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feat(net)!: finishing a track or group returns a Finished handle - #8276
Works on quest/m2/finished-handle.md and lands its moq-net layer. Finishing a moq-net track or group now consumes the producer and returns a Finished handle, so appending through the handle that finished is a compile error. The quest is rewritten to what remains: the media producers and importers.
Problem
track::Producer::finish(&self) and group::Producer::finish(&mut self) borrowed, so after a finish the caller still held a full producer. Any append after it was refused only at run time. moq-dev/moq#8210 made a failed finish final with explicit state. The maintainer then chose the typestate (finish(self) -> Finished) for moq-net and the media crates, to settle before the m2 cut.
Approach
moq-net group (rs/moq-net/src/model/group.rs)
finish(self) -> Result<group::Finished>.
group::Finished derefs to group::Info and keeps abort(self, err), frame_count() and consume(). It has no write.
Dropping it leaves the group finished: the track's cache holds its own handle.
moq-net track (rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs)
finish(self) -> Result<track::Finished>.
track::Finished keeps:
name, broadcast and info
create_group for an older group below the end, which is still refused at or past the end
requests to serve misses below the end
abort, poll_closed/closed, consume and subscribe
It has no append_group.
It is #[must_use]: dropping the last handle releases the track, which then leaves its broadcast's listing, so new readers can't find it. That was already what dropping the last finished Producer did. With finish()?; as a statement it would now happen at once, which is what the attribute catches.
Sessions keep their producer to take lower groups still in flight. They finish through a crate-private finish_shared(&self).
A track whose highest group is u64::MAX has no end to declare. finish_shared aborts it with BoundsExceeded and returns that error, so finish and every session path report the cause rather than leaving the track open.
A compile_fail,E0599 doctest on each Finished pins the missing write.
js/net (group.ts, track.ts)
Group.Producer.finish() and Track.Producer.finish() return this, typed as new Group.Finished and Track.Finished interfaces that narrow the surface the same way (Track.Finished keeps requests()).
A JS track that closed before finish keeps its outcome, so its Finished declares no end and readers' finished() rejects. The docs say so.
JS can't consume a handle, so the producer keeps its runtime refusal.
A new test pairs each @ts-expect-error with the runtime refusal, so tsc proves the narrowing.
Callers. Every caller that kept using a producer after finishing it now either:
holds the returned handle (let _finished = track.finish()?), or
finishes a clone and keeps its own (drop(producer.clone().finish()?)).
A holder shared through &self or behind a lock keeps its clone. The end refuses that clone's appends, with a comment at each site.
Impact
Public API, breaking (feat!):
Package
Before
After
moq-net
group::Producer::finish(&mut self) -> Result<()>
finish(self) -> Result<group::Finished>
moq-net
track::Producer::finish(&self) -> Result<()>
finish(self) -> Result<track::Finished>
moq-net
none
group::Finished, track::Finished
moq-net (fuzz feature)
fuzz::object_group returns group::Producer
returns group::Finished
@moq/net
Group.Producer.finish(): void
finish(): Group.Finished
@moq/net
Track.Producer.finish(): void
finish(): Track.Finished
@moq/net
none
Group.Finished, Track.Finished interfaces
Migration:
A caller that finished and dropped needs no change for a group. For a track, it holds the handle until readers are done (the must_use warning points there).
A caller that finished and then created a late group below the end, subscribed, read the info or aborted makes the same call on the returned Finished.
A caller that shares the producer (Clone, &self or a lock) finishes a clone and keeps its own, which still refuses appends at run time.
JS needs no change: the return value can be ignored. Group.Finished has no abort, because a JS group's first outcome already stands, so an abort after finish was a no-op.
Callers migrated in moq-archive, moq-bench, moq-boy, moq-c, moq-cli, moq-crypto, moq-ffi, moq-gst, moq-hls, moq-json, moq-mux, moq-relay tests, moq-stats, moq-tokio, moq-transcode, moq-video, moq-webrtc, js/net and the Rust interop clients.
Kept as they were:
moq-ffi: signatures and runtime checks are unchanged. MoqGroupProducer holds a private GroupPhase { Writing, Finished, Closed }, so consume and abort still work after finish, and a second finish is still a no-op. The UniFFI checksums are unchanged.
moq-c: signatures and runtime checks are unchanged. track_finish finishes a clone so the kept handle stays a producer.
Wire: none.
Behavior: none intended beyond that u64::MAX edge (choice 2). The moq-net and workspace suites pass unchanged, apart from tests rewritten to hold the handle.
Choices made without asking
The moq-net slice lands alone. The media producers and importers, their js/json and js/hang mirrors, and the audio producer are left in the rewritten quest. This diff already touches 110 files across 20 packages, and moq-dev/moq#8270 and moq-dev/moq#8211 rewrite the audio producer and the catalog producer.
No finish returns the producer in its error. Neither failure can be retried:
A group fails only with its abort error.
A track fails with Closed once an end is already declared, or with its abort error.
A caller that declared an end with finish_at and then calls finish loses that handle. No caller in the tree does this.
One failure leaves the track open: a track whose highest group is u64::MAX has no end to declare. The caller can no longer abort the consumed handle, so finish_shared (behind finish and the sessions) aborts the track with BoundsExceeded before returning that error. Otherwise readers would wait, then see Dropped (review round 1, then CodeRabbit for the session path).
finish_at(&mut self) stays non-consuming. An end declared ahead of the live edge still allows appends below it, so the producer must stay a producer.
track::Finished is #[must_use]; group::Finished is not. Dropping a finished group changes nothing. Dropping the last finished track unlists it.
Sessions use a crate-private finish_shared(&self) instead of a public borrowed finish. The public surface has only the consuming form.
The finish doc comment on moq-ffi's MoqGroupProducer is unchanged, even though a second finish is a no-op. Changing it would move the UniFFI checksum and churn every generated binding.
Testing
After merging main again (the one conflict, in rs/moq-stats/src/produce.rs, keeps main's counted-sequence logic and drops its mut, which the consuming finish no longer needs):
quest gate just check on aaa9744: passes (12855 Rust tests run, all pass, plus JS, Go, Kotlin, Dart, Python, C).
quest gate just test interop --all on fcdb1ff, before main's last 28 commits merged in cleanly: all checks pass (182 pass, 24 skip).
The optional Check job that failed on be0b6d9 hit a 504 from the build cache service before compiling anything (run), so it was not this PR's failure.
Merge queue, 2026-11-09: the queue dropped aaa9744 for failed_checks. The failure was moq-lite-05: a session close right after a datagram track's end keeps the end in js/net, a known flake that moq-dev/moq#8357 fixes, so this PR did not cause it. The land fixer also saw just test interop --all fail: the compressed-catalog check expected catalog compress=false. That harness drift on main was fixed by moq-dev/moq#8341 (want="catalog compression=none ..."), which landed after the handback. The queue tests against current main, so it no longer applies. The negotiated-protocol assertion, which expects lite-07-wip although CATALOG_VERSIONS lists only lite-06 and transport-22, is consistent. It also counts the Rust publisher's own relay connection, which negotiates lite-07-wip.
Earlier:
quest gate just check: passes.
just rs test --workspace --all-features (fuzz crates excluded): 13894 passed, 155 skipped.
Workspace doctests (cargo test --doc --all-features): pass, including the two new compile_fail,E0599 doctests.
just rs no-async (moq-net clippy and docs without async): clean.
bun test in js/net: passes. tsc --noEmit confirms that both @ts-expect-error lines are real errors.
New tests:
track::test::finished_track_fills_a_late_group_below_its_end: the handle takes a late group below the end, refuses one at the end, and ends its readers cleanly.
track::test::finish_past_the_last_sequence_aborts_with_the_cause: without the fix, the reader sees Dropped.
js/net finishing returns handles that write nothing new but fill a late group.
Alternatives considered
Return the producer in a finish error (Result<Finished, (Error, Producer)>): this adds a tuple to every caller for failures that can't be retried (choice 2).
Make finish_at consume too: this would forbid the appends below a future end that the interop tail client and relays depend on.
Expose a public finish(&self) beside the consuming one: this keeps the runtime path the quest removes. The crate-private finish_shared covers the sessions.
Suggested follow-ups
lite-07 bounds and prioritizes independent createWritable datagram queues flakes under load (XS). It failed once during a full just check here and passed 8/8 alone and in later runs. It checks sendStreams.datagrams right after second.recv(), before the first track's queue is sure to exist. Recommend: plan it under quest/m0/test-flakes-2, and wait for the queue rather than asserting at once.
Caused by
No single PR: this is a design change the maintainer chose as a follow-up of moq-dev/moq#8210.
Models
Size: L
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, xhigh effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort (iterate, L)
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort (iterate, M)
Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh effort
Score: 9/10, Static review found no actionable regressions; the lifecycle changes and migrated callers appear consistent, but builds and tests were not run, as instructed.
`track::Producer::finish(self)` and `group::Producer::finish(self)` consume
the producer and return `track::Finished` and `group::Finished`, which keep
only what finishing still allows: aborting, reading, and, for a track,
creating an older group below the end. Appending through the handle that
finished no longer compiles. Sessions keep their producer through a
crate-private `finish_shared`. `track::Finished` is `#[must_use]`, since
dropping the last handle unlists the track.
js/net mirrors it with type-only `Group.Finished` and `Track.Finished`
interfaces that `finish()` returns; the runtime guards stay. moq-ffi and
moq-c keep their signatures and runtime checks.
The quest is rewritten to the media producers that remain.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
kixelated
changed the title
Finishing a producer returns a Finished handle
feat(net)!: finishing a track or group returns a Finished handle
Nov 8, 2026
Finishing a track whose highest group is u64::MAX has no end to declare.
The consumed producer then dropped, so the last handle reported `Dropped`
and the caller had nothing left to abort with. `finish` now aborts the
track with `BoundsExceeded` before returning it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Checked consuming track/group finalization, Finished handle ownership and late-group bounds, sequence-exhaustion error propagation, session shared finalization, FFI/JS state narrowing, and caller migrations that retain finished tracks or finish a shared clone. The BoundsExceeded fix preserves the failure cause before the consumed producer is dropped.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Read the complete 110-file diff at be0b6d9 and followed the callers of every changed finalizer.
track::Producer::finish(self) -> Result<track::Finished> — the handle privately wraps the producer, keeps only what finishing allows (older groups below the end, abort, poll_closed, consume, subscribe), and is #[must_use] because dropping the last handle unlists the track. The compile_fail,E0599 doctest pins the missing append.
BoundsExceeded is now final for the consumed producer — a track whose highest group is u64::MAX is aborted with that cause before the error returns, so readers get the cause rather than Dropped. The new finish_past_the_last_sequence_aborts_with_the_cause test exercises the reader, the subscriber, and the open group.
group::Producer::finish(self) -> Result<group::Finished> — keeps a cloned Handle, derefs to Info, and re-exposes abort/frame_count/consume. Not #[must_use], which is correct since the track cache holds its own group handle.
Session callers moved to the crate-private finish_shared(&self) (ietf publisher/subscriber, lite publisher/subscriber, socket Pump, origin TrackIo, resume model) so a session keeps the clone needed for lower groups in flight; the other shared holders finish a clone and keep theirs, with the end still refusing their appends at run time.
js/net mirror returns this typed as narrowing Group.Finished / Track.Finished interfaces, with a paired @ts-expect-error + runtime-refusal test; api/index.api.md regenerated.
moq-ffi keeps every signature and checksum while gaining a private GroupPhase, so post-finish consume/abort and repeated finish behave as before; moq-c's track_finish finishes a clone so its kept handle stays abortable.
Docs and the quest were rewritten to the landed scope, and the migration table sits in the PR body Impact as AGENTS.md requires.
I verified the quest's blockers are still open (#8270, #8211) and ran bun run --cwd js/net check plus bun test js/net/src/track.test.ts (225 pass, including the new typestate test). Rust suites were not rebuilt in this environment, so the Rust side rests on static reading of the diff and its callers.
Track and group finish() operations now return Finished handles in Rust and JavaScript. The handles expose read and lifecycle operations, while finished producers no longer expose the same write operations. Callers across the Rust crates, FFI bridge, benchmarks, and tests now retain, drop, or use the returned handles. The FFI group bridge now distinguishes writing, finished, and closed states. Documentation and milestone notes also describe the updated handle APIs.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review be0b6
The change is mergeable with bounded follow-up: clarify JavaScript finished-handle documentation and preserve Rust history-handler access after finishing. Publishers can currently install handlers before finishing or retain a producer clone.
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rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs: 1
988-991: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test repeated finish and post-finish consumption.
Add a group-binding test that calls finish() twice, creates a consumer, and reads the finished group. The finish–abort test checks handle retention, but does not cover these paths.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs around lines 988 - 991:
Add a group-binding test around the `GroupPhase::Writing`/`GroupPhase::Finished`
transition that calls `finish()` twice, then creates a consumer and reads the
finished group. Assert repeated finishing preserves the finished group and that
its contents remain readable.
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Review comments at @js/net/src/track.ts:
- Around line 2140-2143: Update the Finished contract associated with finish()
to document that aborted or closed tracks may return a Finished handle without a
declared end, and that a subscriber’s finished() promise then rejects. Preserve
the documented cleanup no-op.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rs:
- Line 5030: Update the group-end handling at the `finish_shared()` call to
finish a clone of `self.track` instead, so an end beyond the sequence range
aborts with `BoundsExceeded` while the session retains its handle.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:
- Around line 4697-4700: Add a public requests accessor to Finished, near info,
that delegates to the retained producer and returns its Requests handle so
callers can register on-demand fetch handling after finishing.
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Review comments at @rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:
- Around line 988-991: Add a group-binding test around the
`GroupPhase::Writing`/`GroupPhase::Finished` transition that calls `finish()`
twice, then creates a consumer and reads the finished group. Assert repeated
finishing preserves the finished group and that its contents remain readable.
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`finish_shared` now aborts a track whose highest group is `u64::MAX` with
`BoundsExceeded`, so sessions get the same outcome as `finish` without
matching on the error. `track::Finished` forwards `requests()` in Rust and
JS, and the JS `finish` docs name the end-less handle a closed track returns.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
On CodeRabbit's nitpick at rs/moq-ffi/src/producer.rs:988-991 (test a repeated group finish(), then read the group): declined. The GroupPhase::Finished arm of finish puts back the handle it took, and consume forwards to group::Finished::consume, which keeps the group's own handle. A test would pin a pass-through, not an edge case. The behavior a binding user sees is unchanged from before this PR, and repeated_finishes_keep_the_track_once already covers the track side.
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Moving sequence-exhaustion abort into finish_shared preserves BoundsExceeded for session callers as well as consuming finish; the state guard is released before aborting. Finished now exposes the existing request handler in Rust and JS so uncached lower groups can still be served. Also checked the closed-track JS contract clarification and the merged video caller's explicit disposal of its finished handle.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Re-reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review at be0b6d9: one fix commit (fcdb1ff) plus a merge of main.
finish_shared aborts a sequence-exhausted track — the BoundsExceeded abort moved out of finish into the shared finalizer, so session callers that keep their clone report the cause instead of leaving the track open for Dropped. The state guard is dropped before self.clone().abort(...), and finish is now a plain delegation.
track::Finished::requests() — forwards to the producer's Requests handle in both Rust and JS, closing the gap between the documented surface and the implementation.
JS finish docs — now state that a track that closed first declares no end and its readers' finished() rejects, matching the existing test for that case.
Merge resolutions — main's new call sites adapted to the consuming finish: moq-video Owned::finish, moq-webrtc DeferredVideo::finish, the GST sink pad, and the IETF datagram track each finish a clone or drop the handle where the owner keeps its own.
finish behavior is unchanged: the same Closed/abort/BoundsExceeded outcomes, with the abort now reached through the shared finalizer instead of an error match. The merge adaptations preserve each owner's retained producer.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Re-reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review at fcdb1ff: a single merge of main, with no PR-authored changes.
Merged main at aaa9744 — 28 upstream commits, including #8296 (js/net Info defaults), #8297 (mux Content phases), #8313 (hls export), and #8270 (moq-audio flush). The range-diff shows only context shifts where upstream rewrote surrounding lines; every hunk this PR authored is unchanged.
Merge resolutions keep both sides — each file changed by both the branch and main retains the upstream change and the consuming finish migration: js/net/src/{track,group}.ts keep authoredInfo/Info plus the Finished interfaces, rs/moq-mux/src/container/consumer.rs keeps Content::Marker plus the held let _track = track.finish() handles, rs/moq-ffi/src/media.rs keeps media.read() plus the held handle, and js/net/src/ietf/publisher.ts keeps datagramTrackInfo plus the wrapped finish().
Generated API surface — js/net/api/index.api.md now carries both Info.maxAge: Milli | null and the new Group.Finished/Track.Finished interfaces, so the docs match the merged types.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at aaa9744 because its merge_group build failed (failed_checks).
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:
The queue failed the lite-05 datagram session-close test with Session: remote error: 0. The targeted test passed on base and on a scratch merge of this PR with base. The entire datagram test file passed 20 repeats on that merge (800 tests, zero failures), and the full just ci base gate passed, including all 12,854 Rust tests and the JavaScript checks, builds, and tests. No evidence ties this intermittent failure to the PR's changes. The PR branch remains unchanged; no test was disabled.
quest land watch: re-enqueued this pull request at aaa9744, at the back of the merge queue, unchanged, since the land fixer judged the failure flaky: [at]moq/net test: moq-lite-05: a session cl·ose right after a datagram tracks end keeps the end.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at aaa9744 because its merge_group build failed (failed_checks).
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:
The queue log shows:
Line 11632: [at]moq/net test: subscribe error: id=1 broadcast=live track=audio error=remote error: 0
Line 11646: [at]moq/net test: (fail) moq-lite-05: a session close right after a datagram track's end keeps the end [2.07ms]
This matches the supplied known flaky test. The unchanged PR merged cleanly with base, passed 25 focused repetitions, all 3,179 net tests, and the complete just ci base landing gate, including all 12,857 Rust tests. No PR is blamed for the queue failure.
The additionally required just test interop --all failed for both Node and Bun compressed-catalog readers. Its exact failure was FAIL compressed catalog rust -> js-native-node (moq-lite-06 reader did not report: catalog compress=false video=hd,sd audio=en,fr). Both readers instead printed catalog compression=none video=hd,sd audio=en,fr. Base renamed this metadata and output, but the shell harness still expects the old boolean marker. The harness also expects negotiated protocols moq-lite-06 moq-lite-07-wip moq-transport-22, while its CATALOG_VERSIONS config includes only lite-06 and transport-22. That assertion needs reconciliation before this additional check can pass.
The PR branch remains at its pinned head. A separate skip-only commit is prepared on disable: ad37fc5030017d01c7abcf435b4bad93a2331bd5. It names the supplied flaky-test quest, skips only the lite-05 case, and passed just ci base; lite-06 and lite-07 still pass. It is not submitted for automatic disabling with this handback.
codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer: just test interop --all failed: FAIL compressed catalog rust -> js-native-node (moq-lite-06 reader did not report: catalog compress=false video=hd,sd audio=en,fr); Bun fails identically; reader actual. Recommendation: Repair the stale catalog output expectations from base and review the negotiated-protocol assertion against CATALOG_VERSIONS, then rerun just ci base and just test interop --all.
@moq/net test: subscribe error: id=1 broadcast=live track=audio error=remote error: 0
@moq/net test: 564 | *
@moq/net test: 565 | * @internal
@moq/net test: 566 | */
@moq/net test: 567 | export function closeError(quic: WebTransport): Promise<Error> {
@moq/net test: 568 | return quic.closed.then(
@moq/net test: 569 | (info) => fromClose(info) ?? new Session(SessionCode.Cancel, { reason: info.reason }),
@moq/net test: ^
@moq/net test: Session: remote error: 0
@moq/net test: code: 0,
@moq/net test:
@moq/net test: at <anonymous> (/var/cache/github-runner-work/moq/moq/js/net/src/error.ts:569:32)
@moq/net test:
@moq/net test: ::error file=js/net/src/error.ts,line=569,col=32,title=Session: remote error%3A 0::%0A at <anonymous> (/var/cache/github-runner-work/moq/moq/js/net/src/error.ts:569:32)
@moq/net test: (fail) moq-lite-05: a session close right after a datagram track's end keeps the end [2.07ms]
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✅ No new issues found.
The only new commit since the previous review is 71fb157b9, a merge of main (2d488727b). No PR-authored code changed.
git diff 2d488727b..HEAD is the PR's own 111-file diff (986 insertions, 644 deletions), byte-for-byte, so the merge preserved every PR hunk.
The one conflict, rs/moq-stats/src/produce.rs, kept main's counted-sequence rewrite and the PR's consuming finish (self.track.clone().finish().map(drop)), so the output keeps its own clone.
No conflict markers anywhere in the tree.
The files both sides touched keep both sides: group.rs/track.rs retain main's Compression/compressed()/MAX_CACHE_BYTES changes plus the PR's Finished/finish/finish_shared; js/net/{track,group}.ts and api/index.api.md keep the Finished interfaces plus main's authoredInfo/Info changes; js/net/ietf/publisher.ts and js/net/bench/frames.ts keep the wrapped finish(); moq-ffi/src/media.rs keeps the held _track handles.
The quest/m2/README.md merge keeps main's new quest line and the PR's Finished handle line.
No new findings. The prior approvals on be0b6d9 and fcdb1ff stand, and the Check job at this head was still running when reviewed, so no local re-run was needed.
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Works on quest/m2/finished-handle.md and lands its moq-net layer. Finishing a moq-net track or group now consumes the producer and returns a
Finishedhandle, so appending through the handle that finished is a compile error. The quest is rewritten to what remains: the media producers and importers.Problem
track::Producer::finish(&self)andgroup::Producer::finish(&mut self)borrowed, so after a finish the caller still held a full producer. Any append after it was refused only at run time. moq-dev/moq#8210 made a failed finish final with explicit state. The maintainer then chose the typestate (finish(self) -> Finished) for moq-net and the media crates, to settle before the m2 cut.Approach
moq-net group (
rs/moq-net/src/model/group.rs)finish(self) -> Result<group::Finished>.group::Finishedderefs togroup::Infoand keepsabort(self, err),frame_count()andconsume(). It has no write.moq-net track (
rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs)finish(self) -> Result<track::Finished>.track::Finishedkeeps:name,broadcastandinfocreate_groupfor an older group below the end, which is still refused at or past the endrequeststo serve misses below the endabort,poll_closed/closed,consumeandsubscribeappend_group.#[must_use]: dropping the last handle releases the track, which then leaves its broadcast's listing, so new readers can't find it. That was already what dropping the last finishedProducerdid. Withfinish()?;as a statement it would now happen at once, which is what the attribute catches.finish_shared(&self).u64::MAXhas no end to declare.finish_sharedaborts it withBoundsExceededand returns that error, sofinishand every session path report the cause rather than leaving the track open.compile_fail,E0599doctest on eachFinishedpins the missing write.js/net (
group.ts,track.ts)Group.Producer.finish()andTrack.Producer.finish()returnthis, typed as newGroup.FinishedandTrack.Finishedinterfaces that narrow the surface the same way (Track.Finishedkeepsrequests()).finishkeeps its outcome, so itsFinisheddeclares no end and readers'finished()rejects. The docs say so.@ts-expect-errorwith the runtime refusal, sotscproves the narrowing.Callers. Every caller that kept using a producer after finishing it now either:
let _finished = track.finish()?), ordrop(producer.clone().finish()?)).A holder shared through
&selfor behind a lock keeps its clone. The end refuses that clone's appends, with a comment at each site.Impact
Public API, breaking (
feat!):group::Producer::finish(&mut self) -> Result<()>finish(self) -> Result<group::Finished>track::Producer::finish(&self) -> Result<()>finish(self) -> Result<track::Finished>group::Finished,track::Finishedfuzzfeature)fuzz::object_groupreturnsgroup::Producergroup::Finished@moq/netGroup.Producer.finish(): voidfinish(): Group.Finished@moq/netTrack.Producer.finish(): voidfinish(): Track.Finished@moq/netGroup.Finished,Track.FinishedinterfacesMigration:
must_usewarning points there).Finished.Clone,&selfor a lock) finishes a clone and keeps its own, which still refuses appends at run time.Group.Finishedhas noabort, because a JS group's first outcome already stands, so an abort after finish was a no-op.Callers migrated in moq-archive, moq-bench, moq-boy, moq-c, moq-cli, moq-crypto, moq-ffi, moq-gst, moq-hls, moq-json, moq-mux, moq-relay tests, moq-stats, moq-tokio, moq-transcode, moq-video, moq-webrtc, js/net and the Rust interop clients.
Kept as they were:
MoqGroupProducerholds a privateGroupPhase { Writing, Finished, Closed }, soconsumeandabortstill work afterfinish, and a secondfinishis still a no-op. The UniFFI checksums are unchanged.track_finishfinishes a clone so the kept handle stays a producer.Wire: none.
Behavior: none intended beyond that
u64::MAXedge (choice 2). The moq-net and workspace suites pass unchanged, apart from tests rewritten to hold the handle.Choices made without asking
The moq-net slice lands alone. The media producers and importers, their
js/jsonandjs/hangmirrors, and the audio producer are left in the rewritten quest. This diff already touches 110 files across 20 packages, and moq-dev/moq#8270 and moq-dev/moq#8211 rewrite the audio producer and the catalog producer.No
finishreturns the producer in its error. Neither failure can be retried:Closedonce an end is already declared, or with its abort error.A caller that declared an end with
finish_atand then callsfinishloses that handle. No caller in the tree does this.One failure leaves the track open: a track whose highest group is
u64::MAXhas no end to declare. The caller can no longer abort the consumed handle, sofinish_shared(behindfinishand the sessions) aborts the track withBoundsExceededbefore returning that error. Otherwise readers would wait, then seeDropped(review round 1, then CodeRabbit for the session path).finish_at(&mut self)stays non-consuming. An end declared ahead of the live edge still allows appends below it, so the producer must stay a producer.track::Finishedis#[must_use];group::Finishedis not. Dropping a finished group changes nothing. Dropping the last finished track unlists it.Sessions use a crate-private
finish_shared(&self)instead of a public borrowed finish. The public surface has only the consuming form.The
finishdoc comment on moq-ffi'sMoqGroupProduceris unchanged, even though a second finish is a no-op. Changing it would move the UniFFI checksum and churn every generated binding.Testing
After merging main again (the one conflict, in
rs/moq-stats/src/produce.rs, keeps main's counted-sequence logic and drops itsmut, which the consumingfinishno longer needs):quest gate just checkon 71fb157: passes.Before that:
quest gate just checkon aaa9744: passes (12855 Rust tests run, all pass, plus JS, Go, Kotlin, Dart, Python, C).quest gate just test interop --allon fcdb1ff, before main's last 28 commits merged in cleanly: all checks pass (182 pass, 24 skip).Merge queue, 2026-11-09: the queue dropped aaa9744 for
failed_checks. The failure wasmoq-lite-05: a session close right after a datagram track's end keeps the endin js/net, a known flake that moq-dev/moq#8357 fixes, so this PR did not cause it. The land fixer also sawjust test interop --allfail: the compressed-catalog check expectedcatalog compress=false. That harness drift on main was fixed by moq-dev/moq#8341 (want="catalog compression=none ..."), which landed after the handback. The queue tests against current main, so it no longer applies. The negotiated-protocol assertion, which expects lite-07-wip although CATALOG_VERSIONS lists only lite-06 and transport-22, is consistent. It also counts the Rust publisher's own relay connection, which negotiates lite-07-wip.Earlier:
quest gate just check: passes.just rs test --workspace --all-features(fuzz crates excluded): 13894 passed, 155 skipped.cargo test --doc --all-features): pass, including the two newcompile_fail,E0599doctests.just rs no-async(moq-net clippy and docs withoutasync): clean.bun testinjs/net: passes.tsc --noEmitconfirms that both@ts-expect-errorlines are real errors.track::test::finished_track_fills_a_late_group_below_its_end: the handle takes a late group below the end, refuses one at the end, and ends its readers cleanly.track::test::finish_past_the_last_sequence_aborts_with_the_cause: without the fix, the reader seesDropped.finishing returns handles that write nothing new but fill a late group.Alternatives considered
Result<Finished, (Error, Producer)>): this adds a tuple to every caller for failures that can't be retried (choice 2).finish_atconsume too: this would forbid the appends below a future end that the interoptailclient and relays depend on.finish(&self)beside the consuming one: this keeps the runtime path the quest removes. The crate-privatefinish_sharedcovers the sessions.Suggested follow-ups
lite-07 bounds and prioritizes independent createWritable datagram queuesflakes under load (XS). It failed once during a fulljust checkhere and passed 8/8 alone and in later runs. It checkssendStreams.datagramsright aftersecond.recv(), before the first track's queue is sure to exist. Recommend: plan it underquest/m0/test-flakes-2, and wait for the queue rather than asserting at once.Caused by
No single PR: this is a design change the maintainer chose as a follow-up of moq-dev/moq#8210.
Models
Size: L
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, xhigh effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort (iterate, L)
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort (iterate, M)
Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh effort
Review
Rewritten by
quest reviewafter each round.01a1c178-59dc-7ea2-9521-14812d625ce7, round 1Static review found no actionable regressions; the lifecycle changes and migrated callers appear consistent, but builds and tests were not run, as instructed.