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Plans follow-ups of moq-dev/moq#8210 (a failed finish is final) and moq-dev/moq#8209, decided in the /quest-complete session on 2026-11-07:

• [L] m2: Finishing a producer returns a Finished handle. finish(self) consumes the producer and returns a Finished handle. The handle can still abort and, where the type allows it today, insert below the end, but it can't append. The covered producers are moq-net's track::Producer and group::Producer plus fix(mux,audio,json): a failed finish is final #8210's media producers and importers, with JS mirrors. Today track::Producer::finish(&self) and group::Producer::finish(&mut self) borrow and refuse appends at runtime; the handle makes that contract the type. This replaces fix(mux,audio,json): a failed finish is final #8210's recommendation to drop finish(self).
• [XS] m1 explicit-state child: video's declared-end freeze is not a stall. From moq-dev/moq#8209's follow-ups: video counts a picture held through a declared end past 500 ms as a stall, while audio's declared silence counts none.
• [XS] m1 explicit-state child: a failed catalog finish is final. catalog::Producer::finish stores closed before its two fallible track finishes. A failure there leaves the MSF track open while later calls report a clean Closed.

Review

Codex gpt-6.1-sol (medium) via quest review, session 01a1b87a-96a1-7aa3-93d7-ab99f4b6aa6a:

• Round 1 on 81b7af4a65: one low finding. The plan had the implementation edit MIGRATE.md, which only release cuts edit (AGENTS.md). Fixed in 7b2129d582: the migration goes in the implementation PR's Impact section.
• Round 2 on 7b2129d582 (base 20981edf26), with the fix response: no findings.
• A fresh session, 01a1b888-d53b-7020-bc0d-f23845ec33a8, round 1 on e338f86335 (base d3085fcc1c), after the video declared-end quest was added: no findings.

Decisions

• ✅ The Finished typestate covers moq-net and media, and the handle is named Finished (maintainer, 2026-11-07). Not chosen: moq-net only; media only; letting the quest pick the name.
• ✅ The catalog fix and video's declared-end stall are [XS] explicit-state children (maintainer, 2026-11-07). fix(watch): count a stall only while a rendition plays #8209's Once log noise was dropped.

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Walkthrough

The pull request adds proposals for catalog producer finish failure handling, video declared-end behavior, and consuming producers with finish(self) to return a Finished handle. The quest indexes add links to the related proposals. No implementation changes are described.

Merge Risk: Low · up to e338f

The proposals are mergeable with follow-up awareness, but should clarify failed-finish behavior, ownership guarantees, and declared-end buffering transitions before implementation. No runtime behavior changes in this PR.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title names three planned changes: the Finished handle, the catalog finish fix, and the video declared-end stall. Each matches a quest document or README entry in the raw summary and the PR object…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Description check		The description names three planned follow-ups (a Finished handle for finish(self), a video declared-end stall fix, and a catalog finish failure fix). It cites the related PRs #8209 and #8210 and matc…

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Explanation

The title names three planned changes: the Finished handle, the catalog finish fix, and the video declared-end stall. Each matches a quest document or README entry in the raw summary and the PR objectives. The title lists all three as plans, but it does not say the PR only adds planning documents, so it is a little broad. It is still clearly related to the main change.

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The description names three planned follow-ups (a Finished handle for finish(self), a video declared-end stall fix, and a catalog finish failure fix). It cites the related PRs #8209 and #8210 and matches the changeset's quest documents. It is specific and on-topic, so it passes the lenient check.

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Important

Two plan-level gaps: the migration-note instruction contradicts AGENTS.md, and the Finished scope is narrower than the producers that exist on main today.

Reviewed changes

• A failed catalog finish is final — new [XS] explicit-state child; catalog::Producer::finish stores closed before its two fallible track finishes, so a failure leaves the MSF track open while later calls report Closed. Verified against rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs:1065.
• Finishing a producer returns a Finished handle — new [L] m2 quest replacing #8210's "drop finish(self)" recommendation with a consuming finish(self) -> Finished across moq-net, moq-mux, moq-audio, moq-json, and JS. The moq-net signatures and behavior it describes match track.rs:3717 and group.rs:2195.
• Indexes — one line added to the explicit-state epic README and to m2's Required list.

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Reviewed head 81b7af4 against base fe00d62.

One low-priority planning correction, also noted by the review that arrived during this pass: quest/m2/finished-handle.md:39–40 directs the implementation to update each package's MIGRATE.md. Root AGENTS.md reserves those edits for the release cut; breaking PRs put migration instructions in their Impact section. Change this sentence to require the Impact migration notes and leave guide consolidation to the cut, so the implementer is not given conflicting workflow instructions.

The catalog failure premise is supported by rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs:1065–1075: Closed is stored before either fallible finish, and an error from the first skips the second. Keeping this non-breaking fix separate from the chosen Finished typestate work is coherent. Both new quests are linked from their owning indexes.

Direction: retain the maintainer-selected Finished name and net/media scope, with the migration-note correction above.

Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the plans, indexes, repository guidance and catalog finish path. This does not validate a future typestate implementation. No quest commands, builds or tests run. Rechecked open/non-draft state, full head and existing reviews immediately before posting.

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Reviewed head 7b2129d, incrementally from 81b7af4.

The prior finding is fixed: quest/m2/finished-handle.md:40 now places each package's migration instructions in the PR's Impact section, consistent with the release-cut rule. This is the only changed line. No new findings; no further changes requested from this pass.

Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the one-commit delta; no quest commands or tests run. Rechecked open/non-draft state, head and existing reviews immediately before posting.

[pullfrog]

ℹ️ No new issues — the delta is a one-line plan correction and matches AGENTS.md.

Reviewed changes

• Migration note location corrected — quest/m2/finished-handle.md:40 now has the implementer put each package's migration in the PR's Impact section instead of editing MIGRATE.md, matching AGENTS.md's release-cut rule and the Impact section wording used across the other quests.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

No new commits landed since the prior pullfrog review (7b2129d), so this pass re-checked the unchanged head rather than a delta. Both prior threads are resolved: the migration-note correction is in place, and the scope question is settled by the plan's existing wording. Re-verified against main while covering the head:

• Catalog finish plan — catalog::Producer::finish still stores closed = Some(Error::Closed) before both fallible track finishes (rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs:1065), and the plan's Public API: none keeps the fix inside m1.
• Finished handle plan — the described track::Producer::finish(&self) (end after max_sequence, older groups still allowed) and group::Producer::finish(&mut self) (abort and cached reads survive) match rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:3717 and rs/moq-net/src/model/group.rs:2195; the media scope covers the importers, container, audio, and JSON producers, with their JS packages.
• Index entries — both land in the owning README's existing one-line-per-quest format.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

Nitpick comments: 1

quest/m1/explicit-state/catalog-finish.md: 1

22-22: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value

Test failures from both catalog tracks.

A test that fails only hang.finish() does not exercise a failure from msf_track.finish() after hang succeeds. Add both cases and check that subsequent calls return the original failure.

Suggested edit

-than `Closed`. Test a failing track finish.
+than `Closed`. Test failures from each track finish and verify that subsequent
+calls return the original failure.

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Review comment at @quest/m1/explicit-state/catalog-finish.md at line 22:
Update the failing-track-finish test guidance to cover failures from both
hang.finish() and msf_track.finish(), including the case where hang.finish()
succeeds before msf_track.finish() fails. Verify subsequent calls return the
original failure in each case.

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Review comments at @quest/m1/explicit-state/catalog-finish.md:
- Around line 20-22: Update the catalog finish plan and regression test to cover
track handles created after a failed finish. Verify that
catalog::Producer::video(..., None) and its returned handle’s modify() preserve
and report the retained finish failure rather than returning NotPublished; keep
the first error as the terminal outcome.

Review comments at @quest/m2/finished-handle.md:
- Around line 10-11: Scope the compile-error guarantee for appending after
`Finished` to Rust only, since TypeScript cannot invalidate retained producer
references. Add runtime guards to the JS mirrors of `track::Producer`,
`group::Producer`, and the media producers and importers so append attempts
through retained references are rejected after finishing.
- Around line 5-6: Update the finish contract around track::Producer and
finish(self) to clarify that consuming one producer clone does not prevent other
clones from calling append_group. Specify how the migration handles those
clones, or limit the compile-time guarantee to the consumed handle and state
that remaining clones are rejected at runtime.

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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @quest/m1/explicit-state/catalog-finish.md:
- Line 22: Update the failing-track-finish test guidance to cover failures from
both hang.finish() and msf_track.finish(), including the case where
hang.finish() succeeds before msf_track.finish() fails. Verify subsequent calls
return the original failure in each case.

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Reviewed head e338f86, incrementally from 7b2129d.

No new actionable findings in the added video declared-end quest and its index entry. The premise matches #8209's source: video starts its 500 ms stall timer from a presented timestamp without checking the declared end, whereas audio excludes ring.silent from its stalled output. The new goal consistently covers stall count, duration and echo feedback. The earlier migration-note correction remains intact.

Direction: retain this focused playback-state follow-up. Its eventual regression should use the repository's mocked-clock test convention when advancing past 500 ms.

Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the new plan and its source premise in #8209 at 05e9aaa. No implementation is present in this delta; no quest commands, tests or browser checks run. Rechecked open/non-draft state, full head and prior reviews immediately before posting.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

• Added a declared-end quest for video — new quest/m1/explicit-state/video-declared-end.md, an [XS] explicit-state child that follows #8209. The premise checks out: video's #runBuffering (js/watch/src/video/decoder.ts:434) starts the 500 ms BUFFERING timer whenever the held frame is unchanged, with no declared-end phase, while audio sets out.stalled from ring.stalled && !ring.silent (js/watch/src/audio/decoder.ts:405) and audio/decoder.test.ts:771 asserts stalls: 0 through a declared end. The wording also matches #8209's own follow-up note ("A picture held through a publisher's declared end longer than 500 ms still counts as a stall"), and Public API: none. Wire: none. is right for a stats-behavior fix.
• Indexed the quest — one line appended to the explicit-state epic's Required list, matching the existing - [Title](path) - one-line outcome format.

The delta since the prior pullfrog review is the single commit e338f86 (the other two files in the PR were unchanged), and both earlier threads remain resolved.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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quest/m1/explicit-state/video-declared-end.md: 1

17-17: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Test stall detection after playback resumes.

A hold-only test can pass if the buffering timer never restarts. After the declared-end hold, resume playback, then stop delivering pictures for over 500 ms and assert that a stall is counted.

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Review comment at @quest/m1/explicit-state/video-declared-end.md at line 17:
Update the declared-end test scenario to resume playback after the hold, then
stop delivering pictures for more than 500 ms and assert that a stall is
counted. Preserve the existing hold-only coverage and use the test’s established
stall-count assertion.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @quest/m1/explicit-state/video-declared-end.md:
- Around line 16-17: Update the video playback-state plan to ensure a declared
end clears or masks an existing stalled signal, so the buffering indicator is
not visible during the hold. Add a test for a declared end arriving after a
stall, and preserve the existing timer-stop behavior.
- Around line 5-7: Update the <moq-watch> plan and its corresponding test for a
declared end received before the first video picture: clear startup buffering so
`stalled` does not leave the spinner visible, and preserve the declared-end
behavior of not counting a stall or stalled time.

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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @quest/m1/explicit-state/video-declared-end.md:
- Line 17: Update the declared-end test scenario to resume playback after the
hold, then stop delivering pictures for more than 500 ms and assert that a stall
is counted. Preserve the existing hold-only coverage and use the test’s
established stall-count assertion.

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