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WalkthroughThe change replaces broadcast-wide aligned segments with independent per-track timeline spans and updates catalog formats to version 2. It adds archive recording, recovery, retention, and replay in Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The per-track archive and HLS changes look functionally sound overall, with three issues still open. Durable DASH manifests can advertise a shorter rewind window than the content actually retained. The archive-mode writer may hold every committed record in memory. Some documentation overstates guarantees. Resolve or accept these before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Recording recovery and retention depend on one writer owning each storage location. The new command does not visibly enforce that ownership, so overlapping recordings could damage a retained archive. The identified risk is scoped to a shared recording location; broader deployment exposure remains unconfirmed. Retained concerns
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| tracing::warn!(track = %name, %err, "track ended"); | ||
| track.subscribed = false; |
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When an enrolled track's recv_group returns an error, this branch converts the failure into a clean track ending, so Writer::run can ultimately return Ok(()) if the broadcast itself finishes normally. Any remaining groups on that track are silently absent from an archive reported as successful; propagate the source error instead of treating it like Ok(None).
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| reader.refresh().await?; |
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When the user passes --follow 0s, the duration parser accepts zero and this loop repeatedly sleeps for zero duration and calls reader.refresh(), continuously listing the object store. This can hammer a remote S3/GCS/Azure backend and accrue substantial request load, so reject a zero interval before entering the loop.
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| stage ends once the broadcast does, and it refuses a store URL that already | ||
| holds a recording. `--retention 1h` keeps only the last hour (a DVR), |
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The CLI passes the store directly to Writer::new, which now explicitly recovers and resumes an existing recording rather than refusing it. This statement can cause an operator to reuse a prefix expecting a safe failure; if the new source restarts group numbering, the resume floor silently skips its earlier groups. Document the resume and numbering constraints, or restore a CLI-level occupancy check.
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| kio::wait(|waiter| { | ||
| loop { | ||
| match dynamic.poll_requested_track(waiter) { | ||
| Poll::Ready(Ok(request)) => tracks.push(task(Box::pin(serve_track(shared.clone(), request)))), |
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This new serving path creates a task per requested track and then per requested group, but the change adds no moq-archive benchmark. Without sweeping both concurrent track count and group requests per track, table-wide scans or coordination costs can regress without showing the required slope; add a benchmark covering both axes.
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| let mut index = self.shared.index.lock().unwrap(); | ||
| while let Some(event) = group.next_event() { |
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When a stored timeline group has a valid header followed by a malformed frame, this loop applies the header's push/pop events to the shared index before decoded is checked; the group is then skipped and never republished. This can make groups referenced by the visible timeline return NotFound, or make records from the rejected group directly FETCHable. Buffer the events until every frame validates, or reject the malformed group before mutating the index.
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rs/moq-cli/src/archive.rs (1)
87-90: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueEnrollment that ends cleanly leaves no enrollment branch in the
select!.
enrollreturnsOk(())when the catalog ends. TheErr(err) = enroll(...)pattern does not matchOk(()), sotokio::select!disables that branch and waits only onwriter.run(). This is the intended behavior if the writer ends with the broadcast. The tests confirm that path. The risk case is a catalog that ends while the broadcast stays alive. In that case the export keeps running and does not add new tracks. No log records that enrollment stopped. Add atracing::debug!or document the behavior if it is intentional.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @doc/bin/hls.md:
- Around line 43-44: Qualify the one-GET-per-segment claim in the HLS
documentation and its matching claim in the `rs/moq-hls/src/export/mod.rs`
module documentation: state that it holds only when the reader cache is large
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In @rs/moq-archive/src/writer.rs:
- Around line 713-714: Update Committer::commit_inner to append records to
window only when retention is configured, and update Writer::new to load
checkpoint records into window only in that case; initialize it empty when
retention is None.
In @rs/moq-hls/src/export/mpd.rs:
- Around line 115-120: Update listed_span to calculate timeShiftBufferDepth from
the retained timeline’s overall start and end bounds, rather than the longest
individual representation span. Include timeline bounds that account for
gap-only records omitted from representation segments, and pass those bounds
into the MPD calculation.
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In @rs/moq-cli/src/archive.rs:
- Around line 87-90: Add a tracing::debug! record when enroll completes with
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writer.run() continues is observable. Preserve the existing behavior where the
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| from the replayed timeline alone, and a segment GETs exactly one stored object | ||
| of its rendition, so switching renditions never downloads both. An |
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Qualify the one-GET claim.
When the reader cache is too small to retain an object, one audio segment can GET that object once per group. The bounded-cache test records four GETs for one segment. State that the one-GET behavior requires a cache large enough to retain the object. Qualify the matching claim in rs/moq-hls/src/export/mod.rs Line 10.
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In @doc/bin/hls.md around lines 43 - 44, Qualify the one-GET-per-segment claim
in the HLS documentation and its matching claim in the
`rs/moq-hls/src/export/mod.rs` module documentation: state that it holds only
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| self.timeline.push(pending).map_err(timeline_error)?; | ||
| self.window.push_back(record); |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep Committer::window only when retention is configured.
commit_inner calls self.window.push_back(record) for every committed segment. expire returns early when self.retention is None, so an archive never pops self.window. No other code reads self.window.
The result is that an archive recording keeps every Record it ever committed in memory. Each Record also holds its track range map. A 24/7 archive with 2 s segments adds about 43,000 records per day, and that memory is never released while the writer runs.
Writer::new has the same issue at Line 214. On resume, it also loads the recovered checkpoint records into window for an archive.
Push to the window only when retention is set. Initialize it from the checkpoint only in that case.
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self.timeline.push(pending).map_err(timeline_error)?;
- self.window.push_back(record);
+ if self.retention.is_some() {
+ self.window.push_back(record);
+ }In Writer::new:
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| self.timeline.push(pending).map_err(timeline_error)?; | |
| self.window.push_back(record); | |
| self.timeline.push(pending).map_err(timeline_error)?; | |
| if self.retention.is_some() { | |
| self.window.push_back(record); | |
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| fn listed_span<'a>(representations: impl Iterator<Item = &'a Representation>) -> Duration { | ||
| representations | ||
| .filter_map(|rep| { | ||
| let (first, _) = rep.segments.first()?; | ||
| let (last, d) = rep.segments.last()?; | ||
| Some(duration(last + d - first, rep.timescale)) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Calculate DASH depth from the retained timeline span.
When one rendition lists content from 0–10 seconds and another lists content from 10–20 seconds, listed_span returns 10 seconds. The retained timeline spans 20 seconds, so the dynamic MPD declares a timeShiftBufferDepth that excludes available early content. Gap-only records can also fall outside the calculated span because representations omit gaps. Carry the retained timeline bounds into the MPD calculation instead of taking the longest individual media span.
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In @rs/moq-hls/src/export/mpd.rs around lines 115 - 120, Update listed_span to
calculate timeShiftBufferDepth from the retained timeline’s overall start and
end bounds, rather than the longest individual representation span. Include
timeline bounds that account for gap-only records omitted from representation
segments, and pass those bounds into the MPD calculation.
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Earlier findingsNone of them were touched by this push. 1 (silent no-op resume on a restarted source, tracked in CIEvery check on Verdict: ITERATE. The new tests are sound and make the enrollment race coverage real. The blockers are unchanged: finding 2 needs a fix or a tracking quest, and finding 1 is your call to land with its child quest open. This is an automated review, not the maintainer's decision |
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Automated follow-up review of Leaving out the Should fixA. The CLI's stop path can still drop B. Fixed by this push
New, non-blockingC. Spans no longer trim when nothing is listed ( Earlier findings1 (silent no-op resume, CI10 checks were still pending on Verdict: ITERATE. The flush-before-fail rework is the right fix for finding 2, but A can still drop the writer mid-flush on the same path, and B makes This is an automated review, not the maintainer's decision |
…imelines, static DASH waits for all - A Control::track dropped mid-enrollment left its count raised, so a stopped recording never ended. A guard settles the count and the name however the call ends, and the writer keeps watching enrollments after commands close. - Store::timelines skips a timeline directory whose .info isn't stored, so follow mode doesn't fail on one interrupted mid-enrollment. - The DASH manifest turns static only once every representation ended, now that a slower rendition can end after the reference. - Trimming reads the oldest listed segment without copying the window. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Verdict: needs-attention
Do not ship yet: DASH finalizes prematurely, cancelled enrollment wedges shutdown, and directory discovery can terminate replay. The new trimming path also makes archive ingestion quadratic.
Findings:
- [high] One finished rendition still makes the entire MPD static (rs/moq-hls/src/export/mod.rs:254)
Reproduce by finishing the reference timeline while another rendition still has an unresolved tail, then requesting the manifest. The reference representation has ended=true, so any() makes the entire MPD static despite the slower representation having ended=false. Players can stop refreshing before its final segments appear.
Recommendation: Require every advertised representation to reach its terminal state before rendering static. Add a manifest regression with an ended reference and a delayed rendition tail. - [high] Cancelled enrollment permanently blocks writer shutdown (rs/moq-archive/src/writer.rs:333-340)
Reproduce with Mock::hold_puts("audio/.info"): spawn control.track(), wait for its subscription, abort the enrollment task, then call stop() and await run(). Cancellation skips the counter decrement and reservation cleanup. The counter remains nonzero, preventing shutdown; after the command channel drains, enrollment changes are no longer polled either.
Recommendation: Use a drop guard for enrollment counting and unsuccessful reservation cleanup. Keep polling enrollment completion during idle shutdown even after accepting becomes false. - [high] Directory discovery exposes timelines before metadata commits (rs/moq-archive/src/store.rs:202-210)
The local object-store backend creates parent directories before atomically publishing .info, and delimiter listing includes empty directories. Reproduce by leaving new%2Etimeline%2Ez/ without .info in an otherwise valid recording, as an interrupted metadata PUT can do. timelines() advertises it; Reader::track() fails loading metadata, and CLI follow mode exits through ?, taking the existing replay down.
Recommendation: Require committed .info before advertising a discovered timeline. Ignore directories whose metadata has not been published, while retaining errors for malformed committed metadata. - [high] Design concern: reference switches reset HLS playlist sequence numbers (rs/moq-hls/src/export/mod.rs:363-375)
Reproduce with an audio-only playlist whose first sequence is 50, then add a video reference starting at sequence 0. The switch clears surviving rendition windows, and new rows reset their media sequence to 0 under the same media.m3u8 URL. Reference tags distinguish segment URLs but cannot prevent player stalls caused by decreasing media sequence numbers. RFC 8216 §6.2.2 explicitly prohibits this.
Recommendation: Preserve monotonic playlist sequence numbers independently of reference record numbers, or give each reference a distinct playlist identity. Validate a reference switch through actual player reloads. - [medium] Trimming copies the entire archive window on every record (rs/moq-hls/src/export/rendition.rs:415-419)
trim() calls window(), which clones every retained row, merely to inspect the first timestamp. Durable archives disable window eviction, and push() invokes trim() for every record and rendition. Replaying N records therefore performs N(N+1)/2 row clones per rendition; a day of two-second records produces roughly 933 million clones before any playlist request.
Recommendation: Read the oldest timestamp directly under the window lock without constructing a snapshot. Benchmark archive ingestion across record counts and rendition counts.
Next steps:
- Add regressions for mixed-rendition DASH finality, cancelled enrollment, interrupted metadata publication, and HLS reference switches.
- Run just check and the archive-ingestion benchmark in a writable Nix checkout. These reproductions were source-traced; the read-only sandbox prevented fresh builds and fetching origin.
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Disposition in b6126e671:
- DASH static with a pending representation: fixed. The manifest is static only once every representation ended.
- Cancelled enrollment blocking the end: fixed with a drop guard. Regression test:
a_cancelled_enrollment_does_not_block_the_end. - Directory discovery before
.info: fixed.Store::timelinesHEADs.infoand skips uncommitted timelines. Regression test:a_timeline_without_info_is_not_listed. - Quadratic trim: fixed. The trim reads the oldest listed row without cloning the window.
EXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCErewinding on a reference switch: open design question for the maintainer. Merge is held.
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Still openA. The CLI's New, non-blockingF. Follow mode now sends a HEAD for every timeline on every tick ( Earlier findingsC (spans don't trim while nothing is listed; this push only stops copying the window), D (a SHA-256 per listed row on each render), and E (the segment URL break) are unchanged. So are 1 (silent no-op resume, refused groups logged at CIEvery check was still pending on Verdict: ITERATE. B and the DASH static flip are properly fixed, and the drop guard is the right shape. A is the one remaining should-fix on the stop path, and it's a two-line change. This is an automated review, not the maintainer's decision |
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> # Conflicts: # rs/moq-hls/src/export/rendition.rs
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> # Conflicts: # rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/import.rs
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> # Conflicts: # rs/moq-archive/src/segment.rs
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Meaningful progress since my 59659b7 review, apart from the main merges: follow mode now discovers/enrolls tracks (rs/moq-cli/src/archive.rs:137–144; reader/mod.rs:137–158), JS accepts the per-track timelines map, HLS trims records against its listed window and waits for resolved tails, and reference tags separate switched segment URLs. The fresh fixes also correctly use all representations for DASH finality (export/mod.rs:255), an enrollment drop guard plus shutdown wakeup (writer.rs:128–142,316), and committed .info discovery (store.rs:214–218).
Two existing issues remain actionable; neither is a new duplicate finding:
- [P2, previous refresh finding] rs/moq-archive/src/reader/mod.rs:443–448 still checks has_changed() separately from borrow(). A concurrent refresh followed by finish() can land between those reads: borrow() sees true and finishes the group using the old spans, omitting the committed tail. Snapshot the finish flag/version consistently with the index, or reload the final index before honoring a newly observed finish. The object-GET interleaving regression does not cover this check-to-borrow window.
- [P2, existing stop-path finding] rs/moq-cli/src/archive.rs:92–98 still uses control.stop()? before awaiting the writer. If malformed input already closed the command receiver while flushing (writer.rs:296–301), a concurrent enrollment failure selects this branch, stop returns Closed, and run is dropped mid-flush. Always await run even when stop reports Closed, and preserve its original error. Independently confirmed the existing report: #4034 (comment).
Direction: substantial improvement, but finish/flush correctness still needs these repairs. The HLS media-sequence rewind is explicitly deferred by the current landing decision; reference-tagged URLs fix aliasing, not that separately tracked player behavior. No duplicate inline threads added.
Verification limits: static inspection of the changed archive/CLI/HLS/JS paths, relevant tests and latest discussion. No tests, multithreaded race reproduction, object-store probes, or playback run locally. The reported 35/35 interop pass was not independently reproduced; most exact-head Actions workflows are still queued.
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- Line 361: Update the archive-continuation description to state that if a
source restarts with group sequences below the recovered floor, those groups may
be skipped until sequences catch up, and that this case requires a new store
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- Around line 26-27: Clarify the reference rendition selection rule in the
segment-boundaries description: select the first video rendition with a
timeline, and select the first audio rendition with a timeline only when no
video rendition has a timeline. Ensure the wording makes clear how this
determines segment numbering and {reference} URLs.
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- Around line 1206-1209: Update the time-dependent tests
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| group that never closes is stored in pieces as it grows. It refuses a rendition served | ||
| from another broadcast, and one that returns after the catalog dropped it. The | ||
| stage ends once the broadcast does. A store URL that already holds a | ||
| recording is continued: each track resumes after its newest stored span. `--retention 1h` keeps only the last hour (a DVR), |
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Document the sequence-reset limitation for archive continuation.
When a source restarts below the recovered floor, handle rejects groups whose end is at or before that floor. New groups can be dropped until their sequence catches up. State that this case needs a new store prefix.
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+recording is continued: each track resumes after its newest stored span. If a source restarts with group sequences below the recovered floor, `handle` skips those groups; use a new store prefix. `--retention 1h` keeps only the last hour (a DVR),📝 Committable suggestion
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| recording is continued: each track resumes after its newest stored span. `--retention 1h` keeps only the last hour (a DVR), | |
| recording is continued: each track resumes after its newest stored span. If a source restarts with group sequences below the recovered floor, `handle` skips those groups; use a new store prefix. `--retention 1h` keeps only the last hour (a DVR), |
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Update the archive-continuation description to state that if a source restarts
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| Segment boundaries come from one reference rendition (the first video | ||
| rendition by name, or the first audio one without video) and are numbered by |
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Specify that the reference rendition must have a timeline.
The implementation selects the first video rendition with a timeline. It selects audio only when no video rendition has a timeline. The current wording can lead readers to expect the wrong segment numbering and {reference} URLs when an earlier video rendition has no timeline. Clarify the selection rule.
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Clarify the reference rendition selection rule in the segment-boundaries
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| - Replaced the broadcast's one aligned timeline with one timeline per track: the catalog `archive` entry's `track` became a `timelines` map from each indexed track, the catalog included, to its timeline track. | ||
| - Replaced the segment record with a per-track record: `sequence`, `pts`, `duration`, and a `start`/`end` range of group and frame positions, dropping cross-track pacing and completeness. | ||
| - One cutting rule for every track: a record ends at the first group boundary past a minimum (2 seconds RECOMMENDED, zero for sparse data such as a catalog) and splits a group between frames at a maximum (10 seconds RECOMMENDED), so a group that never closes is indexed as it grows and `durationMax` bounds every record. | ||
| - Recording format version 2: each track stores record N at `segments/N`, beside its timeline's `segments/N`, with a `Frame Start` field in the segment object. Tracks commit and expire independently, and a DVR keeps each track's newest record. | ||
| - Described deriving HLS and DASH at the edge from a reference rendition's records. | ||
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**draft-lcurley-moq-hang-03** is an IETF Internet-Draft titled *Media over QUIC – Hang*. It describes a real-time conferencing protocol built on moq-lite, where participants publish media tracks and updates are live. Version 03 was published **September 24, 2026**, is marked **Informational**, and expires **March 28, 2027**. ([ietf.org](https://www.ietf.org/ietf-ftp/internet-drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang-03.html))
The draft is a work in progress, not a finalized standard. The version’s changelog highlights clarifications to jitter, video frame endings, and recording formats. ([ietf.org](https://www.ietf.org/ietf-ftp/internet-drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang-03.html))
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Move the DVR deletion bullet under moq-hang-04.
moq-hang-03 was published on September 24, 2026, so the new moq-hang-04 section is appropriate. This change adds a semantic bullet under the published moq-hang-03; move it to moq-hang-04.
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- Recording format version 2: each track stores record N at `segments/N`, beside its timeline's `segments/N`, with a `Frame Start` field in the segment object. Tracks commit and expire independently, and a DVR keeps each track's newest record.
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Review comment at @drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang.md around lines 1063 - 1071:
Move the DVR timeline-object deletion bullet from the published moq-hang-03
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| // The group is still open, yet its first six seconds are already durable. | ||
| while window(&store, "log").await.len() < 2 { | ||
| tokio::time::sleep(Duration::from_millis(10)).await; | ||
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Run the time-dependent writer tests on paused time.
Several tests wait on the real clock. Examples: an_append_only_group_spans_several_objects (Line 1207), commands_are_refused_once_the_recording_ends, a_stalled_track_holds_only_itself, accepted_groups_may_complete_out_of_order (a 50 ms sleep), and a_dvr_crash_between_pop_and_delete_is_cleaned_on_restart, which measures a 200 ms grace with a real Instant. These tests only use in-memory stores, so they do not need real networking. They do not call tokio::time::pause() first. On a loaded CI runner, the fixed sleeps can make them slow or flaky. Other files have the same pattern: an_open_group_grows_as_records_commit in rs/moq-archive/src/reader/tests.rs and committed in rs/moq-archive/src/proof.rs. Add #[tokio::test(start_paused = true)] to these tests, as the other tests in this file already do.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-archive/src/writer.rs around lines 1206 - 1209:
Update the time-dependent tests an_append_only_group_spans_several_objects,
commands_are_refused_once_the_recording_ends, a_stalled_track_holds_only_itself,
accepted_groups_may_complete_out_of_order,
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- Drop IETF drafts from the released comparison: our clients and relays always prefer moq-lite with each other. - Planned breaks can scope to cells (lanes, versions, relay, publisher); each skipped cell is logged with the break's name. - Record the catalog `archive` reshape (#4034) for every media cell, and the lite-05/06 FETCH hang through a released relay from a current publisher. - The JS publisher lane FETCHes the group a live subscriber observed, instead of racing the newest group. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Questline branch for /quest/m1/archive/README.md, ready to land on
mainunder flat questlines (/quest/m1/quest-flat-lines.md). After this lands, the line's remaining children open their PRs straight againstmain.Problem
Archives need a seek index that is also an availability contract. The shared, aligned timeline made every track wait on the slowest one, so a stalled rendition froze the whole broadcast's index.
Approach
Folded: per-track timelines (#4255)
The nested
quest/m1/archive/track-timeline/READMEline is merged into this branch, so the whole archive tree lands through this PR. #4255 is closed.hang::timeline::Recordspans,moq_mux::timeline::Timelines).moq-archivewrites recording version 2 (<track>/segments/<n>beside its timeline'ssegments/<n>).moq-hlsderives segments from a reference rendition's records and fails loud on a timeline error.quest/m1/archive/track-timeline.mdkeeps the line's decisions and its open review triage. Its children (declared-duration.md,js-timelines.md,hls-target.md) move underquest/m1/archive/.Review fixes before landing (maintainer decisions, 2026-10-06)
@moq/hang's catalog schema required the old sharedarchive.track, so@moq/watchrefused every catalog that a Rust, Python, or Go publisher sends. The schema now parses thetimelinesmap.Timeline.Consumer.subscribe(broadcast, archive, track)reads one track's records. The aligned JS producer is deleted, and publishing in JS stays injs-timelines.md.just test interop --allpasses.seg/[{generation}.]{reference}.{segment}.m4s, with a DASH formseg/[{generation}.]{reference}.t{pts}.m4s.{reference}is the first 8 hex digits of SHA-256 of the reference rendition's{kind}/{name}, so every edge derives the same URL.{segment}stays the reference record's sequence, and it is alsoEXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCE. A reference switch (a new first video rendition) starts a new numbering under a new tag rather than reusing the old URLs for other content, and recording cursors follow it. A URL with another tag returns 404.EXT-X-ENDLISTwaits for the tail. A playlist ends (DASH turns static) only once the rendition has resolved every row, so a slower timeline's tail is listed first.Writer::runstops every track and commits what each already reported, then returns the error.Control::stopends a recording the same way without an error.export archiveuses it before failing on a catalog it cannot record.import archive --followdiscovers a track recorded after the replay started (Reader::track).Store::timelineslists track directories instead of every object. Enrolling a timeline whose recorder is still alive is refused rather than sharing one segmenter.Store::timelinesskips a timeline whose.infoisn't stored yet. The DASH manifest turns static only once every representation has ended.Impact
hang(timeline records and the catalogarchiveentry),moq-mux(timeline::Timelines, recorder frame reports; re-enrolling a live recorder errors), andmoq-archive(Control::tracktakes atimeline::Config, andpacing_trackandreserveare gone; newControl::stopandReader::track).moq-hls:Rendition::segmenttakes the reference tag, andserver::Resource::{Segment, SegmentAt}gain areferencefield. Segment URLs change shape (above).@moq/hang(breaking):Catalog.Archiveis the per-track map (ARCHIVE_VERSION2),Timeline.Consumer.subscribetakes the track,Timeline.Producer/Recorderand the legacy container'stimelineoption are removed.archiveentry and the recording format change in place (moq-hang draft, recording version 2). Nothing onmainuses the old shape.Alternatives
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quest/m1/archive/js-timelines.md: JS publishes per-track timelines.quest/m1/archive/backward-timestamps.md: now also covers a restarted source whose groups are silently dropped on resume.quest/m1/archive/hls-media-sequence.md:EXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCErewinds when the reference changes, because the new reference numbers from its own records. RFC 8216 6.2.2 forbids a decreasing media sequence. The URLs never collide, and a discontinuity marks the switch. The foreground decided to land as is; the quest recommends a sticky reference.Closes
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