have received a second stream-start since the previous generation. The test reads the pad set correctly; the source really did start the rendition again.
The source bug: when a track fails mid-stream on an instance that is still up, Play::stream returns without a Finished record (only a clean end recorded one). The follower then restarts every reader-less rendition on any later plan update, including the publisher's final catalog snapshot, which can arrive after the track ended. The new subscription can be handed the group the pad already played, for example a relay's cached copy that was cut off by Session(Cancel) as the publisher's session closed. That pushes a second stream-start and a replayed group onto the held pad.
The fix: a failed track is recorded in Finished, as an end is, in Play::stream's error arm and in the cancel arm's ended() race beside it. A failure can also be the instance going away before it reports closed (the same Session(Cancel) ordering seen above), and start() reuses the serial when that instance returns. So a failure record holds only for the start it happened on: each start(), a same-instance return included, gets a new start number, and readers carry it with the serial as Attached. A clean end still holds across returns.
Reproduction
CI failure: not reproduced locally. I ran about 15,000 runs of the test: concurrent loops with CPU hogs, pinned to 1, 2 and 4 cores, alongside the moq-net and moq-mux suites, with random delays injected at the source's handoff points, and at the failing run's head commit. None failed. Logs from those runs showed each piece of the chain separately:
tracks failing with Session(Cancel) before their instance reports closed (~0.3% of runs);
final catalog snapshots processed after the track's reader exited;
readers restarted on the same instance by them.
Source bug: reproduced deterministically.a_failed_track_is_not_replayed_after_a_catalog_update plays a track, fails it, serves the same content again on the still-open broadcast, and reshapes the rendition. Without the fix it fails every time (the failed track started again: left 1, right 0); with it, it passes.
Changes
rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs: a failed track records Finished, scoped to the instance's start (Attached { serial, start }, Ended { track, failed }); ended() reports a ready failure too (Option<moq_mux::Result<()>>); docs updated.
Tests: new a_failed_track_is_not_replayed_after_a_catalog_update; new a_reannounced_sibling_instance_plays_a_track_that_failed (a sibling track fails while its route is up, the route is withdrawn and announced again, and the next group must reach the same pad; it fails on the previous head with 2 never reached a pad); ended_sees_only_an_end_with_no_media_before_it covers an aborted track.
The quest file is deleted, and the epic README records the fix.
Choices made without asking
Record the failure in the existing Finished record rather than add a separate "spent on this instance" flag to the follower. It also covers reshapes, which restart readers whatever order the follower handles events in.
Scope a failure by start number rather than clearing failure records in offline()/start() as the review suggested: a cancelled reader's late insert can land after such a clear, while a stale start number can never match a later start.
No change to the flaky test itself: its assertion was right.
Public API: none (moq-gst internals). Wire: none.
Validation
just check: pass.
cargo nextest run -p moq-gst: 234/234 pass (after merging origin/main).
--stress-count 100 over the new tests, the reannounce tests, the ended unit test, and the original sink-restart test: 100/100 pass.
Review
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort: Merged base and re·solved quest/m0/test-flakes-2/README.md conflict by retaining both additions; passed git diff --check base HEAD and just ci base (lint, format, build, tests, and quest validation). (head c1851dd)
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort: Merged base and re·solved quest/m0/test-flakes-2/README.md conflict preserving both additions; ran just ci base (passed, including 234 moq-gst tests) and git diff --check base HEAD. (head 31dcfd5)
mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at 6f66d5593a4166805f94d29336e9bec0cffb7b31 with the quest merge driver (head a6721a1)
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort: Merged base and re·solved quest/m0/test-flakes-2/README.md conflict preserving both progress notes and quest-list changes; ran git diff --check and just ci base (all checks and 234 Rust tests passed). (head 4d32555)
Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 on head d72c6c0 against origin/main 9920a3f: no findings.
Earlier GitHub reviews on d1bb46c (pullfrog, and an automated OpenAI review) found that a failure seen as the instance goes away suppressed the rendition when the same instance returned: fixed, as above.
A track that failed on an instance still up, such as a relay's copy cut
off by its publisher's session closing before the instance ends, left no
finished record. A later catalog update, such as the publisher's final
snapshot, then started the rendition again on the same instance, and the
new subscription could replay a group the held pad already played,
behind a second stream-start.
That second stream-start is the likely cause of the load-only failure of
`a_moqsink_restart_keeps_pads_when_caps_arrive_at_different_times`, whose
audio pad played in a generation it was dropped from. A failure now
records the track like an end, in the stream and in the cancel race
beside it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(gst): a failed track is not replayed on its pad
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Walkthrough
moqsrc now distinguishes each start of an instance when tracking rendition tracks. Clean ends remain recorded across returns, while failures suppress replay only for the start where they occurred. The change updates end detection and adds regression tests for failed tracks and later playback by a returning instance. The test-flake index records the sink-restart issue and removes its completed child from Required. The related investigation note was deleted.
Severity of issue fixed: Low
Merge Risk: Low · previous review a6721
A track can remain silent after its descriptor is corrected following a decode failure, until the instance restarts. This bounded recovery issue warrants owner awareness or follow-up.
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[P2] Do not retain a transient track failure as a permanent finish across an instance's return (rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs:1845–1849; also the cancellation branch at 1775). A track can report Session(Cancel) before its broadcast reports closed, as the PR's investigation already observed. This now inserts Finished for that serial. For a sibling broadcast whose catalog remains alive, offline() never clears that record, and start() deliberately reuses the serial when the same instance returns. Reader::run then exits at finished.contains before subscribing, leaving that rendition silent after reconnect even if the returning instance has new media. Distinguish suppression on the failed attachment from a clean terminal finish, or invalidate failure-only records when the instance is replaced/reannounced. Add a regression where a sibling's track fails first, its route subsequently disappears, and the same instance returns with a new group.
Direction: preventing a late catalog update from replaying cached media on a held pad is sound, but the suppression must preserve same-instance recovery.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of the diff, Finished lifetime, follower restart logic and related tests. I did not run GStreamer tests or reproduce the reported CI flake.
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Important
A failure can be recorded as a finish after the instance it belongs to has already gone away: when Session(Cancel) lands before instance.is_closed() flips, the record is written for a serial that a returning instance reuses, and that rendition never restarts. The concrete path and a fix are inline. This matches the existing automated review on this PR; the details below are why I would still hold it.
Reviewed changes
Play::stream records failures as finishes — the read arm and the cancel arm's ended() race now insert into Finished, and ended() reports a ready failure alongside a clean end.
New regression test — a_failed_track_is_not_replayed_after_a_catalog_update aborts a track on a live broadcast, re-serves the same content, reshapes the rendition and adds an audio one, then asserts no new stream-start or buffer reaches the held pad.
ended unit coverage — a producer aborted with Cancel now reads as a failure rather than a clean end.
Quest bookkeeping — the quest file is removed and the epic README records the root cause and fix.
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A track can fail as its instance goes away, before the instance reports
closed. Recording that by serial suppressed the rendition when the same
instance returned. A failure record now names the start it happened on,
so a return resumes the track while a clean end stays suppressed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The prior P2 same-instance recovery finding is addressed. Failure records now match the attachment's start number, while clean ends still match the instance serial across returns. A reannouncement after offline gets a new start number, so an old reader's late failure cannot suppress the returning attachment. Both the reader and pad-actor checks use that identity, and the new sibling regression exercises failure-before-withdrawal followed by same-instance media on the held pad.
No new actionable findings. This preserves the intended catalog-update replay suppression while restoring reconnect recovery.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the updated record semantics, follower start/offline paths, pad handoff and regression tests. I did not run GStreamer tests, stress trials or reproduce the original CI flake.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
This run re-reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review at d1bb46c: 9d86e15c3 scoping failure records by instance start, plus a merge of main.
Scoped failure records to the start they happened on — Finished now stores Ended { track, failed: Option<u64> }, and Attached { serial, start } carries the start number through Current, Reader, and Play. Follower::start bumps starts on every start, resumes included, so a same-serial return gets a fresh start while clean ends still suppress every return.
Reported failures through ended() — the cancel arm now records ended(...).is_err() with the attached identity, and the read arm records failures against the same identity, so the pad-actor and reader checks agree.
Added a same-instance return regression test — a_reannounced_sibling_instance_plays_a_track_that_failed aborts a track while the instance is up, withdraws the route, re-announces the same instance with a later group, and requires that group to reach the held pad.
The prior thread (imp.rs:1848) is addressed: failure records are now start-scoped, and the is_closed() snapshot is no longer load-bearing. The origin delivers the retract before the re-announce (UnannounceAnnounce), so the follower always observes the offline and advances the start. Per-rendition inserts are serialized by PadActor, so an older start's insert cannot land after a newer start's record.
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3696-3698: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Add coverage for failure during cancellation.
When cancellation wins while a track error is ready, the cancellation arm must record the failure. The regression settles the play before reshaping, so it cannot detect a missing record in that arm. Add a deterministic race test that checks the record and replay suppression.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs around lines 3696 - 3698:
Add a deterministic race test around the cancellation path using producer.abort
and pads.settled: make cancellation win while a track error is ready, then
verify the cancellation arm records the failure and replay is suppressed.
Arrange the test so it checks the record before settling the play for reshaping.
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Review comments at @rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs:
- Around line 1865-1867: Update the decode-error handling around
`finished.insert` so a Legacy descriptor correction can start a reader after a
frame decode failure, without weakening replay protection for transport
failures. Establish the distinction between decode failures and transport
failures in the completion state, preserving the existing replay-protection
behavior for the latter.
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Review comments at @rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs:
- Around line 3696-3698: Add a deterministic race test around the cancellation
path using producer.abort and pads.settled: make cancellation win while a track
error is ready, then verify the cancellation arm records the failure and replay
is suppressed. Arrange the test so it checks the record before settling the play
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Allow descriptor corrections after a decode failure.
If a Legacy track is initially described as LOC, its first frame can fail decoding before playback starts. A catalog correction to Legacy still matches Finished, so the rendition remains silent on that start. Allow a corrected descriptor to start a reader without weakening replay protection for transport failures.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs around lines 1865 - 1867:
Update the decode-error handling around `finished.insert` so a Legacy descriptor
correction can start a reader after a frame decode failure, without weakening
replay protection for transport failures. Establish the distinction between
decode failures and transport failures in the completion state, preserving the
existing replay-protection behavior for the latter.
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quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 4d32555 because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).
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quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at a6721a1, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with main at 6f66d55 merged in by the quest merge driver.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at a6721a1 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 31dcfd5, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with the land fixer's fix (codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort): Merged base and re·solved quest/m0/test-flakes-2/README.md conflict preserving both additions; ran just ci base (passed, including 234 moq-gst tests) and git diff --check base HEAD..
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Finishes quest/m0/test-flakes-2/gst-sink-restart-pads.md.
Summary
a_moqsink_restart_keeps_pads_when_caps_arrive_at_different_timesfailed on moq-dev/moq#8122's Check (job). In its third generation, the dropped audio pad produced a buffer on a stream it never started in that generation. The test counts stream-starts per pad, soaudio_0must have received a second stream-start since the previous generation. The test reads the pad set correctly; the source really did start the rendition again.The source bug: when a track fails mid-stream on an instance that is still up,
Play::streamreturns without aFinishedrecord (only a clean end recorded one). The follower then restarts every reader-less rendition on any later plan update, including the publisher's final catalog snapshot, which can arrive after the track ended. The new subscription can be handed the group the pad already played, for example a relay's cached copy that was cut off bySession(Cancel)as the publisher's session closed. That pushes a second stream-start and a replayed group onto the held pad.The fix: a failed track is recorded in
Finished, as an end is, inPlay::stream's error arm and in the cancel arm'sended()race beside it. A failure can also be the instance going away before it reports closed (the sameSession(Cancel)ordering seen above), andstart()reuses the serial when that instance returns. So a failure record holds only for the start it happened on: eachstart(), a same-instance return included, gets a new start number, and readers carry it with the serial asAttached. A clean end still holds across returns.Reproduction
Session(Cancel)before their instance reports closed (~0.3% of runs);a_failed_track_is_not_replayed_after_a_catalog_updateplays a track, fails it, serves the same content again on the still-open broadcast, and reshapes the rendition. Without the fix it fails every time (the failed track started again: left 1, right 0); with it, it passes.Changes
rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs: a failed track recordsFinished, scoped to the instance's start (Attached { serial, start },Ended { track, failed });ended()reports a ready failure too (Option<moq_mux::Result<()>>); docs updated.a_failed_track_is_not_replayed_after_a_catalog_update; newa_reannounced_sibling_instance_plays_a_track_that_failed(a sibling track fails while its route is up, the route is withdrawn and announced again, and the next group must reach the same pad; it fails on the previous head with2 never reached a pad);ended_sees_only_an_end_with_no_media_before_itcovers an aborted track.Choices made without asking
Finishedrecord rather than add a separate "spent on this instance" flag to the follower. It also covers reshapes, which restart readers whatever order the follower handles events in.offline()/start()as the review suggested: a cancelled reader's late insert can land after such a clear, while a stale start number can never match a later start.Public API: none (moq-gst internals). Wire: none.
Validation
just check: pass.cargo nextest run -p moq-gst: 234/234 pass (after merging origin/main).--stress-count 100over the new tests, the reannounce tests, theendedunit test, and the original sink-restart test: 100/100 pass.Review
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort:
Merged base and re·solved quest/m0/test-flakes-2/README.md conflict by retaining both additions; passed git diff --check base HEAD and just ci base (lint, format, build, tests, and quest validation).(head c1851dd)mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort:
Merged base and re·solved quest/m0/test-flakes-2/README.md conflict preserving both additions; ran just ci base (passed, including 234 moq-gst tests) and git diff --check base HEAD.(head 31dcfd5)mechanical fix by quest land watch:
merged main at 6f66d5593a4166805f94d29336e9bec0cffb7b31 with the quest merge driver(head a6721a1)mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort:
Merged base and re·solved quest/m0/test-flakes-2/README.md conflict preserving both progress notes and quest-list changes; ran git diff --check and just ci base (all checks and 234 Rust tests passed).(head 4d32555)Codex
gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 on head d72c6c0 against origin/main 9920a3f: no findings.Earlier GitHub reviews on d1bb46c (pullfrog, and an automated OpenAI review) found that a failure seen as the instance goes away suppressed the rendition when the same instance returned: fixed, as above.
Suggested follow-ups
sink::imp::tests::a_stale_completion_cannot_end_the_next_publicationfailed 1 of 30 stress iterations of the moq-gst suite at 8e2db7b9f6 (the refactor!: rename moq-rtc to moq-webrtc, holding moq-ice and moq-tokio's WebRTC transport #8122 head). It's a separate moq-gst sink flake worth its own test-flakes-2 child.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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