feat(lite): ietf extension carries moq-transport state between relays by kixelated · Pull Request #6058 · moq-dev/moq

kixelated · 2026-10-20T06:23:41Z

Summary

Implements quest/m1/ietf-extension/lite. A new moq-lite-07 SETUP extension, ietf (draft-lcurley-moq-ietf), carries the moq-transport object state a relay already keeps across a lite hop between two relays. A track forwarded moq-transport publisher -> relay A -> (lite-07) -> relay B -> moq-transport subscriber now arrives as it would through one relay: Object IDs and gaps, object properties (with immutable encoding provenance and the delivery-timeout flag), FIRST_OBJECT, END_OF_GROUP status objects, track properties with sealed keys, and datagram object ID, priority, properties, and status.

setup::Extensions::ietf, default false. It is negotiated only when both sides offer it, and only on lite-07 (Version::has_ietf). Encoding refuses older versions, and older versions ignore the parameter on decode.
moq-relay always offers it, on both listen and connect.
js/net is unchanged and never offers it.
lite/ietf.rs holds the codec, with Records driving group/FETCH egress. The subscriber's FrameIngest validates records as they arrive.
On a timed track, an object's time lives only in its frame (or datagram) Timestamp: relayed properties never hold a mutable Timestamp, and moq-transport egress restates it from the frame unless the sealed one already says it. An untimed track's Timestamp stays in the block as an opaque property.
A relayed object's properties are held as one encoded model::object::Block (the bytes in the encoding of the moq-transport draft they arrived on), not a decoded Vec<Property>. The cache charges the block's bytes, so a peer cannot make a relay hold many times what it sent, on groups or datagrams, over moq-transport or the lite hop. Egress decodes it only to re-encode for another draft or to merge the frame's Timestamp; otherwise it sends the bytes as is.
A moq-transport FETCH that misses the cache now fetches the whole group upstream instead of starting at the frame ordinal. The upstream may hold relayed Object IDs that differ from ordinals, so a mid-group start could splice.
Draft drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-ietf.md is new. Docs: doc/concept/standard.md and doc/bin/relay/{cluster,config}.md.
Keeps quest/m1/ietf-extension/lite.md, narrowed to the provenance work moq-dev/moq#6072 decided after this PR's design: a track's optional ingress ietf::Version carried once, replacing the per-block Encoding codes, a refusal of versionless tracks that carry IETF fields, and the 0x06 (draft 18 to 19) and versionless lite-track tests. It now gates lite07-finalize, since it changes the lite-07 wire. The maintainer chose to merge this PR first.

Public API

Added moq_net::setup::Extensions::ietf: bool (the struct is non_exhaustive, so nothing breaks; no MIGRATE entry).
moq-tokio's listen/connect extensions docs are updated; no shape changes.

Wire

Only when negotiated on lite-07-wip (unpublished). Nothing changes for any session without the extension.

SETUP parameter 0x49455446 with an empty value.
Group Stream: a Group State varint after GROUP (RELAYED, FIRST_OBJECT, EXTENSIONS, END_OF_GROUP). Then an Object Record ((Skip << 1) | End, plus length-prefixed Properties) before every FRAME, and a terminal END record. A FETCH response carries the same, with the Group State first. Records are always present, so a plain group costs 2 bytes per frame. A record has Properties only when the Group State sets EXTENSIONS.
Properties: an Encoding code naming the drafts the block came from (1 for drafts 14-15, 2 for 16, 3 for 17, 4 for 18, 5 for 19+; whether 0x06 means SUBGROUP_DELIVERY_TIMEOUT follows from the code, so no flag can contradict it), then the Property Block in the publisher's draft encoding, at most 65,536 bytes, or 65,526 on a timed track to leave room for the Timestamp egress restates. The block is never re-encoded on the hop. Both ingress paths refuse a block that would overflow once egress adds the Timestamp. Only the canonical form decodes.
Track stream: TRACK_PROPERTIES follows TRACK_INFO. Its list crosses delta-encoded in the publisher's own family, which its Encoding code names, so a hop never widens it (a repeated ID stays a one-byte zero delta). It holds at most 64 properties and none that TRACK_INFO carries. A relay forwards at most 59, leaving room for the five it restates from TRACK_INFO; every ingress refuses a track with more, or one whose list would not fit a lite message once the understood properties leave it, through the shared TrackProperties::refused() check. The receiver reads sealed keys from the Immutable Properties block when it needs them; no Sealed ID list is sent or held.
On a timed track, the FRAME's (or datagram's) Timestamp is the object's only time, and a block holding a mutable Timestamp is malformed. A track whose TRACK_PROPERTIES hold a Mandatory Track Property is refused with an unsupported-extension error, as moq-transport ingress refuses it. A property the relay restates (max cache duration, timescale, priority, dynamic groups) that is sealed inside Immutable Properties must equal the restated value, or every ingress refuses the track as unsupported. With moq-dev/moq#6030, lite TRACK_INFO carries Refresh, so the hop compares a sealed DYNAMIC_GROUPS like the rest. A sealed group order is advisory; relays serve their own order and forward the sealed block unchanged. A block's encoding names the drafts it came from, so the object must be one of those drafts could send: a block on the END_OF_GROUP record only with encoding 1, and a datagram with a block only in a Type and Status a draft of its encoding carries with properties. A relayed datagram's Status must be one moq-transport defines, and a stream capped at an end frame carries no END_OF_GROUP record.
DATAGRAM: a Datagram State after the Group Sequence, with optional Object ID, priority, status, and properties.

Decisions (confirmed by the maintainer)

The maintainer confirmed each of these, along with an advisory sealed group order and the split of the encoding codes so draft 18 and drafts 19+ have their own.

SETUP parameter ID 0x49455446 ("IETF" in ASCII), high to stay clear of moq-lite's low assignments. Chosen: keep it. Alternative: a small ID in moq-lite's extension range.
Group State after the GROUP message vs inside it. The quest says "the Group message gains" FIRST_OBJECT. Chosen: after GROUP, as an extension field, so the GROUP message codec and the lite draft stay untouched. Alternative: a field inside GROUP, which changes the lite draft.
Skip naming and encoding (an absolute first ID, then a delta, with the END bit in the low bit). Chosen: keep it; it costs 1 byte for consecutive IDs. Alternatives: an absolute Object ID per record, or a separate END record type instead of the low bit.
Carrying datagram Publisher Priority. The subgroup path does not carry per-stream priority (subgroup 0 only), but a datagram's priority is per object and cheap. Chosen: carry it. Alternative: drop it for symmetry with the subgroup path.
moq-relay forces ietf = true, so a config that sets ietf = false is ignored. Chosen: force it; the epic decided relays always enable it, and a toggle adds a mode nobody needs. Alternative: a relay-specific default that config can turn off.
Records always present vs only for relayed groups. Chosen: always present, per the quest plan ("always present, no flag bits, 2 bytes per frame"). Alternative: a RELAYED-gated layout that saves 2 bytes per frame on plain media at the cost of one more mode.
read_fetch fetches the whole group on a cache miss. Chosen: whole group; splicing by ordinal is what the epic forbids. Alternative: start at the frame ordinal, which saves upstream bandwidth for a mid-group FETCH but can splice when relayed Object IDs differ from ordinals.

Tests

Unit: codec round trips for object codes, group state, properties (provenance, canonical form), track properties, and datagram state; a SETUP offer that is lite-07 only. TRACK_PROPERTIES refuses more than 64 properties, a property TRACK_INFO carries, and absolute-key sealed blocks, and reads its sealed keys from the block (track_properties_hold_sealed_keys_in_their_block). A list of repeated large IDs that fills a lite message crosses unchanged (track_properties_cross_at_their_wire_size), and one that dropping DYNAMIC_GROUPS would widen past it is refused at ingress (track_properties_that_cannot_cross_are_refused_at_ingress). A timed relayed datagram's block cannot hold a mutable Timestamp (relayed_properties_hold_no_timestamp_on_a_timed_track). Egress restates a timed object's time from its frame (the_frame_holds_a_timed_objects_time). Each understood property except group order sealed at another value than the track info is refused (one test per key in ietf/properties.rs, plus a_sealed_property_must_match_track_info across the hop and a_sealed_group_order_the_relay_does_not_serve_is_accepted at moq-transport ingress, which keeps the sealed block). Undefined datagram statuses are refused at lite ingress (datagram_statuses_are_ones_moq_transport_defines), and a capped stream sends no END record (a_capped_stream_carries_no_end_record). A status object keeps its mutable Timestamp in its block, having no frame (a_status_object_keeps_its_timestamp, in ietf/object.rs and through subgroup and FETCH in ietf/subscriber.rs), and a lite datagram must have a shape some moq-transport Type defines (a_status_datagram_cannot_end_the_group), and one with a STATUS field carries no payload (a_status_carries_no_payload). An Encoding 1 block crossing the hop must ascend, as ingress sorts it (a_draft14_block_ascends). A block must claim a draft that could send it (encoding_codes_name_their_drafts, an_end_record_block_claims_a_draft_that_carries_one, a_datagram_block_claims_a_draft_that_sends_its_shape). A draft-14 status object, whose list arrives before its status, keeps the whole block limit on a timed track (a_status_object_fills_the_whole_block).
Two-relay hop (lite::ietf::hop_tests, simulated time, offers [both, upstream only, downstream only]): frames cross while the upstream group is still open, with a nonzero first Object ID, gaps, properties, and a terminal END_OF_GROUP. Track properties cross too, as do the max age, timescale, priority, and refresh that moq-transport egress restates. A sealed DYNAMIC_GROUPS must match the hop's Refresh (a_sealed_dynamic_groups_must_match_track_info). A peer without the extension sees plain frames and no properties. A Mandatory Track Property, mutable or sealed, is refused across the hop (mandatory_track_properties_are_refused). Plain media (groups and a datagram) crosses unchanged.
Subscriber: records frame a group, and records a plain group cannot hold are refused, as are properties without EXTENSIONS (ietf_records_need_extensions_for_properties) and a second, mutable copy of the frame's time (ietf_records_leave_time_to_their_frame). A record's properties are cached and charged at their wire size (ietf_records_hold_properties_at_their_wire_size), as are a datagram's (datagram_properties_are_held_at_their_wire_size). A full 64 KiB worst-case draft-16 and draft-22 list crosses the lite codec and leaves byte for byte (a_full_block_crosses_at_its_wire_size).
Fuzz: the lite target now decodes datagrams with and without the extension on lite-07, and has a TRACK_PROPERTIES kind.
ietf::subscriber passthrough tests now run each case direct and through a lite-07 hop and assert identical moq-transport bytes; for a FETCH, every FETCH_OK field but End of Track and its End Location. With the extension off on the hop, 8 of them fail, which shows it is load-bearing. Datagram dispatch is covered over the hop too.

Follow-ups

Ingress-version provenance: the kept quest above (moq-dev/moq#6072).
END_OF_TRACK precision across lite: a FETCH relayed through a lite hop with no live subscription cannot know the track ended, so the hop path omits what the direct path reports. The test harness tolerates this today. Recommend a small quest if moxygen's conformance trips on it.
moq-relay two-relay cluster integration test with real moq-relay binaries, which the epic's nightly moxygen job will cover. Recommend folding it into that job.
Lite07 is not in the default Versions, so the extension only engages where lite-07 is offered explicitly. That belongs to lite07-finalize; no new work.
Egress property benchmark: moq-transport egress now decodes a held block to merge its Timestamp, per subscriber. Recommend a small quest to benchmark relayed-property egress across fan-out and add a merge that skips the decode if it shows up.
Cross-draft Track Properties byte budget (moq-transport egress, not the hop): egress to another draft family re-encodes forwarded Track Properties in the target's varints and restates the understood ones, so a forwarded list near the u16 limit can fail that answer's encode, on a plain moq-transport relay too. Recommend a small quest for an ingress byte budget alongside MAX_FORWARDED.
Flaky export::redundant_importers_switch_through_bufferbloat_on_lite_07 (moq-cli): fails intermittently under a parallel suite run on this branch and on main alike, and passes alone. Recommend a quest to find its root cause.

Checks

At 5aea682 (origin/main merged in, including moq-dev/moq#6030): just check passed (7804 tests). One earlier run hit the moq-cli flake above, which also fails on main.
just drafts check, quest check, and just test interop --all (interop: all checks passed) at 5aea682.

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A new moq-lite-07 SETUP extension (draft-lcurley-moq-ietf), negotiated when both sides offer it, carries the object state a relay keeps for a moq-transport track across a lite hop: Object IDs and gaps, object properties, FIRST_OBJECT, END_OF_GROUP status objects, track properties, and the datagram object status. A track crossing two relays now reaches a moq-transport subscriber as it would through one. - setup::Extensions::ietf (default off); moq-relay always offers it. - Group streams and FETCH responses gain a Group State and per-frame Object Records; TRACK_PROPERTIES follows TRACK_INFO; DATAGRAM gains a Datagram State. - A moq-transport FETCH that misses the cache now fetches the whole group upstream, since the upstream may hold relayed Object IDs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The epic keeps its own nightly moxygen work, so it now carries a size. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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This change adds a negotiated IETF extension for preserving moq-transport object state across moq-lite-07 relay links. It defines setup negotiation and wire formats for group, object, track-property, and datagram metadata. Publisher and subscriber paths encode and decode the extension, with draft-aware validation for properties, timestamps, statuses, and size limits. The change also updates relay configuration, protocol documentation, tests, and fuzzing.

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The ietf extension carries moq-transport object state between moq-lite-07 relays. It is opt-in and negotiated, and the five previously reported issues are fixed in the current code and documentation: malformed datagram statuses, end markers on capped streams, DYNAMIC_GROUPS refusal on relay hops, and two documentation clarifications. No open risk blocks this merge.

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…ort ingress keeps A record's properties block stays encoded until its frame is created, so the cache charges its decoded form at once instead of a stalled stream holding it. TRACK_PROPERTIES drops its Sealed IDs: the receiver parses them from the Immutable Properties block rather than trusting a list that could disagree. It carries at most 64 properties, the moq-transport ingress limit, and none that TRACK_INFO carries. The draft now requires a record's Timestamp whenever the object has one, since an omitted one is relayed as absent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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rs/moq-net/src/fuzz.rs: 1
152-161: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Fuzz the new ietf datagram decoder as well.

datagram passes only ietf = false, so the fuzzer never reaches decode_datagram or decode_properties. These functions parse peer-controlled bytes on every negotiated lite-07 relay hop. lite_wire also has no kind for lite::ietf::TrackProperties, which decodes untrusted Track Stream input.

Iterate ietf over [false, true] when version is Lite07. Add a TrackProperties roundtrip kind.

The round-trip assertion needs one adjustment. A properties block that holds only flags, such as delivery_timeout set with no values, decodes with delivery_timeout: true. It re-encodes as an empty block. Compare a normalized form, or have decode_properties clear the flags when values is empty.
Proposed change
 	let mut any = false;
-	for timed in [true, false] {
-		let Ok(decoded) = lite::Datagram::decode(Bytes::copy_from_slice(data), version, false, |_| timed) else {
+	let ietfs: &[bool] = if version == lite::Version::Lite07 { &[false, true] } else { &[false] };
+	for (&ietf, timed) in ietfs.iter().flat_map(|i| [(i, true), (i, false)]) {
+		let Ok(decoded) = lite::Datagram::decode(Bytes::copy_from_slice(data), version, ietf, |_| timed) else {
 			continue;
 		};
 		any = true;
 
 		let Ok(first) = decoded.encode_bytes(version) else {
 			continue;
 		};
 
-		let echo = lite::Datagram::decode(first, version, false, |_| timed).expect("could not decode our own encoding");
+		let echo = lite::Datagram::decode(first, version, ietf, |_| timed).expect("could not decode our own encoding");
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/fuzz.rs around lines 152 - 161:
Extend the fuzzing loop around lite::Datagram::decode to test both ietf=false
and ietf=true for Lite07, while retaining only false for other versions, and
pass the selected value through the round-trip decode. Add a lite_wire
round-trip kind for lite::ietf::TrackProperties. Normalize flag-only properties
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Compare every FETCH_OK field except end_of_track in the relaxed branch.

This branch is used when the direct answer has end_of_track set and the hopped answer does not. In that case it only compares properties and the trailing object bytes. It does not compare end_location, group_order or request_id. If the moq-lite hop moved FETCH_OK's End Location, this test would still pass, and that is the field a downstream relay uses to bound its cache fill. The documented difference is only end_of_track. Normalize that one field, then compare the whole message.
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 			(Some((direct_ok, direct_rest)), Some((hopped_ok, hopped_rest)))
 				if direct_ok.end_of_track && !hopped_ok.end_of_track =>
 			{
-				assert_eq!(hopped_ok.properties, direct_ok.properties, "{ingress} -> {egress}");
+				assert_eq!(
+					hopped_ok,
+					ietf::FetchOk {
+						end_of_track: false,
+						..direct_ok
+					},
+					"{ingress} -> {egress}: only End of Track may differ"
+				);
 				assert_eq!(
 					hopped_rest, direct_rest,
 					"{ingress} -> {egress}: the hop changed the objects"
 				);
 			}
This assumes ietf::FetchOk implements PartialEq and Debug. The existing assert_eq! on properties only proves that for the properties field. If FetchOk lacks these derives, compare end_location and group_order field by field instead.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rs around lines 12186 - 12194:
Update the relaxed branch comparing direct_ok and hopped_ok to normalize only
direct_ok.end_of_track to false, then compare the complete FetchOk values so
end_location, group_order, request_id, and properties are validated. Preserve
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Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/fuzz.rs:
- Around line 152-161: Extend the fuzzing loop around lite::Datagram::decode to
test both ietf=false and ietf=true for Lite07, while retaining only false for
other versions, and pass the selected value through the round-trip decode. Add a
lite_wire round-trip kind for lite::ietf::TrackProperties. Normalize flag-only
properties or adjust decode_properties so empty values do not produce mismatched
delivery_timeout flags.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rs:
- Around line 12186-12194: Update the relaxed branch comparing direct_ok and
hopped_ok to normalize only direct_ok.end_of_track to false, then compare the
complete FetchOk values so end_location, group_order, request_id, and properties
are validated. Preserve the existing hopped_rest comparison, and if FetchOk
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quest/m1/ietf-extension/lite.md
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rs/moq-net/src/client.rs
rs/moq-net/src/fuzz.rs
rs/moq-net/src/ietf/mod.rs
rs/moq-net/src/ietf/object.rs
rs/moq-net/src/ietf/properties.rs
rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher.rs
rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rs
rs/moq-net/src/lite/datagram.rs
rs/moq-net/src/lite/ietf.rs
rs/moq-net/src/lite/mod.rs
rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs
rs/moq-net/src/lite/session.rs
rs/moq-net/src/lite/setup.rs
rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber.rs
rs/moq-net/src/lite/version.rs
rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs
rs/moq-net/src/server.rs
rs/moq-net/src/setup.rs
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A relayed object's properties other than its mutable Timestamp are now held as one encoded block, in the encoding of the moq-transport draft they arrived on, instead of a decoded list. The cache charges the block's bytes, so a peer cannot make a relay hold many times what it sent, for groups or datagrams. The ietf extension forwards the block unchanged: Flags name its encoding, and the Timestamp travels beside it. Re-encoding never grows it, so every list moq-transport admits crosses the hop and leaves byte for byte. Egress decodes the block only to re-encode it for another draft. Records and TRACK_PROPERTIES decode only their canonical form, and the lite fuzz target now covers ietf datagrams and TRACK_PROPERTIES. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Only End of Track and the End Location it sets may differ when a FETCH crosses a moq-lite hop with no live subscription. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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A relayed record on a timed track must hold its FRAME's Timestamp as its time, mutable or else sealed, and a relayed datagram its own Timestamp: lite egress sends one and moq-transport egress the other, so a peer could otherwise make them disagree. A record with properties in a group whose Group State clears EXTENSIONS is a protocol violation, as the subgroup it mirrors could carry none. Track Properties no longer hold the sealed keys beside the Immutable Properties block. Egress reads them from the block when needed, so a peer cannot make a relay hold a list several times the block's size. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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On a timed track, relayed properties no longer hold the mutable Timestamp. The frame (or datagram) Timestamp is the object's only time, and moq-transport egress restates it as the mutable Timestamp unless the sealed one already says it. This removes the second copy that the lite hop had to keep consistent: the record and datagram Properties lose their TIMESTAMP flag and value, and a mutable Timestamp inside a timed block is malformed. An untimed track has no frame time, so its Timestamp stays in the block as an opaque property. A track whose TRACK_PROPERTIES hold a Mandatory Track Property, mutable or sealed, is refused across the hop with UnsupportedExtension, using the same TrackProperties::mandatory() check as moq-transport ingress. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Review outcome at 8d5d018. The merge is held until the maintainer confirms the provisional decisions in the description.

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Round 1 (07ae45b): property amplification fixed. js/net pushed back: JS is never a relay hop.
Round 2 (4574e36): datagram amplification and absolute-ID growth fixed together. Properties now travel as the encoded block they arrived in.
Round 3 (5fbe5d3): sealed keys are read from the block instead of being held as a list. A record with properties needs EXTENSIONS in its Group State. The timestamp agreement check was later replaced by the round-4 change below. DYNAMIC_GROUPS is left to moq-dev/moq#6030, which carries Refresh in TRACK_INFO. Max age, timescale, and priority are verified to cross the hop.
Round 4 (2426c90): a Mandatory Track Property is refused across the hop through the same check moq-transport ingress uses. A timed object's time now lives only in its frame: relayed properties never hold a second, mutable copy.

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It has a TRACK_PROPERTIES kind.
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A relay adds to what it forwards: the five Track Properties it restates from the track's info, and on a timed track the frame's Timestamp. Both ingress paths, moq-transport and the lite hop, now refuse what would overflow once egress adds them, instead of sending something the receiver rejects. TrackProperties::refused() is the one check every ingress runs: a Mandatory Track Property, or more than MAX_FORWARDED (59) properties, refuses the track. A timed object's block is bounded by object::max_block(), which leaves room for the largest Timestamp any draft encodes. A block re-encoded for a draft with wider varints that no longer fits is refused at egress. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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TRACK_PROPERTIES wrote every ID absolutely, so a moq-transport list of repeated large IDs (one-byte zero deltas) grew by up to eight bytes per property and could overflow a lite message, aborting the TRACK stream. The list now crosses delta-encoded in the publisher's family, which Flags names, so a hop never widens it. The model holds that family for the whole list, not only the Immutable block. Dropping the understood properties can still widen the delta that spans them by a byte or two, so ingress refuses a list that would not fit, failing early. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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🟡 Minor · Do not emit END_OF_GROUP past a subscription’s frame cap. · publisher.rs:4124

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Do not emit END_OF_GROUP past a subscription’s frame cap.

If the cap includes the cached group’s last frame, records.end sees the cursor at frame_count() and appends the separate END_OF_GROUP object. The stream has already cleared its Group State END_OF_GROUP bit because it is capped. The subscriber therefore receives a status object beyond the requested frame bound. Pass the cap to Records::end and omit the terminal record for a capped stream. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs at line 4124:
Update the records-ending flow around Records::end in the Some(mut records)
branch to pass the subscription’s frame cap, and suppress the separate
END_OF_GROUP record when the cursor reaches that cap. Preserve terminal-record
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State that moq-lite-07 is opt-in where the ietf extension is documented.

This paragraph says that moq-relay always offers the ietf extension, but it does not state that the extension is available only when moq-lite-07 is explicitly requested. Add this condition so readers do not assume that default relay settings carry object state between relays.
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 [ietf](/draft/moq-ietf) goes the other way: it extends moq-lite-07 to carry this
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Update the paragraph describing the [ietf] extension and moq-lite-07 to state
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Egress forwards a property sealed inside Immutable Properties in place of restating the track info the relay acts on, so a sealed TIMESCALE (or any of the five understood properties) that disagreed would reach downstream subscribers while the relay timed frames by another value. The shared TrackProperties::refused() now takes the track info and refuses a track whose sealed understood value differs from what the relay restates, at moq-transport ingress and across a lite hop alike. The restated values come from one Properties::restated(), which egress uses too, so the check and the restatement cannot drift. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

… a cap A relayed datagram's Status is held and forwarded, so a lite peer could send one no moq-transport draft defines (such as 2) and have it close the downstream moq-transport session. Lite ingress now drops such a datagram, using the same status set the moq-transport decoder accepts, now defined once in ietf::object. A stream capped at a group's last frame cleared END_OF_GROUP in its Group State but still sent the END_OF_GROUP record past the cap. Records now remembers the cap and sends no END record on a capped stream. The concept doc says moq-lite-07 is opt-in where it documents the extension. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

kixelated · 2026-10-20T09:28:19Z

CodeRabbit review 5583061141 had two comments outside the diff. Both are fixed in 2ad4ae2.

END_OF_GROUP past a frame cap (lite/publisher.rs): Records now remembers whether the stream is capped, and Records::end sends no END_OF_GROUP record on a capped stream. Before, a cap at the group's last frame cleared END_OF_GROUP in the Group State but still sent the terminal record past the cap. Uncapped streams still send it. Regression test: a_capped_stream_carries_no_end_record, which fails without the fix. The draft now says a stream that stops at an end frame carries no END_OF_GROUP record, even when that frame is the group's last.
moq-lite-07 is opt-in (doc/concept/standard.md): the paragraph now says moq-lite-07 is still moq-lite-07-wip, is negotiated only when both sides enable it, and is not carried by default settings. It also says moq-relay offers the extension only on moq-lite-07.

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A moq-transport publisher that seals DEFAULT_PUBLISHER_GROUP_ORDER is accepted whatever order it names: the relay serves its own order and forwards the sealed block unchanged. Every other sealed value that contradicts the track info is still refused. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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A Property Block's encoding names the moq-transport drafts it came from, so ingress now refuses state none of them could produce, derived from the codec's per-draft tables: - DELIVERY_TIMEOUT unless a draft of the encoding assigns 0x06 to SUBGROUP_DELIVERY_TIMEOUT (encoding 4), on objects and TRACK_PROPERTIES. - A block on the END_OF_GROUP record unless a draft of the encoding lets a status object carry properties (encoding 1). - A datagram with a block unless a draft of the encoding defines its Type, its Status, and properties beside that Status. status_defined is now per draft, which the moq-transport datagram ingress and egress share in place of their own DOES_NOT_EXIST checks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

A Property Block and TRACK_PROPERTIES now lead with one Encoding code, 1 to 5, with draft 18 (4) apart from drafts 19 and later (5). Whether property 0x06 means SUBGROUP_DELIVERY_TIMEOUT follows from the code, so the DELIVERY_TIMEOUT flag bit and the check refusing it beside codes 1 to 3 are gone: the impossible pairing has no encoding. The model's Encoding names the same five families. Codes 4 and 5 serialize alike, so egress compares them with same_bytes where it asks whether a block can cross unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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A draft-14 subgroup or FETCH object's properties arrive before its size and status, so ingress read them as a framed object's and refused a legal END_OF_GROUP block of 65,527 to 65,536 bytes on a timed track. The headroom for the Timestamp egress restates is now check_frame, applied where a frame is created: a subgroup or FETCH object with a payload or a Normal status, and a datagram without a status. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

kixelated · 2026-10-20T17:41:24Z

Merging at 3d8398a.

Decisions. The maintainer confirmed the seven decisions in the description. Two changes were also made on their call:

A sealed group order is now advisory: relays serve their own order and forward the sealed block unchanged.
The property Encoding is now one code from 1 to 5, with draft 18 (4) apart from drafts 19 and later (5). The DELIVERY_TIMEOUT flag bit is gone, and whether 0x06 means SUBGROUP_DELIVERY_TIMEOUT follows from the code.

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At 5048ea2, two P2 findings. A block must now claim a draft that could have sent it, which covers END records and status datagrams. The DELIVERY_TIMEOUT half became unrepresentable with the code split.
At a5f85e6, one P2 finding: a draft-14 status object keeps the whole block limit, and the timestamp headroom is checked once the object has a frame.
Codex's review of 3d8398a completed with no new findings, and every thread is resolved.

Checks at the head: clippy, nextest for moq-net, moq-relay, and moq-tokio (3661 passed), and just test interop --all. just drafts check passed at a5f85e6, and the draft has not changed since.

Follow-up: forwarding status datagrams across drafts goes in a separate PR.

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Lite TRACK_INFO has no refresh yet, so the hop compared a sealed DYNAMIC_GROUPS with false and refused real moq-transport tracks crossing a cluster. The hop now forwards it as it arrived; direct moq-transport ingress still compares it. #6030 restores the check. The concept doc no longer claims default settings never carry the extension's state: moq-relay offers it on moq-lite-07. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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+	// A small cached block must not pin the reader's larger receive buffer.
+	let bytes = Bytes::copy_from_slice(&body[body.len() - r.remaining()..]);
+	let checked =
+		crate::ietf::object::check(&bytes, encoding, timescale, framed).map_err(|_| DecodeError::InvalidValue)?;


Reject out-of-order draft-14 property blocks

When a negotiated peer supplies an Encoding 1 block whose absolute IDs decrease, such as 0x20 followed by 0x02, this call accepts it because object::list records the previous Draft14 ID but never compares the next ID against it. The extension draft requires ascending IDs, and the retained block can later take object::write's same-encoding fast path and be forwarded byte-for-byte to a Draft14/15 subscriber, propagating malformed peer input instead of refusing it; validate monotonic order in the shared parser, including nested immutable blocks.

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Fixed in 9408626 (now in 5aea682). ietf::object::check, which the lite hop runs on every received block, refuses an outer list whose IDs descend, so an Encoding 1 block crosses only in the ascending order moq-transport ingress produces. Test: a_draft14_block_ascends.

The nested Immutable Properties are not checked. The draft says they stay "as the publisher sent them", and moq-transport ingress keeps a draft-14 publisher's sealed bytes unsorted. Requiring order there would refuse traffic a single relay forwards today.

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A block crossing the hop may leave byte for byte to a draft-14 peer, so it must be the canonical ascending list moq-transport ingress produces. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Lite TRACK_INFO now carries Refresh (#6030), so the hop restates DYNAMIC_GROUPS like the other understood properties and drops its exception. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

#6072 decided a track carries its ingress moq-transport version once; this PR landed per-block Encoding codes. The quest now holds that remaining work and gates the lite-07 cut. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

kixelated · 2026-10-20T20:21:02Z

Merging at d6942e6.

Since 3d8398a

Merged origin/main, including moq-dev/moq#6030. Lite TRACK_INFO now carries Refresh, so the hop compares a sealed DYNAMIC_GROUPS like the other understood properties, and the hop exception is gone (a_sealed_dynamic_groups_must_match_track_info).
Codex's draft-14 ordering finding is fixed: an Encoding 1 block whose IDs descend is refused on the hop (a_draft14_block_ascends). The nested Immutable Properties stay as the publisher sent them; I replied on that thread.
The maintainer decided to merge this PR first and keep quest/m1/ietf-extension/lite.md, narrowed to moq-dev/moq#6072's ingress-version provenance. That quest now gates lite07-finalize.

Checks at 5aea682 (the later head adds only the quest edit): just check, just test interop --all, just drafts check, and quest check all passed. quest check also passed at d6942e6. Codex reviewed 5aea682 with no findings.

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Resolve against refresh demand (#6030), announce SYNCED (#6029) and the ietf extension (#6058): TRACKS_ADD now carries TRACK_INFO's Refresh, the draft shares one SYNCED section between the Announce and Tracks streams, and the ietf draft keeps the Track Stream for listed tracks since TRACKS_ADD has no TRACK_PROPERTIES. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Reconcile compression with the new `ietf` extension (#6058): a datagram's Inflated Size follows its Datagram State and Timestamp, and a status datagram carries none. lite::Format now holds the track's timescale, which the extension's decode needs, beside `compressed`. The lite publisher reads stored datagrams including statuses, metering the form it sends. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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test(ietf): compare every FETCH_OK field across the lite hop

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Only End of Track and the End Location it sets may differ when a FETCH crosses a moq-lite hop with no live subscription. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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fix(net): strip properties from status datagrams a newer draft can't carry #6068

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Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into ietf-lite-ready

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# Conflicts: # rs/moq-net/src/ietf/datagram.rs # rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher.rs

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Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into ietf-lite-merge

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# Conflicts: # doc/concept/standard.md # quest/m1/ietf-extension/lite.md # quest/m1/refresh/lite.md # rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber.rs

fix(lite): refuse a draft-14 block whose IDs descend

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A block crossing the hop may leave byte for byte to a draft-14 peer, so it must be the canonical ascending list moq-transport ingress produces. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

fix(lite): compare a sealed DYNAMIC_GROUPS across the hop

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Lite TRACK_INFO now carries Refresh (#6030), so the hop restates DYNAMIC_GROUPS like the other understood properties and drops its exception. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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feat(lite): TRACKS lists a broadcast's tracks on lite-07 #6057

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feat(moq-net): time anchors for subscription ranges #6074

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feat(lite): the ietf extension records provenance as the ingress version #6107

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