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fix(net): js/net and moq-net decode the same inputs the same way - #8222
The 2026-11-07 invariant audit (js-2, js-5 to js-9) found js/net accepting inputs rs/moq-net refuses, because the two decoders are hand-written with no shared inputs. Separately, JS judged GOAWAY redirects on the opaque moql:/moqt: host while dialing it over https, so moql://127.1, moql://0x7f000001 and moql://2130706433 passed as non-local yet dialed 127.0.0.1, letting a relay steer a redirect: "follow" client and its tokens to loopback.
Changes
Shared moq-lite corpus.rs/moq-net/fixtures/lite.json holds complete wire inputs, each with a negotiated version and the outcome both sides must reach: decoded (our own re-encoding must equal the input, so the case pins the value) or refused (rejected without asking for more bytes). rs/moq-net/src/lite/corpus.rs and js/net/src/lite/corpus.test.ts replay it under just check. It follows the existing shared-vector convention (rs/hang/fixtures/*.json, already in the JS impact pattern in sh/dispatch.sh). Cases:
the three fuzz/regressions/lite/ inputs, moved here so JS replays them too (the binary files are deleted; the fuzz README now routes single-message moq-lite crashes to the corpus);
ANNOUNCE_INIT over the announce budget, within it, and one byte past Rust's size cap;
group sequences at 2^62-1 (lite-06) and 2^64-1 (lite-07);
a moql CLIENT_SETUP against a server pinned to a version the client did or did not offer;
a few decoded announces (lite-05 active, lite-06 START and END).
With the JS fixes reverted, the budget, size-cap and pinned-version cases fail; Rust passes every case unchanged.
JS fixes the corpus pins.
AnnounceInit is capped at 1 MiB - 16 like Rust's frame::SEGMENT - 16 (was 64 MiB) and takes the remaining announce budget, refusing an over-budget count before decoding any path. Slots.available() supplies it.
accept() with a pinned version selects it only when the client offered it. The choice is factored into select() (JS) and setup::Client::select (Rust, moved out of server.rs) so both corpus runners call the session's own code.
Typed endpoint.js/net/src/connection/endpoint.ts parses a dial target once into { scheme, host: ipv4 | ipv6 | name, port, url }, reading a non-special scheme's host back through https so it is the host the transport dials. GOAWAY classification (isLocal, same-host, pin), the dial URL (replacing dialable), the WebSocket-won key, the redirect-loop key and log redaction all use it. util/log.tsredact is replaced by show(endpoint), which prints scheme, host and port only, as Rust's Shown does: the old form printed null/<path> for moql: URLs, path tokens included, and kept the path for https too.
Other audit items.
checkSequence refuses a sequence at or above 2^64, so appendGroup after group 2^64-1 throws instead of minting one past UNBOUNDED, matching Rust's u64. The datagram path's separate check is now redundant and removed.
open.tspatience treats an RTT of 0 as no sample (falls back to the probe, then 100 ms), so a transport reporting 0 before its first sample no longer makes every stalled open reset a lower stream at once.
Choices made without asking
Corpus scope: moq-lite single-message inputs only. fuzz/regressions/ingest (group-stream ingest with track timelines and chunking), pattern and ietf stay fuzz regressions, since JS has no matching harness for the first two and the last is moq-transport.
Pinned SETUP in the corpus: modelled as a client_setup case with a server field naming the one version accepted, since AcceptProps.version pins a single version.
Endpoint host parsing reuses the WHATWG URL parser (the one the dial uses) rather than a hand-written IPv4 parser, so every spelling the dial accepts (shorthand, hex, octal, decimal, mixed-case IPv6) reads as the same address. A trailing-dot localhost. is also treated as local.
Hostless or unparsable GOAWAY URIs (unix:, moql:relay) are refused as malformed: no JS transport can dial them. They were refused before too, as a scheme downgrade.
Exclusive range ends (skipGroups, dropGroups, refuseGroups) go through a separate checkEnd that allows 2^64, so a run can still end past group 2^64-1 (a failed FETCH reaching it drops [start, UNBOUNDED)).
Impact
@moq/netaccept(): a pinned version the client did not offer now fails the server's SETUP (no common version found) instead of being sent and refused by the client.
@moq/net track, group, fill and datagram APIs throw RangeError for a group sequence at or above 2^64.
@moq/net connection logs show scheme://host:port, without the path.
@moq/net GOAWAY redirects to a loopback, private or link-local address in any spelling are refused from a non-local endpoint; a hostless redirect URI is refused as malformed.
Wire: @moq/net refuses (and will not send) a lite-01/02 ANNOUNCE_INIT over 1 MiB - 16, and refuses one listing more broadcasts than its announce budget before decoding. Rust already did both; no Rust wire change.
No public Rust API change.
Suggested follow-ups
Plan: Rust is_local (rs/moq-net/src/reconnect/redirect.rs) reads a non-special scheme's host as Host::Domain, so moqt://127.1 is not local there either, while the native dial resolves it; whether it reaches loopback depends on the resolver. Worth the same treatment, ideally with the endpoint spellings as a shared fixture.
Plan: backport the GOAWAY loopback fix to the next release; it lets a relay steer a redirect: "follow" client's tokens to loopback.
Drop: JS ClientSetup.decode reports a truncated SETUP body as an unexpected end rather than malformed, unlike Rust. Nothing acts on the difference beyond the error text.
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort
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just check passed on the branch (rs, js, biome, markdown, gh, shell).
Review
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort: Merged base and re·solved the ticker test cleanup comment conflict, preserving the identical unsubscribe call; ran git diff --cached --check, just ci base, and just test interop --all. (head a161efa)
Fixed: low, js/net/src/util/sequence.ts:25: Allow the u64 boundary for exclusive range ends; checkEnd permits 2^64 for exclusive ends in track.ts:1864 and fill.ts:536,547, with regression coverage in track.test.ts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The changes add endpoint parsing for connection dialing, logging, and redirect validation. JavaScript and Rust setup handling select compatible offered versions and test lite decoding against shared fixtures. Announce-init decoding now checks slot budgets and message size. Sequence validation distinguishes group sequences from exclusive range ends. Stream-opening patience falls back when transport RTT is zero.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 6efc8
Resolve the endpoint compatibility and cleanup regressions and validate track ends before merging. Affected callers can otherwise fail to connect, leave an abandoned transport open, or wait indefinitely for an unreachable track end.
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No actionable findings. Canonicalizing raw-QUIC hosts through the same URL interpretation used for dialing closes the alternate-loopback-spelling gap without another IPv4 parser. GOAWAY host/pin checks and diagnostic rendering now share that interpretation, with credentials and paths omitted from logs. The shared corpus exercises the actual decoder and version-selection paths; announce count and size limits align with Rust. Sequence values stop at u64::MAX while exclusive range ends retain the 2^64 boundary, and a zero RTT now falls back to a usable sample or the default wait.
Direction: retain the shared-input approach and canonical endpoint classification. DNS-resolved private addresses remain outside this literal-host check, as documented; the separate Rust redirect follow-up is not resolved by this JS change.
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ℹ️ Minor points only — the core changes and both test suites check out.
Reviewed changes
Read the full diff plus the surrounding decoders, redirect paths, and fill/range callers, and verified at f6db85796 with cargo test -p moq-net --lib lite::corpus and the full js/net bun suite (3150 passed, 2 skipped).
Shared moq-lite corpus — rs/moq-net/fixtures/lite.json is replayed by rs/moq-net/src/lite/corpus.rs and js/net/src/lite/corpus.test.ts, with the three former fuzz/regressions/lite inputs moved in and that directory deleted.
JS decoders now match Rust — AnnounceInit caps at 1 MiB - 16 and takes the remaining announce budget before decoding paths; accept() refuses a pinned version the client did not offer; group sequences refuse 2^64 while exclusive run ends allow it.
Typed dial endpoint — connection/endpoint.ts parses a target once, and GOAWAY classification, same-host and pin checks, dialing, the WebSocket key, redirect-loop keys, and log redaction all read the host the transport dials.
Other audit fixes — open.ts treats a zero RTT as no sample, and the completed quest is removed from the tree and its milestone list.
ℹ️ The native moq-net redirect check still accepts shorthand loopback
js/net now refuses moql://127.1 and its hex, octal, and decimal spellings, but the native rs/moq-net check reads a non-special scheme's host as Host::Domain and only tries IpAddr::from_str, so moqt://127.1 is still not local while the native dial resolves it. That is outside this JS change and is called out in the body, but the suggested release backport covers only the JS fix, so native clients would still be exposed. Worth filing as its own quest rather than leaving it in the PR body, which goes stale after merge.
Technical details
# Native is_local still misses shorthand IPv4## Affected sites-`rs/moq-net/src/reconnect/redirect.rs:117` — `Host::Domain(host)` is tried only as `IpAddr`, so `127.1`, `0x7f000001`, `2130706433`, and `0177.0.0.1` fail to parse and fall through to the name check.
-`js/net/src/connection/endpoint.ts:45` — the JS side reads the host back through https, so those spellings canonicalize to `127.0.0.1` before `isLocal`.
## Required outcome- A native `redirect: "follow"` client no longer follows a GOAWAY naming shorthand loopback (or private/link-local) IPv4.
- The work is tracked as a quest (or lands here), and the backport note names that it covers the JS fix only.
## Suggested approach (optional)- Canonicalize the opaque host before classifying it, and add the accepted spellings as a shared fixture beside `rs/moq-net/fixtures/lite.json`.
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No new findings in the incremental changes since f6db857. Deriving the announce-init cap from SEGMENT_BYTES preserves its current wire limit while tying it to the same storage constraint. Disposing the ticker test's final subscriber stops the shared loop before its Manual clock is uninstalled, addressing the cross-file leak at its source. Main-branch merges do not change the prior endpoint/decoder assessment.
Direction: retain shared limit definitions and explicit test-owned subscription cleanup.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/connection/ticker.test.ts at line 32:
The test does not verify that disposal stops the restarted ticker. In the test
containing `c()`, advance the clock by one period after disposal and assert that
`ticks` remains unchanged, preserving the expected callbacks already recorded.
js/net/src/lite/corpus.test.ts: 2
50-52: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Assert the selected version in both corpus runners.
The pinned case offers moq-lite-06 before moq-lite-05, but both runners discard the selection. If selection returns moq-lite-06 without error, the case can still pass. Assert that the selected version equals the pin for decoded cases.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/lite/corpus.test.ts around lines 50 - 52:
Update both corpus runners’ decoded-case paths around ClientSetup.decode and
select to assert that the selected version equals the pinned c.server version;
ensure a mismatched selection fails the case rather than being discarded.
58-70: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Check the reason for each refusal.
An unrelated exception can make a refusal case pass before its intended check runs. Add assertions for the expected refusal reasons and let unexpected exceptions fail. Preserve the intended ordinary Error refusals.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/lite/corpus.test.ts around lines 58 - 70:
Update outcome’s catch around decode so unexpected exceptions propagate instead
of being classified as refusals; preserve the existing handling of incomplete
input and intended ordinary Error refusals. Add assertions that each refusal
case fails for its expected reason, using the case’s existing expected-reason
data rather than introducing a new mechanism.
rs/moq-net/src/lite/corpus.rs: 1
80-88: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Require decoding to succeed before checking the pinned version.
Both runners accept a protocol decoding refusal as the expected selection refusal. A decoding regression can therefore make the unoffered-pin case pass without testing selection.
Separate decoding failures from selection refusals
In rs/moq-net/src/lite/corpus.rs:
Message::ClientSetup => {
let decoded = crate::setup::Client::decode_slice(data, case.version);
+ if case.server.is_some() && matches!(&decoded, Err(err) if !matches!(err, DecodeError::Short)) {+ return "client setup decode failed".to_string();+ }
if let (Ok((client, _)), Some(server)) = (&decoded, case.server)
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/corpus.rs around lines 80 - 88:
Update the Rust ClientSetup handling around Client::decode_slice and the
JavaScript client_setup handling around ClientSetup.decode so decode failures
are classified separately from selection refusals. Only run the pinned-version
selection check after decoding succeeds, and report “refused” only when
selection rejects the successfully decoded message; preserve each runner’s
established decoding-failure outcomes.
js/net/src/fill.ts: 1
536-536: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add boundary tests for both Fill methods.
Test dropGroups and refuseGroups with an exclusive end of 2^64. The new track test covers only skipGroups. It would not catch either Fill method reverting to checkSequence(end) and rejecting the last valid group.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/fill.ts at line 536:
Add boundary tests for both Fill methods, dropGroups and refuseGroups, using an
exclusive end of 2^64; verify each accepts the boundary and handles the last
valid group, guarding against regression to checkSequence(end).
js/net/src/open.test.ts: 1
201-201: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Add a zero-RTT test with a probe estimate.
The current test supplies no probe RTT, so it also passes if the fallback ignores probes. Add a case with zero transport RTT and a 20 ms probe RTT. Assert that the lower stream is preempted at 20 ms and that the waiting open uses the returned credit after the peer accepts and cancels the stream.
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Add a case to the open test using the existing client setup with zero transport
RTT and a 20 ms probe RTT; verify the lower stream is preempted at 20 ms and the
waiting open uses the returned credit after the peer accepts and cancels the
stream.
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Review comments at @js/net/src/connection/accept.ts:
- Around line 204-212: Update select so unpinned selection excludes lite-07 and
matches the Rust server’s lite-06 default when both are offered; preserve the
existing explicit pinned-version path so lite-07 pins still work.
Review comments at @js/net/src/connection/connect.ts:
- Line 335: Move the fallback URL parsing and validation around parse(url) ahead
of starting the WebTransport dial, so an invalid custom WebSocket URL is
rejected before the dial begins, including when WebSocket is disabled.
- Line 405: Update the connection flow around dial.url so supplied transports
can negotiate using hostless URLs such as webrtc:peer without requiring parse()
to produce a host. Preserve the logical URL for negotiation logging, and keep
existing URL parsing behavior for connections that do not use a supplied
transport.
Review comments at @js/net/src/connection/endpoint.ts:
- Around line 44-45: Validate the relay URL scheme before dialing, and only
rewrite the supported HTTPS aliases moqt: and moql: to https:. Reject ftp: and
all other unsupported schemes instead of allowing them to reach the dialing
path; update the scheme-selection logic around special and dial.
- Around line 35-45: Update the Rust redirect check in the `rs/moq-net` wire
layer to match the host normalization performed by JavaScript `parse`: compare
the normalized literal address that the HTTPS dial will use, so alternate IPv4
spellings such as `127.1` are treated consistently with their canonical address.
Preserve the existing TLS hostname override behavior.
Review comments at @js/net/src/connection/ticker.test.ts:
- Line 32: In the restarted-subscription test, ensure the subscription returned
by tick is disposed even if the final assertion fails. Wrap the clock advance
and assertion in try/finally, call c() in the finally block, and preserve the
existing cleanup order so c() runs before the clock is closed.
Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts:
- Around line 528-530: Coordinate the budget check in the stream initialization
flow with admission to `#announces` so concurrent Draft 01/02 streams cannot
decode against the same available capacity. Update the code around
`AnnounceInit.decode` to reserve or otherwise account for slots before decoding,
and reconcile that allocation with the existing admission path so capacity is
neither oversubscribed nor lost.
Review comments at @js/net/src/util/sequence.ts:
- Line 25: Validate the exclusive final sequence in the track-ending path before
declaring the end, rejecting any finishAt beyond the sequence limit so readers
cannot wait for an unreachable group or skip. Locate the validation near the
sequence-limit check and preserve valid end values and existing end-declaration
behavior.
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Review comments at @js/net/src/connection/ticker.test.ts:
- Line 32: The test does not verify that disposal stops the restarted ticker. In
the test containing `c()`, advance the clock by one period after disposal and
assert that `ticks` remains unchanged, preserving the expected callbacks already
recorded.
Review comments at @js/net/src/fill.ts:
- Line 536: Add boundary tests for both Fill methods, dropGroups and
refuseGroups, using an exclusive end of 2^64; verify each accepts the boundary
and handles the last valid group, guarding against regression to
checkSequence(end).
Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/corpus.test.ts:
- Around line 50-52: Update both corpus runners’ decoded-case paths around
ClientSetup.decode and select to assert that the selected version equals the
pinned c.server version; ensure a mismatched selection fails the case rather
than being discarded.
- Around line 58-70: Update outcome’s catch around decode so unexpected
exceptions propagate instead of being classified as refusals; preserve the
existing handling of incomplete input and intended ordinary Error refusals. Add
assertions that each refusal case fails for its expected reason, using the
case’s existing expected-reason data rather than introducing a new mechanism.
Review comments at @js/net/src/open.test.ts:
- Line 201: Add a case to the open test using the existing client setup with
zero transport RTT and a 20 ms probe RTT; verify the lower stream is preempted
at 20 ms and the waiting open uses the returned credit after the peer accepts
and cancels the stream.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/corpus.rs:
- Around line 80-88: Update the Rust ClientSetup handling around
Client::decode_slice and the JavaScript client_setup handling around
ClientSetup.decode so decode failures are classified separately from selection
refusals. Only run the pinned-version selection check after decoding succeeds,
and report “refused” only when selection rejects the successfully decoded
message; preserve each runner’s established decoding-failure outcomes.
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Exclude lite-07 from default selection.
When a client offers lite-07 before lite-06, an unpinned JavaScript server selects lite-07. A Rust server using Versions::all() selects lite-06. Align the unpinned default while preserving explicit lite-07 pins.
As per coding guidelines: “Keep their behavior identical.”
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Review comment at @js/net/src/connection/accept.ts around lines 204 - 212:
Update select so unpinned selection excludes lite-07 and matches the Rust
server’s lite-06 default when both are offered; preserve the existing explicit
pinned-version path so lite-07 pins still work.
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Validate the fallback URL before starting WebTransport.
If a custom WebSocket URL has no host, websocketKey() throws after the WebTransport dial starts. The dial can then open without an owner or remain pending, even when WebSocket is disabled. Parse the fallback URL before starting the dial.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/connection/connect.ts at line 335:
Move the fallback URL parsing and validation around parse(url) ahead of starting
the WebTransport dial, so an invalid custom WebSocket URL is rejected before the
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When a caller supplies a transport and a hostless URL such as webrtc:peer, parse() throws before negotiation. The caller cannot establish the MoQ session. Preserve logical URLs on the supplied-transport path, including in negotiation logging.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/connection/connect.ts at line 405:
Update the connection flow around dial.url so supplied transports can negotiate
using hostless URLs such as webrtc:peer without requiring parse() to produce a
host. Preserve the logical URL for negotiation logging, and keep existing URL
parsing behavior for connections that do not use a supplied transport.
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nl -ba rs/moq-tokio/src/tls.rs | sed -n '600,655p'
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nl -ba rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/backend.rs | sed -n '310,355p'
nl -ba rs/moq-tokio/src/connect.rs | sed -n '99,118p'
nl -ba js/net/src/connection/goaway.test.ts | sed -n '1,145p'
git diff --stat 079a6460fc6bff54ec48d98a8f0bbd509b69fc52 6efc8866bed9097e4b54153d19cfc25494ab0ec4 -- js/net/src/connection/endpoint.ts rs/moq-net/src/reconnect/redirect.rs rs/moq-tokio/src/resolve.rs rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/backend.rs
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Web query:
Rust std net Ipv4Addr fromstr only four decimal octets syntax 127.1 invalid
Result:
Sources consulted:
- Ipv4Addr in core::net - Rust — https://doc.rust-lang.org/beta/core/net/struct.Ipv4Addr.html
- Ipv4Addr in std::net - Rust — https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/net/struct.Ipv4Addr.html
- ip_addr.rs - source — https://doc.rust-lang.org/src/core/net/ip_addr.rs.html
- AddrParseError in core::net - Rust — https://doc.rust-lang.org/core/net/struct.AddrParseError.html
- Ipv4Addr: Incorrect Parsing for Octal format IP string · Issue #83648 · rust-lang/rust · GitHub — GitHub issue 83648 in rust-lang/rust (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- …and 7 more
Align Rust redirect checks with this normalization.
With follow and a TLS hostname override, Rust can accept moql://127.1/ and dial loopback, while JavaScript refuses it. Apply equivalent literal normalization to Rust’s redirect check.
As per coding guidelines: “The wire layer, the JS counterpart of rs/moq-net. Keep their behavior identical.”
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Review comment at @js/net/src/connection/endpoint.ts around lines 35 - 45:
Update the Rust redirect check in the `rs/moq-net` wire layer to match the host
normalization performed by JavaScript `parse`: compare the normalized literal
address that the HTTPS dial will use, so alternate IPv4 spellings such as
`127.1` are treated consistently with their canonical address. Preserve the
existing TLS hostname override behavior.
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nl -ba js/net/src/connection/endpoint.ts | sed -n '15,55p'
rg -n -F -e 'function credential' -e 'function fallback' -- js/net/src/connection
rg -n -i 'moqt://|moql://|https://|url scheme|unsupported protocol' js/net/README.md js/net/src/connection/connect.test.ts doc/concept | sed -n '1,160p'
git show 079a6460fc6bff54ec48d98a8f0bbd509b69fc52:js/qmux/src/session.ts | nl -ba | sed -n '485,512p'
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Web query:
W3C WebTransport constructor URL scheme must be https TypeError specification
Result:
Sources consulted:
- WebTransport — https://www.w3.org/TR/webtransport/
- WebTransport — https://wicg.github.io/web-transport/
- webtransport/index.bs at main · w3c/webtransport · GitHub — https://github.com/w3c/webtransport/blob/main/index.bs
- WebTransport: WebTransport() constructor - Web APIs | MDN — https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebTransport/WebTransport
- WebTransport — https://www.w3.org/TR/2023/WD-webtransport-20230405/
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Reject unsupported schemes before dialing.
An ftp:// relay URL is rewritten to HTTPS, so connect can establish a MoQ session despite the supplied protocol. Validate the dial scheme and limit HTTPS aliases to moqt: and moql:.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/connection/endpoint.ts around lines 44 - 45:
Validate the relay URL scheme before dialing, and only rewrite the supported
HTTPS aliases moqt: and moql: to https:. Reject ftp: and all other unsupported
schemes instead of allowing them to reach the dialing path; update the
scheme-selection logic around special and dial.
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Bun test runner test files same process module cache isolation between test files Bun test docs
Result:
Sources consulted:
- Test runner | Bun Docs — https://bun.sh/docs/test
- Bun v1.3.13 | Bun Blog — https://bun.com/blog/bun-v1.3.13
- Parallel & isolated test runs | Bun Docs — https://bun-docs.vercel.app/docs/test/parallel
- …and 28 more
Dispose the restarted subscription on failure.
If the final assertion fails, c() is skipped and the ticker remains subscribed to the manual clock. Later subscribers with the same period can then stop receiving ticks. Dispose c in a finally block before closing the clock.
Suggested fix
--- "a/js/net/src/connection/ticker.test.ts"+++ "b/js/net/src/connection/ticker.test.ts"@@ -25,11 +25,13 @@
expect(ticks).toEqual(["a", "b", "b"]);
// A stopped loop restarts for a later subscriber, rather than leaving the page unsampled.
const c = tick(period, () => ticks.push("c"));
- await clock.advance(period);- expect(ticks).toEqual(["a", "b", "b", "c"]);- // Stopped, so the page-wide loop does not outlive this test's clock.- c();+ try {+ await clock.advance(period);+ expect(ticks).toEqual(["a", "b", "b", "c"]);+ } finally {+ c();+ }
} finally {
installed.close();
}
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Review comment at @js/net/src/connection/ticker.test.ts at line 32:
In the restarted-subscription test, ensure the subscription returned by tick is
disposed even if the final assertion fails. Wrap the clock advance and assertion
in try/finally, call c() in the finally block, and preserve the existing cleanup
order so c() runs before the clock is closed.
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Coordinate the budget check with slot admission.
If two Draft 01/02 streams start decoding before either registers its initial set, both can use the same budget. At the default limit, the second stream can decode 100,000 paths unnecessarily before slot acquisition closes the session. Coordinate decoding and admission across streams.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts around lines 528 - 530:
Coordinate the budget check in the stream initialization flow with admission to
`#announces` so concurrent Draft 01/02 streams cannot decode against the same
available capacity. Update the code around `AnnounceInit.decode` to reserve or
otherwise account for slots before decoding, and reconcile that allocation with
the existing admission path so capacity is neither oversubscribed nor lost.
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If finishAt declares an end beyond 2^64, no valid group or skip can reach it. Readers can then wait indefinitely while the track remains open. Validate the exclusive final sequence before declaring the end.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/util/sequence.ts at line 25:
Validate the exclusive final sequence in the track-ending path before declaring
the end, rejecting any finishAt beyond the sequence limit so readers cannot wait
for an unreachable group or skip. Locate the validation near the sequence-limit
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the five commits and merges since the prior pullfrog review at f6db857. Verified at 85650e2b6 with the full js/net bun suite (3165 passed, 1 skipped), tsc --noEmit, biome check js/net/src, and cargo test -p moq-net --lib lite::corpus.
Derived the announce-init cap from the shared segment constant — AnnounceInit.MAX_SIZE is now SEGMENT_BYTES - 16, the same 1 MiB - 16 value Rust computes from crate::frame::SEGMENT - 16, so the two caps can no longer drift; retires the prior inline note.
Reordered the announce.ts imports — the new SEGMENT_BYTES import sits in biome order.
Stopped the ticker test's restarted subscriber — the last tick handle is held and disposed, so the page-wide loop does not outlive the test's Manual clock.
Merged origin/main — the merged tree's diff against main is exactly the 35-file PR diff, with no hunks lost from either side, and connect.test.ts follows main's replacement of driveUntil with clock.drive (#8226).
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 85650e2 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 a161efa, 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 the ticker test cleanup comment conflict, preserving the identical unsubscribe call; ran git diff --cached --check, just ci base, and just test interop --all..
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Claims quest/m1/js-net-input-checks.md and finishes it (the quest file and its link are deleted).
Problem
The 2026-11-07 invariant audit (js-2, js-5 to js-9) found
js/netaccepting inputsrs/moq-netrefuses, because the two decoders are hand-written with no shared inputs. Separately, JS judged GOAWAY redirects on the opaquemoql:/moqt:host while dialing it over https, somoql://127.1,moql://0x7f000001andmoql://2130706433passed as non-local yet dialed 127.0.0.1, letting a relay steer aredirect: "follow"client and its tokens to loopback.Changes
Shared moq-lite corpus.
rs/moq-net/fixtures/lite.jsonholds complete wire inputs, each with a negotiated version and the outcome both sides must reach:decoded(our own re-encoding must equal the input, so the case pins the value) orrefused(rejected without asking for more bytes).rs/moq-net/src/lite/corpus.rsandjs/net/src/lite/corpus.test.tsreplay it underjust check. It follows the existing shared-vector convention (rs/hang/fixtures/*.json, already in the JS impact pattern insh/dispatch.sh). Cases:fuzz/regressions/lite/inputs, moved here so JS replays them too (the binary files are deleted; the fuzz README now routes single-message moq-lite crashes to the corpus);moqlCLIENT_SETUP against a server pinned to a version the client did or did not offer;With the JS fixes reverted, the budget, size-cap and pinned-version cases fail; Rust passes every case unchanged.
JS fixes the corpus pins.
AnnounceInitis capped at 1 MiB - 16 like Rust'sframe::SEGMENT - 16(was 64 MiB) and takes the remaining announce budget, refusing an over-budget count before decoding any path.Slots.available()supplies it.accept()with a pinnedversionselects it only when the client offered it. The choice is factored intoselect()(JS) andsetup::Client::select(Rust, moved out ofserver.rs) so both corpus runners call the session's own code.Typed endpoint.
js/net/src/connection/endpoint.tsparses a dial target once into{ scheme, host: ipv4 | ipv6 | name, port, url }, reading a non-special scheme's host back through https so it is the host the transport dials. GOAWAY classification (isLocal, same-host, pin), the dial URL (replacingdialable), the WebSocket-won key, the redirect-loop key and log redaction all use it.util/log.tsredactis replaced byshow(endpoint), which prints scheme, host and port only, as Rust'sShowndoes: the old form printednull/<path>formoql:URLs, path tokens included, and kept the path for https too.Other audit items.
checkSequencerefuses a sequence at or above 2^64, soappendGroupafter group 2^64-1 throws instead of minting one pastUNBOUNDED, matching Rust'su64. The datagram path's separate check is now redundant and removed.open.tspatiencetreats an RTT of 0 as no sample (falls back to the probe, then 100 ms), so a transport reporting 0 before its first sample no longer makes every stalled open reset a lower stream at once.Choices made without asking
fuzz/regressions/ingest(group-stream ingest with track timelines and chunking),patternandietfstay fuzz regressions, since JS has no matching harness for the first two and the last is moq-transport.client_setupcase with aserverfield naming the one version accepted, sinceAcceptProps.versionpins a single version.localhost.is also treated as local.unix:,moql:relay) are refused as malformed: no JS transport can dial them. They were refused before too, as a scheme downgrade.skipGroups,dropGroups,refuseGroups) go through a separatecheckEndthat allows 2^64, so a run can still end past group 2^64-1 (a failed FETCH reaching it drops[start, UNBOUNDED)).Impact
@moq/netaccept(): a pinnedversionthe client did not offer now fails the server's SETUP (no common version found) instead of being sent and refused by the client.@moq/nettrack, group, fill and datagram APIs throwRangeErrorfor a group sequence at or above 2^64.@moq/netconnection logs showscheme://host:port, without the path.@moq/netGOAWAY redirects to a loopback, private or link-local address in any spelling are refused from a non-local endpoint; a hostless redirect URI is refused as malformed.@moq/netrefuses (and will not send) a lite-01/02 ANNOUNCE_INIT over 1 MiB - 16, and refuses one listing more broadcasts than its announce budget before decoding. Rust already did both; no Rust wire change.Suggested follow-ups
is_local(rs/moq-net/src/reconnect/redirect.rs) reads a non-special scheme's host asHost::Domain, somoqt://127.1is not local there either, while the native dial resolves it; whether it reaches loopback depends on the resolver. Worth the same treatment, ideally with the endpoint spellings as a shared fixture.redirect: "follow"client's tokens to loopback.ClientSetup.decodereports a truncated SETUP body as an unexpected end rather than malformed, unlike Rust. Nothing acts on the difference beyond the error text.Models
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort
Checks
just checkpassed on the branch (rs, js, biome, markdown, gh, shell).Review
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort:
Merged base and re·solved the ticker test cleanup comment conflict, preserving the identical unsubscribe call; ran git diff --cached --check, just ci base, and just test interop --all.(head a161efa)Rewritten by
quest reviewafter each round.01a1b9b1-767c-7ca2-8248-6628b557e3ee, round 1The boundary regression is resolved and no actionable defects remain; tests were not run as instructed.js/net/src/util/sequence.ts:25:Allow the u64 boundary for exclusive range ends;checkEnd permits 2^64 for exclusive ends in track.ts:1864 and fill.ts:536,547, with regression coverage in track.test.ts.