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fix(net): track and group end-of-life are one outcome value each - #8243
Finishes quest/m1/explicit-state/track-end.md: in moq-net and js/net, a track's and a group's end-of-life are each held in one value. Predicates that used to rebuild an outcome from separate flags now read that value.
Problem
Rust TrackState spread its end-of-life across eight fields (end, end_error, sealed, closed, abort, resume, settled, tail). end and abort could both be set, and which one won depended on whether settled had latched. sealed || abort.is_some() was repeated at several sites. The start and anchor flag triples were the same pattern.
Rust group:GroupState kept fin and abort side by side, and Alive mirrored an abort into three separate atomics, so a reader could see the steps in between.
JS track:endError was a plain field that had to be set before the end Signal. Four Producer flags described one wire subscription. The Subscriber's guards mixed #closed and #state.closed inconsistently.
JS group:#terminal and #verdict were kept in sync by hand at seven sites, and one of them overwrote the first failure. hooks.recoverGroup reset the stable closed handle, so a caller holding the old handle could see a different outcome than a new read.
Resume (bug, reproduced): a retained copy delivering past a clean end made JS Reader.tryRecvGroup throw Incompatible while closed had already settled null. An existing test asserted that behavior. Rust Copy had the same cross-copy end refusal.
End { at, error, tail, settled } keeps an end's data together. An abort keeps the declared end, and that end's frozen settled decides between a clean end and the error.
The old repeated checks are now is_final(), is_released() and cut_off().
Start { Unknown, Pending(floor), Declared, Resolved } and Anchors { Local, Refused, Wire, Cached } replace the two flag triples.
Rust group (group.rs)
Outcome { Open, Finished(n), Released(n, err), Aborted(err) } replaces fin and abort.
Alive holds one AtomicU8 phase, Fall { Live, Released, Abandoned, Cut }. Only a cut fills cut: OnceLock<Error>, and it does so before publishing the phase with release ordering, so scans never see half an abort.
JS track (track.ts)
end: Signal<End | undefined> with End = { at, error?, tail } mirrors the Rust End. The error and the pending tail land in the same value as the end, which removes the set-before-the-end ordering for both endError and #tailPending.
#wire?: { starts, served? } replaces #subscribed, #starts and #served. It lasts from hooks.receiveTrack until hooks.cacheTrack.
The Subscriber's private flag is renamed #left (the reader closed itself). Guards that meant "either side closed" now read #state.closed alone, since leaving always settles it.
JS group (group.ts): one #verdict Once plus a #fail(err) helper (the first verdict stands) replaces #terminal. The track's scans read the new hooks.groupFailed, which never builds the public closed handle, so recoverGroup no longer needs its reset.
Resume (resume.ts, resume.rs): the first declared end stands. A mid-group end may still refine the group boundary it falls just before. Copies that disagree, or deliver past the end, are not refused (see decisions).
Decisions made without asking
Cross-copy end checks removed, not fixed. Under the maintainer rule in moq-dev/moq#8242 (a publisher breaking the identity rule hurts only its own broadcast, so spend nothing detecting it), resume readers in both languages keep the first declared end and drop the refusal. This also fixes the clean-closed-but-failing-reads bug. Tests that asserted the refusal now assert that the first end stands.
recoverGroup: a non-final error that a recovery continues past never reaches a caller. This is documented once, on CombinedClosed. The handle is built on first read, and only a caller holding the group reads it. Readers attach their recovery before handing a group out, and the track's own scans use hooks.groupFailed instead of closed. The one exception is a front serving another front: the inner front reads the handle before the outer attaches its recovery, so recoverGroup still rebuilds a handle that latched a failure (as origin/main did), and only the inner front keeps the failure it saw. Dropping that reset regressed nested fronts (CodeRabbit review; reproduced by a new resume.test.ts case).
JS track keeps end and closed as two values rather than one outcome Signal. closed is the public stable handle, readers wait on the two separately, and every combination is exactly one of the five Rust variants (aborted with or without an end). The quest's JS instances (the error field, the wire flags, the Subscriber guards) are each fixed.
A repeated wire end is a no-op, as in Rust. Before, a FETCH end-of-track equal to the declared end re-armed the tail after cacheTrack had cleared it.
hooks.startTrack throws unless hooks.receiveTrack ran first. A start belongs to the subscription. Production always calls them in that order. The nine test call sites that ran startTrack alone now call receiveTrack first.
Ticker test fix included (test(net) commit). On origin/main, connection/ticker.test.ts never stopped its last subscriber, so its page-wide 100 ms loop outlived the test's manual clock. When bandwidth.test.ts runs after it, which depends on readdir order (this checkout hit it on every run), its tick joined that dead loop and the test failed. No open PR fixed it, and it blocked just check here.
Review fixes (iteration 2), each with a test that fails without it:
Rust Requests::reject / pre-accept reject: the new Outcome::Aborted stops protecting the live edge, so it now also enqueues it for eviction (close_cache), as every other release does. A pre-accept fill's latest group was neither protected nor reclaimable.
Resume readers (Rust and JS) take an end error only from a copy at the end that stands. With the cross-copy refusal gone (decision 1), a copy declaring a different end could lend its error to the first end.
JS #endPending: only a wire subscription (#wire) owes a tail below an end, so a FETCH's end of track owes none, matching the Rust fill's set_end. A refined end keeps a tail cacheTrack cleared (declared.tail || tail, as Rust's declared.tail.or(tail)).
Rust misses: the judged key holds the whole Start, and history left unasked below a start stays unjudged, so a received start that resolves in place (Declared(n) to Resolved(n)) asks the history below it.
Declined review findings (replied on each thread): a late END_OF_TRACK after a local release in the IETF group-stream path (its throw lands in the group catch, which only aborts the already-closed track and stops that stream; the session survives); poll_finished reporting Dropped while a taken fill lives (a session can still abort the track after the producer drops, so Dropped is not yet final; unchanged from origin/main); and the closed-channel settle path (once the channel closes nothing can abort the track, so Ok is final and the latch is moot; unchanged from origin/main).
Impact
Public API: none in Rust or @moq/net (all changed items are crate- or module-private; no JS API report moved).
Wire: none.
Behavior: resume readers no longer fail when copies disagree on the end or deliver past it (decision 1). The other changes keep behavior, apart from the edge cases in decisions 2 and 4.
Benchmark
just bench-fanout f8d30a1e9d "model group" "1 64 512": user instructions per delivered group, counted on one pinned CPU, so host load doesn't move them. Per-count noise from hash seeds is about 0.5%.
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The first run read +1.1% on model/1. perf record -e instructions:u traced most of that to std::sync::Once::call: a OnceLock<Fall> took its slow path on every released group. The perf(net) commit makes the phase an AtomicU8, which gives the numbers above. The session scenario could not run against either revision: bench/fanout/session imports moq_net::Hop, which has been private since moq-dev/moq#8023 (follow-up below).
Testing
just rs test -p moq-net --all-features: 3706 passed.
bun test in js/net: 3128 passed.
quest gate just check origin/main: passes (lint, compile and tests for the changed packages and their dependents).
New or converted tests:
JS resume: the first declared end stands whether a later copy declares a lower end or delivers past it.
Rust resume: the_first_declared_end_stands and content_past_the_declared_end_leaves_the_end.
Reset the JS closed handle on recovery but notify old holders. A stable handle can't be replaced without breaking the CombinedClosed promise. Keeping scans off the handle is simpler.
Suggested follow-ups
Repair bench/fanout/session (XS): it doesn't compile because Hop is pub(crate). Recommend: build the origin config the way the relay does, or expose a test-support constructor, so the epic's fan-out benchmark covers sessions again.
quest/m2/finished-handle.md can start now: its Finished would wrap the two Outcome enums.
Caused by
moq-dev/moq#6136 - JS resume refused a copy whose end disagreed, even after a clean close, so closed reported clean while reads failed.
moq-dev/moq#5836 - recoverGroup reset the group's stable closed handle, so earlier holders kept a stale one.
moq-dev/moq#8021 - the ticker test left its page-wide loop running past its manual clock.
Models
Size: XL
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, xhigh effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort (iterate, M)
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort: Merged base and re·solved the ticker cleanup comment conflict without changing behavior; ran just ci base, just rs test -p moq-tokio --test integration -E 'test(worker::a_panicking_member_stops_its_siblings)', and NEXTEST_PROFILE=ci just rs test-changed /tmp/quest-land-8243-paths. (head 23e1efc)
Its page-wide loop outlived the test's manual clock, so a later file's 100 ms tick joined a loop that never fired.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Checked the Rust track/group outcome transitions, abort/drop and settled-end preservation, start/anchor handling, JS stable group closure and recovery attachment, wire-tail settlement, and the first-declared-end behavior in both resume implementations. The refactor preserves the relevant terminal-state predicates while removing the conflicting cross-copy end refusal.
Verification: GitHub source and diff inspection only. I did not run builds, tests, or the fan-out benchmark; the PR's reported results were not independently reproduced.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Read the full diff, then traced the call sites that decide whether the collapsed state preserves behavior: finish_at/set_end, received/anchored/anchored_cached, tear_down/close_cache, hooks.startTrack/receiveTrack, hooks.groupFailed, and the removed refused/past_end paths.
Rust track — the eight end-of-life fields collapse into Outcome { Open, Ending, Sealed, Dropped, Aborted } with End { at, error, tail, settled }; the start and anchor flag triples become Start/Anchors, and is_final/is_released/cut_off replace the repeated checks. tear_down now returns the resume snapshot and each caller (commit_abort, Alive::drop) closes the cache exactly once.
Rust group — fin/abort become Outcome { Open, Finished, Released, Aborted }, and Alive's three mirror atomics become one Fall phase with cut filled before the phase is published, so a scan sees the whole abort.
JS track — end: Signal<End> carries at/error/tail, and #subscribed/#starts/#served/#tailPending become one #wire cleared by hooks.cacheTrack; Subscriber.#left is now the only local close flag and #state.closed settles on every leave.
JS group — #terminal and #verdict become one #verdict plus #fail (first verdict stands), and the new recovery-aware hooks.groupFailed replaces every track scan that used to build and latch the public closed handle.
Resume — both readers keep the first declared end and drop the cross-copy refusal, which removes the clean-closed-but-failing-reads bug; the tests that asserted the refusal now assert the surviving end.
Quest and tests — the completed quest and its milestone line are removed, m2/finished-handle links this PR, and the JS ticker test now stops its last subscriber.
The behavior changes are the ones the body records as decisions (notably the dropped cross-copy end refusal), and the new predicates map to their predecessors one-for-one, including the settled-end retention through finish_at refinement. No public API or wire change, and no MIGRATE.md/draft changelog is required.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The JavaScript and Rust implementations consolidate track and group lifecycle state into outcome types. Track state now groups end, start, and anchor information, while group readers and consumers derive terminal results from outcome state. Resume readers retain the first declared end and allow a matching mid-group refinement. Tests cover received-track setup, conflicting ends, recovery across routes, and lifecycle transitions. Documentation and quest references were updated.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 23e1e
The lifecycle fixes address the earlier recovery, tail-accounting, cache-release, and end-error concerns. One bounded resume inconsistency remains: a replacement route can deliver groups beyond the reported track end. Merging warrants owner awareness and follow-up on that boundary.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs around lines 2914 - 2942:
Update the `the_first_declared_end_stands` test to retain the received group
instead of consuming it immediately. After checking the final position, verify
that the retained group still yields its expected frame and then ends, for every
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Review comments at @js/net/src/group.ts:
- Around line 946-949: Update the recovery handling in hooks.recoverGroup and
its interaction with hooks.groupFailed so an inner front cannot latch a failed
group’s closed result before outer recovery is attached and thereby prevent that
recovery from continuing. Keep the outer verdict pending when recovery can
resume the reader; preserve the existing failure outcome when recovery cannot
continue.
Review comments at @js/net/src/resume.ts:
- Around line 1310-1319: Update the end-learning logic around #declare and
#learnEnd so a copy’s error is adopted only when its end matches or validly
refines the retained end; keep the retained position when ends conflict. Apply
the same compatibility rule in the Rust counterpart.
Review comments at @js/net/src/track.ts:
- Around line 2013-2014: Update the END_OF_TRACK handling in the subscriber so
it checks whether the track has been locally released before calling
#declareEnd. Ignore the late marker after release rather than turning the error
into a protocol violation or closing the session; preserve the existing
processing path when the track is still active.
- Around line 2013-2021: The end-refinement branch in #declareEnd resets the
tail state, potentially restoring a tail already cleared by cacheTrack. Reuse
declared.tail when updating the refined end so the existing tail state is
preserved.
- Around line 2012-2014: Update the #declareEnd call in the `declared ===
undefined` branch so FETCH-only ends do not mark a live tail; retain the tail
only when a subscription feeds it. Preserve the existing end declaration and
closed-track behavior.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs:
- Around line 1272-1282: Update the logic that assigns self.declared so an end
carrying an error is adopted only when its position matches or validly refines
the retained end. Preserve the existing valid mid-group refinement behavior, and
do not replace a clean end at group 5 with an errored end at group 6.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:
- Around line 4830-4832: Update the `Outcome::Ending` handling and
`Demand::poll_closed` fallback so a sealed outcome is not reported while a
cached group remains open. Preserve the pending result until the group settles,
and ensure the closed-channel path also waits on and honors the `End::settled`
latch before latching the outcome.
- Around line 4822-4825: Update the dropped-track teardown path around
`state.tear_down` and `Outcome::Dropped` so waiting subscribers’ `poll_finished`
resolves immediately with `Error::Dropped`, even while a taken `Fill` remains
alive. Ensure the dropped outcome notifies or otherwise wakes those subscribers
without waiting for the fill to be dropped, while preserving the existing
teardown and cache-closing behavior.
- Around line 2333-2343: Update Track::reject to enqueue the slot through the
existing queueing mechanism when rejecting the request, so its latest cached
group can be reclaimed; preserve the current aborted outcome and
subscriber-wakeup behavior.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track/miss.rs:
- Line 649: Update the received-copy start-change handling around
state.start.sequence() so it rejudges suppressed history when the start
transitions from Declared to Resolved, even if the sequence is unchanged. Detect
the resolution-state change as well as sequence changes, while preserving the
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Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs:
- Around line 2914-2942: Update the `the_first_declared_end_stands` test to
retain the received group instead of consuming it immediately. After checking
the final position, verify that the retained group still yields its expected
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Ignore a late END_OF_TRACK after local release.
If local release wins while the IETF subscriber waits for the marker’s stream to end, hooks.endTrack throws. The subscriber converts that error into a protocol violation and closes the session. Check for release before processing the marker.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/track.ts around lines 2013 - 2014:
Update the END_OF_TRACK handling in the subscriber so it checks whether the
track has been locally released before calling #declareEnd. Ignore the late
marker after release rather than turning the error into a protocol violation or
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Declining: the late marker does not close the session. In the group-stream path (js/net/src/ietf/subscriber.ts, the END_OF_TRACK branch) the ProtocolViolation thrown there is caught by the group handler's own catch, which only calls producer?.abort(e) and track.abort(e) (both no-ops on an already finished group and a released track, since #close returns early once closed is set) and stops that one stream. Only handleFetch and the FETCH response path call #fail, and a released track there throws a plain Error, not a ProtocolViolation, so it refuses the fill instead.
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@kixelated I understand your decision. I checked the group handler and found one difference: its catch calls #fail for a ProtocolViolation at Line 2036, before the abort calls. #fail closes the session.
The END_OF_TRACK branch wraps a hooks.endTrack error in ProtocolViolation at Line 2008. The session can therefore close in the release race. I’ll defer to your decision.
- A refused request stops protecting a live edge a pre-accept fill cached,
and enqueues it for eviction.
- Resume readers take an end error only from a copy at the end that stands.
- JS: a FETCH's end owes no tail, and refining an end keeps a cleared tail.
- JS: a front serving another front rebuilds a group's closed handle that
latched a failure its recovery continues past.
- A received start resolving in place judges the history below it again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed da56d5b incrementally from 98846b6, excluding inherited main changes.
No new actionable findings. Refusal now releases a pre-accept fill's protected cache edge. Rust and JS resume readers take an end error only from a copy consistent with the retained end. JS FETCH-only ends no longer invent a subscription tail, and refining an end preserves a tail already cleared by cacheTrack. Attaching an outer recovery rebuilds a previously latched source-failure handle without discarding the consumer's own terminal verdict. Including the complete Start state in miss invalidation and leaving unasked history unjudged lets an in-place start resolution reconsider that history.
Direction: these changes make the existing lifecycle transitions consistent rather than adding another independent state. Focused regressions cover the reported transitions.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static inspection of the incremental patches and surrounding cache, miss, end/tail and group-recovery paths. No builds, tests, fan-out benchmark or interop reproduction run. Rechecked open/non-draft state, head and reviews immediately before this COMMENT.
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✅ No new issues found.
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Reviewed the two commits since the last pullfrog review (98846b6), which address the review findings on track-end handling and end-of-life state.
Released the live edge on a refused request — TrackState::reject now captures is_released() before setting Aborted and calls close_cache() when not already released, so a pre-accept fill's cached live edge is demoted and enqueued for eviction, matching commit_abort.
Restricted resume end errors to the standing end — both readers now take a copy's end error only when that copy's end matches the retained end (or is the frame-0 form at the same final_sequence), so a contradicting copy can no longer lend its error to the first end.
Tied the JS tail to the wire subscription — #endPending arms a tail only while #wire is set, and a refinement preserves declared.tail, so a FETCH-only end and a refinement after cacheTrack both owe no tail.
Rebuilt a latched group handle on nested-front recovery — hooks.recoverGroup discards a closed handle that latched a non-verdict failure once a recovery is attached, with a regression test covering an inner front's already-failed group continuing on the outer front's next route.
Re-judged history below an in-place start resolution — JudgedAt carries the whole Start and the unasked prefix is left unjudged, so Declared(n) to Resolved(n) asks the fills below it.
The changes remain crate/module-private, with no public API or wire impact.
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rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs: 2
1276-1305: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Low value
Group delivery can pass the declared end
If one copy declares Position::group(2) and the route switches to an open copy with group 5, poll_finished can report group 2 while poll_recv_group returns group 5. Reader::poll_lowest does not apply the standing end to candidates, so the returned group contradicts the exclusive end.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs around lines 1276 - 1305:
Update Reader::poll_lowest to apply the standing declared end when evaluating
candidates, so poll_recv_group cannot return a group at or beyond the exclusive
end reported by poll_finished. Preserve delivery of candidates that remain
before the declared end.
After the contradictory end, poll groups and assert that the read does not return an error. Also fail the content-past-end test if draining returns an error. The current assertions can pass if group polling returns ProtocolViolation or the contradictory copy’s application error.
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assert!(sub.end_error().is_none());
+ drain_checked(&mut sub);
}
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- let _ = drain(&mut sub, false);+ drain_checked(&mut sub);
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- /// Every group the reader hands out right now.+ /// Drain available groups and fail on a group-read error.+ fn drain_checked(sub: &mut track::Subscriber) {+ loop {+ match sub.poll_recv_group(&kio::Waiter::noop()) {+ Poll::Ready(Ok(Some(_))) => {}+ Poll::Ready(Err(err)) => panic!("group read failed: {err:?}"),+ Poll::Pending | Poll::Ready(Ok(None)) => return,+ }+ }+ }++ /// Every group the reader hands out right now.
fn drain(sub: &mut track::Subscriber, ordered: bool) -> Vec<u64> {
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs at line 2968:
Update the contradictory-end test after `sub.end_error()` and the
content-past-end test so draining available groups fails on any group-read
error, including `ProtocolViolation` or an application error; preserve normal
handling of pending reads and no available groups.
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Review comments at @js/net/src/resume.ts:
- Around line 1315-1326: Update the group-delivery path associated with #declare
so it checks each group’s logical position against #declared and does not
deliver groups at or beyond the declared end; stop delivery normally without
failing the reader, while preserving the existing handling of groups before the
end.
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Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs:
- Around line 1276-1305: Update Reader::poll_lowest to apply the standing
declared end when evaluating candidates, so poll_recv_group cannot return a
group at or beyond the exclusive end reported by poll_finished. Preserve
delivery of candidates that remain before the declared end.
- Line 2968: Update the contradictory-end test after `sub.end_error()` and the
content-past-end test so draining available groups fails on any group-read
error, including `ProtocolViolation` or an application error; preserve normal
handling of pending reads and no available groups.
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Enforce the declared end when delivering groups.
If one copy declares { group: 2n, frame: 0 } and the serving copy later supplies group 5, the reader can return group 5 after finished() returned the earlier end. Prevent delivery at or beyond the declared end without failing the reader.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/resume.ts around lines 1315 - 1326:
Update the group-delivery path associated with #declare so it checks each
group’s logical position against #declared and does not deliver groups at or
beyond the declared end; stop delivery normally without failing the reader,
while preserving the existing handling of groups before the end.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the one new commit since the prior pullfrog review (da56d5b), a merge of origin/main (4b18b2cc4) that brings in the js/net per-broadcast cache pool (#8177) and the Rust FETCH pacing removal (#8231).
Merged main's cache pool into the track/group rework — the one conflict (js/net/src/group.ts) keeps the branch's first-verdict #fail while adopting main's #evict(lost) parameter, so an eviction's StreamCode.Evicted reaches a reader while an Old drift verdict still wins.
Adapted the close path to the Set cache — #close's open-group scan now copies the cache before filtering, since #8177 made #cache a Set.
Absorbed main's unrelated changes — the merged Rust model differs from the branch only by #8231's removal of the FETCH pacing method and a doc update, with no interaction with the Outcome rework.
Verified locally: bun x tsc --noEmit in js/net, the targeted group/track/cache/tail/resume/parked-expiry/broadcast tests (488 pass), and cargo check -p moq-net --all-features. No prior pullfrog threads are open, and the changes remain crate/module-private with no public API or wire impact.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 0a3296d 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.
codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer note:
Merged base into the PR and kept the base wording of the ticker cleanup comment. Both sides already had the identical cleanup call, so resolving the conflict changes no behavior. All non-Rust-test phases of just ci base passed. Its Rust run stopped at worker::a_panicking_member_stops_its_siblings with a panicking member must not hang: Elapsed; that test passed in isolation, and the complete selected Rust suite then passed all 12,803 tests on rerun. No test was disabled.
quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at 23e1efc, 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 cleanup comment conflict without changing behavior; ran just ci base, just rs test -p moq-tokio --test integration -E 'test(worker::a_panicking_member_stops_its_siblings)', and NEXTEST_PROFILE=ci just rs test-changed /tmp/quest-land-8243-paths..
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Finishes quest/m1/explicit-state/track-end.md: in moq-net and js/net, a track's and a group's end-of-life are each held in one value. Predicates that used to rebuild an outcome from separate flags now read that value.
Problem
TrackStatespread its end-of-life across eight fields (end,end_error,sealed,closed,abort,resume,settled,tail).endandabortcould both be set, and which one won depended on whethersettledhad latched.sealed || abort.is_some()was repeated at several sites. The start and anchor flag triples were the same pattern.GroupStatekeptfinandabortside by side, andAlivemirrored an abort into three separate atomics, so a reader could see the steps in between.endErrorwas a plain field that had to be set before theendSignal. Four Producer flags described one wire subscription. The Subscriber's guards mixed#closedand#state.closedinconsistently.#terminaland#verdictwere kept in sync by hand at seven sites, and one of them overwrote the first failure.hooks.recoverGroupreset the stableclosedhandle, so a caller holding the old handle could see a different outcome than a new read.Reader.tryRecvGroupthrowIncompatiblewhileclosedhad already settlednull. An existing test asserted that behavior. RustCopyhad the same cross-copy end refusal.Approach
Rust track (
rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs)Outcome { Open, Ending(End), Sealed(End), Dropped { resume }, Aborted { err, end, resume, retry } }replaces the eight fields.End { at, error, tail, settled }keeps an end's data together. An abort keeps the declared end, and that end's frozensettleddecides between a clean end and the error.is_final(),is_released()andcut_off().Start { Unknown, Pending(floor), Declared, Resolved }andAnchors { Local, Refused, Wire, Cached }replace the two flag triples.Rust group (
group.rs)Outcome { Open, Finished(n), Released(n, err), Aborted(err) }replacesfinandabort.Aliveholds oneAtomicU8phase,Fall { Live, Released, Abandoned, Cut }. Only a cut fillscut: OnceLock<Error>, and it does so before publishing the phase with release ordering, so scans never see half an abort.JS track (
track.ts)end: Signal<End | undefined>withEnd = { at, error?, tail }mirrors the RustEnd. The error and the pending tail land in the same value as the end, which removes the set-before-the-end ordering for bothendErrorand#tailPending.#wire?: { starts, served? }replaces#subscribed,#startsand#served. It lasts fromhooks.receiveTrackuntilhooks.cacheTrack.#left(the reader closed itself). Guards that meant "either side closed" now read#state.closedalone, since leaving always settles it.JS group (
group.ts): one#verdictOnce plus a#fail(err)helper (the first verdict stands) replaces#terminal. The track's scans read the newhooks.groupFailed, which never builds the publicclosedhandle, sorecoverGroupno longer needs its reset.Resume (
resume.ts,resume.rs): the first declared end stands. A mid-group end may still refine the group boundary it falls just before. Copies that disagree, or deliver past the end, are not refused (see decisions).Decisions made without asking
closed-but-failing-reads bug. Tests that asserted the refusal now assert that the first end stands.recoverGroup: a non-final error that a recovery continues past never reaches a caller. This is documented once, onCombinedClosed. The handle is built on first read, and only a caller holding the group reads it. Readers attach their recovery before handing a group out, and the track's own scans usehooks.groupFailedinstead ofclosed. The one exception is a front serving another front: the inner front reads the handle before the outer attaches its recovery, sorecoverGroupstill rebuilds a handle that latched a failure (asorigin/maindid), and only the inner front keeps the failure it saw. Dropping that reset regressed nested fronts (CodeRabbit review; reproduced by a newresume.test.tscase).endandclosedas two values rather than oneoutcomeSignal.closedis the public stable handle, readers wait on the two separately, and every combination is exactly one of the five Rust variants (aborted with or without an end). The quest's JS instances (the error field, the wire flags, the Subscriber guards) are each fixed.cacheTrackhad cleared it.hooks.startTrackthrows unlesshooks.receiveTrackran first. A start belongs to the subscription. Production always calls them in that order. The nine test call sites that ranstartTrackalone now callreceiveTrackfirst.test(net)commit). Onorigin/main,connection/ticker.test.tsnever stopped its last subscriber, so its page-wide 100 ms loop outlived the test's manual clock. Whenbandwidth.test.tsruns after it, which depends on readdir order (this checkout hit it on every run), its tick joined that dead loop and the test failed. No open PR fixed it, and it blockedjust checkhere.Requests::reject/ pre-accept reject: the newOutcome::Abortedstops protecting the live edge, so it now also enqueues it for eviction (close_cache), as every other release does. A pre-accept fill's latest group was neither protected nor reclaimable.#endPending: only a wire subscription (#wire) owes a tail below an end, so a FETCH's end of track owes none, matching the Rust fill'sset_end. A refined end keeps a tailcacheTrackcleared (declared.tail || tail, as Rust'sdeclared.tail.or(tail)).Start, and history left unasked below a start stays unjudged, so a received start that resolves in place (Declared(n)toResolved(n)) asks the history below it.poll_finishedreportingDroppedwhile a taken fill lives (a session can still abort the track after the producer drops, soDroppedis not yet final; unchanged fromorigin/main); and the closed-channelsettlepath (once the channel closes nothing can abort the track, soOkis final and the latch is moot; unchanged fromorigin/main).Impact
@moq/net(all changed items are crate- or module-private; no JS API report moved).Benchmark
just bench-fanout f8d30a1e9d "model group" "1 64 512": user instructions per delivered group, counted on one pinned CPU, so host load doesn't move them. Per-count noise from hash seeds is about 0.5%.The first run read +1.1% on
model/1.perf record -e instructions:utraced most of that tostd::sync::Once::call: aOnceLock<Fall>took its slow path on every released group. Theperf(net)commit makes the phase anAtomicU8, which gives the numbers above. Thesessionscenario could not run against either revision:bench/fanout/sessionimportsmoq_net::Hop, which has been private since moq-dev/moq#8023 (follow-up below).Testing
just rs test -p moq-net --all-features: 3706 passed.bun testinjs/net: 3128 passed.quest gate just check origin/main: passes (lint, compile and tests for the changed packages and their dependents).the_first_declared_end_standsandcontent_past_the_declared_end_leaves_the_end.Alternatives considered
#endedas well as#closed). This would keep code that exists only to detect a misbehaving publisher, which agents: don't spend cycles detecting a publisher that breaks identity #8242 rules out.closedhandle on recovery but notify old holders. A stable handle can't be replaced without breaking theCombinedClosedpromise. Keeping scans off the handle is simpler.Suggested follow-ups
bench/fanout/session(XS): it doesn't compile becauseHopispub(crate). Recommend: build the origin config the way the relay does, or expose a test-support constructor, so the epic's fan-out benchmark covers sessions again.quest/m2/finished-handle.mdcan start now: itsFinishedwould wrap the twoOutcomeenums.Caused by
closedreported clean while reads failed.recoverGroupreset the group's stableclosedhandle, so earlier holders kept a stale one.Models
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mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort:
Merged base and re·solved the ticker cleanup comment conflict without changing behavior; ran just ci base, just rs test -p moq-tokio --test integration -E 'test(worker::a_panicking_member_stops_its_siblings)', and NEXTEST_PROFILE=ci just rs test-changed /tmp/quest-land-8243-paths.(head 23e1efc)Rewritten by
quest reviewafter each round.01a1b948-b7ef-7ac1-b1f0-89f88ef14de3, round 2No actionable regressions were found in the incremental branch changes; builds and tests were not run, as instructed.