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WalkthroughThe diff updates quest documentation from m0 through m3. It moves redundant failover drift to m0 and revises roadmap requirements. It separates native probing and rung disabling from browser padding and JavaScript rung disabling. It adds or expands plans for reader recovery, transport behavior, publisher failure reporting, spatial metadata import, and WebXR playback. Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to
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Bound peer-supplied probe targets before m1
When a session has no configured rate cap, a hostile peer can advertise an arbitrarily large target. Contrary to the claim here, that does cost more than a target just above the estimate: successful ProbeBW cycles continue raising the estimate and generating redundant traffic until the target or path capacity is reached. Because the only proposed clamp is the m2 rate-grant quest while this feature now ships in m1, the design permits unbounded peer-driven relay egress; add an m1-available budget or refuse Increase without one.
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Defer unused viewer APIs to the m2 probe work
The stated m1 consumer is native publisher recovery, which only needs the send target derived from publisher reservations, but this quest also requires a public subscriber viewer handle, receive-grant allocator, JS implementation, FFI, and bindings. Its only named consumer is the m2 players quest, while browser padding and JS rung disable also remain in m2, so executing m1 as written publishes an unused cross-language API before any consumer needs it. Split the viewer-facing half back into m2 and keep only the native publisher target in this quest.
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| - Derive `fov` from the equirectangular bounds. A projection the catalog has | ||
| no kind for (cubemap, mesh) leaves the field absent: a flat picture is a | ||
| worse result, not a wrong one. Malformed input, such as family 2 with a |
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When an input declares cubemap or mesh projection, omitting the field makes it indistinguishable from genuinely flat video, so players silently render the wrong geometry. This is not the fallback for media without projection metadata described above; reject the unsupported projection until the catalog can represent it.
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Agreed, fixed in 3820f95: the importers now refuse what the catalog cannot describe (cubemap and mesh projections, and Opus family 2 outside a square channel count of at least 4, such as zeroth order or RFC 8486's non-diegetic stereo pair), since an absent field would claim flat video or plain channels. The tests cover those refusals.
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| channel count that is not a square of at least 4, is refused. |
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This validation would reject valid family-2 streams with non-diegetic stereo, such as 6 channels for first-order Ambisonics plus stereo, as well as valid 1- and 3-channel zeroth-order forms. RFC 8486 Section 3.3 permits (1+n)^2 + 2j channels with j equal to 0 or 1, so validate against that set rather than requiring a square of at least 4.
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Agreed, fixed in 3820f95: the importers now refuse what the catalog cannot describe (cubemap and mesh projections, and Opus family 2 outside a square channel count of at least 4, such as zeroth order or RFC 8486's non-diegetic stereo pair), since an absent field would claim flat video or plain channels. The tests cover those refusals.
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Preserve a probe source when the lowest rung disables
When the grant falls below the lowest rendition's max / 3 boundary, the shared rung policy can disable every video encoder; once the final packets are acknowledged, this mechanism has no in-flight STREAM data left to retransmit. If path capacity increases later, the frozen estimate cannot rise and no rung can re-enable, defeating the stated recovery goal for video-only sessions. Keep a probe substrate available in the zero-inflight state or guarantee that one rendition remains active, and test reopening the path after all media has drained.
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| Tests: a fixture per source (MP4 360 and VR180, Matroska stereo, Opus | ||
| first-order ambisonics) imports with the expected fields, and a cubemap, an | ||
| ambisonic stream with non-diegetic stereo, and a malformed one are refused. |
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The remaining MP4 VR180 acceptance case is fresh evidence of a contradiction: the official VR180 format requires a mesh projection, while this quest deliberately refuses every mesh projection because the catalog cannot describe it. A conforming VR180 fixture therefore cannot import with expected fields; make this an explicitly equirectangular 180-degree fixture, or assert that standards-compliant VR180 is refused until mesh support exists.
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Agreed, fixed in 2bc6afe: the fixture is now a 180-degree equirectangular MP4 with equi bounds, and mesh-based VR180 is explicitly refused until the catalog has a mesh kind, with a test.
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26-29: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winTest the no-widen branch as well.
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0..N-1. Add a case with the prefix already cached and assert that the outgoing request remains atN; otherwise an implementation that always requests frame 0 can pass the listed regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @quest/m1/ietf-setup-validity.md:
- Around line 36-38: Extend the regression matrix in the documented wait
scenarios to cover grant narrowing and grant expiry alongside revocation and
route retirement. Add simulation cases for each applicable wait, including
drafts 14, 16, and 17+, and verify requests are cancelled promptly when validity
is narrowed or expires.
Review comments at @quest/m1/listen-admission-test.md:
- Around line 18-20: Update the admission test to drive the production
listener/session path that invokes serve_client under controlled time, using an
auth decider that can stall, so the handshake deadline governs admission. If the
production path cannot be exercised in process, use the exact deadline wrapper
around serve_client introduced by the prerequisite quest rather than testing
serve_client directly.
Review comments at @quest/m1/recovery-verdicts.md:
- Around line 14-17: Clarify the mirrored verdict contract for TooFarBehind,
then align rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs::Recover::wants and
js/net/src/resume.ts::verdict so both classify it identically with Old, Evicted,
and application codes. Add or update Rust and JavaScript tests to assert the
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- Around line 19-22: Update the lagging scenario documentation to exclude
moq-transport 17 from the same-epoch test; retain moq-transport 22 and lite, or
define version 17 separately as a non-epoch case.
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- Around line 32-33: Update the plan statement about readers that resolve once
so continuing readers such as subscribe must follow announced instances; retain
the exception only for finite operations such as fetch, and move any deliberate
single-instance behavior for continuing readers to a separate quest.
Review comments at @quest/m2/group-failed.md:
- Around line 19-23: Update the plan’s coalescing contract to explicitly define
the group identity key, including whether track, publisher, and epoch are
required, and specify the scope of “once.” Define deduplication behavior across
retries and multiple subscribers so distinct groups cannot merge and duplicate
notifications are not emitted.
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- Around line 21-25: Clarify the supported Opus family-2 channel counts in the
catalog rules, explicitly covering zeroth-order and non-diegetic stereo cases.
Update the associated refusal tests to match this supported subset, including
the RFC 8486-valid counts that should be accepted and only rejecting unsupported
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- Around line 41-55: Define the padding overhead budget in the quest by
specifying cumulative accounting across clusters and the stop or backoff
behavior once the budget is reached. Extend the shaped-link test covering the
padding writer and estimate growth to assert that enforcement behavior, while
preserving the existing scheduling and priority requirements.
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- Line 8: Update the `stereo` layout handling to map `left-right` to
`stereo-left-right`, `top-bottom` to `stereo-top-bottom`, and preserve mono as
mono before passing the result to `XRWebGLBinding.createEquirectLayer`; test all
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- Around line 26-29: Extend the compressed-track regression tests to cover the
no-widen branch: when the subscriber already caches the prefix frames 0 through
N−1, assert that the outgoing request begins at frame N rather than frame 0.
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Reply to the Codex review of 3820f95 (P1, keep a probe source when the lowest rung disables): agreed, fixed in 2bc6afe. The native and JS rung disable now never disable the lowest rendition, since native probing retransmits in-flight data and a session with every rung stopped has nothing to probe with. (Written by Claude Opus 5.5) |
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Move stream deadlines ahead of native probing
When an in-flight media group passes its delivery deadline during ProbeBW_UP, this m1 implementation has no way to recognize that at the recovery layer: quest/m2/quic-deadline.md remains in m2 and is the quest that adds SendStream::set_deadline to moq-quic, while it explicitly says native probing must not resend expired data. As ordered, m1 can therefore emit intentional duplicate bytes after max_delay, contradicting the stated deadline guarantee and making stale media compete with live frames; make per-stream deadlines an m1 prerequisite or remove this behavior until they exist.
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| - A relay fans a track out to many subscribers, and a hostile subscriber can | ||
| fail streams on purpose. Coalesce per group, keyed by the publisher's track | ||
| and the group's sequence (the track belongs to one broadcast instance), so | ||
| N subscribers or retries failing one group cost one event, and benchmark | ||
| the path swept over subscribers and groups. |
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When a hostile subscriber resets every successive live group and the publisher's consumer is slow or absent, per-group coalescing still creates one distinct notification for every sequence; an event queue, or retained deduplication state, can therefore grow without bound. Specify bounded retention and overflow semantics, such as a fixed queue or coalesced latest state, and test a long run of distinct failed groups rather than only duplicate failures of one group.
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Fixed in 50c99f8 (now in this PR's head). A new Plan bullet keeps what a track retains bounded whatever the notification carries: coalesced latest state, such as the newest failed sequence and a count since the last read, never a queue. The tests now include a long run of distinct failed groups with no consumer reading, which must keep the track's retained state constant.
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| PADDING. A moq-lite peer that predates it resets the unknown stream without | ||
| closing the session, so the probe just ends. On moq-transport, send PADDING | ||
| only from draft-18 on: drafts 14 to 17 close the session on an unknown | ||
| stream type (`UniType::classify`), so refuse to pad there and keep | ||
| `Report`. Update `drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-probe.md` if the sender changes |
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When a browser negotiates published lite-05 or lite-06, PROBE levels are available but the new padding stream type is not. Advertising Increase as proposed promises that the publisher will actively probe, yet every attempted padding stream is merely reset by that peer, so the estimate cannot rise and repeated recovery attempts cannot work. Apply the same version gate used for IETF drafts 14–17: advertise only Report on pre-07 lite sessions and test the negotiated level, not merely that the reset leaves the session open.
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Fixed in 50c99f8 (now in this PR's head). Padding is sent only on lite-07 and IETF draft-18 on. lite-05 and lite-06 now refuse to pad and keep Report, the same as drafts 14 to 17. The writer test checks the negotiated level on those versions, not just that the session survives a reset. probe/viewer-target.md, which now owns advertising Increase, says the same and tests that a browser session on a refused version never advertises it.
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- Around line 51-54: Define a single ownership model for the
bandwidth::Allocator used by the session target, explicitly stating whether the
session owns it or callers register and update it; then add acceptance coverage
for reconnecting moq-cli, moq-c, and moq-ffi to verify that reservation changes
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- Around line 95-102: The receive fairness plan must define how FETCH streams
map to receive domains, including cache-miss and history FETCH streams whose
Subscriber Priority is carried outside a subscription. Specify the carrier and
lookup used to resolve their domain before applying partial-group eviction and
tenant sharing, or explicitly scope receive fairness to subscription delivery
only.
- Around line 98-103: Clarify the receive-window fairness specification by
defining the admission event for a new broadcast when the window is full: ensure
stream or subscription admission adds the newcomer to the fairness set before
payload delivery, or specify an equivalent mechanism that lets the filled
broadcast yield to it. Update the domain-tier rule and related receive test
wording consistently, while preserving the existing eviction ordering by domain
share and rank.
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- Around line 69-75: Define the coexistence and migration behavior for the
viewer handle and Rust’s recv_bandwidth() consumer before implementing the new
handle API: specify whether either trigger independently enables PROBE, or
document the transition that removes recv_bandwidth()-based triggering. Ensure
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@codex review Merged origin/main. Beyond keeping both sides: dropped links to the finished ts-qmux and relay-bench-holder quests, and folded resume-rust-end's route-failures gap into recovery-verdicts, as resume-rust-end asked if this PR landed first. (Written by Claude Opus 5.5) |
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| `subscribe` reads until its track ends, so it follows like the rest. Only a | ||
| finite read such as `fetch` stays on the one instance it resolved. |
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When this includes the stdout Subscribe reader, automatically following every open-ended subscription is unsafe for formats that cannot represent the break: the current run_ts path deliberately returns Replaced unless --stitch, and the following paragraph says the other stdout formats remain on the old instance and fail. As written, an implementation could instead concatenate independent publisher instances into one invalid fMP4, MKV, raw, or FLV stream. Restrict following to formats or modes with an explicit restart marker and keep unsupported outputs pinned and erroring.
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Agreed, fixed in 3667e58. The subscribe stdout export now follows only where its output marks the break (TS with --stitch); every other format, and TS without --stitch, stays pinned to the old instance until its route dies, never concatenating instances.
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Drop the finished resume-outage, subscribe-drop-errors, release-link, and ietf-extension/lite quests, and point the moved failover-drift and reference-announcements links at their new paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| `js/net`. Decided 2026-10-20: browser-only. moq-quic is the only Rust | ||
| transport, so no native session needs it. |
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When a native publisher uses the supported iroh backend or configures moq-quic for CUBIC, this browser-only restriction removes its only probing fallback: iroh runs upstream noq rather than moq-quic (rs/moq-tokio/src/iroh.rs), and CUBIC has no ProbeBW_UP hook. The m1 rung-disable quest can therefore disable upper renditions, but the remaining lowest-rung traffic cannot raise the app-limited estimate enough to re-enable them after the path recovers. Keep a padding sender for native backends/controllers without the retransmission hook, add equivalent hooks for them, or condition rung disabling on an available recovery sender.
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Agreed, fixed in f3cd70d. Rather than add a native padding sender or noq hooks (moq-quic is the transport we invest in), native rung disable now stops rungs only on a session with a sender: iroh on noq, and moq-quic under CUBIC or no congestion control, keep every rung encoding and follow their grants down as today, with a test. The padding quest no longer claims no native session lacks a sender.
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| - **Expired means reset.** Both moq-net publishers reset a stale group's | ||
| stream as `Old`, even after its FIN while bytes await acknowledgment | ||
| (`poll_expired_while_pending`), and moq-quic never resends a reset stream's | ||
| bytes, so probing never sends past a group's expiry. Rejected: requiring |
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When max_delay reaches the 30-second cache window and a group is evicted while its FIN remains unacknowledged, GroupExpiry::is_expired still requires the sequence in state.lookup; the new quest/m1/evicted-group-stale.md explicitly documents that such a stream is never convicted. This is fresh evidence beyond the prior deadline reply: ProbeBW_UP can retransmit that stream after its expiry. Make evicted-group staleness a required predecessor and test eviction mid-probe, or handle this case in probing itself.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L24-L24
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Agreed, fixed in 0e6a252: native probing now requires the evicted-group staleness quest, with a test that evicts a group mid-probe.
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| - Name the consumer first, such as an encoder that forces a keyframe or a | ||
| stats counter, and let it decide what the notification carries. If none | ||
| exists by the time this starts, propose deleting the quest. |
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This quest still has no named consumer: an encoder and stats counter are only examples, and the plan admits the quest should be deleted if neither appears. Nevertheless, it remains required in m2 and plans a public Rust/JS API plus fan-out instrumentation. quest/m3/README.md places speculative work without a named consumer in m3, so move or delete this quest now rather than scheduling cross-language surface that may never be used.
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Leaving this for the maintainer: keeping the quest in m2 with a consumer-first gate was decided with them on 2026-10-20 in moq-dev/moq#6059. The Plan already blocks any API until a consumer is named and proposes deleting the quest otherwise, so no surface lands speculatively. Moving it to m3 is a priority call for them, not a correctness fix.
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| - Padding is browser-only (WebTransport in `js/net`): moq-quic is the only | ||
| Rust transport, so no native session needs it. lite-07 reserves its stream |
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The current tree still supports iroh over upstream noq (rs/moq-tokio/Cargo.toml:90-92), and the newly added rung-disable rule explicitly treats iroh as a native session without this sender. Leaving the epic's rationale as “moq-quic is the only Rust transport” contradicts that fix and can mislead implementation of sender/Increase gating; state instead that moq-quic with BBR3 is the only native backend providing this probing hook and that other native backends keep Report.
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Agreed, fixed in 0e6a252: the epic now says moq-quic with BBR3 is the only native backend with a probing hook, and other native backends keep Report and never disable a rung.
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| `projection` and `stereo` from MP4 `st3d`/`sv3d` (Spherical Video V2) and | ||
| Matroska `Projection`/`StereoMode`, and an audio rendition's | ||
| `layout: "ambisonic"` from Opus channel mapping family 2. Media without these |
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When an input uses a valid but unrepresentable layout, such as MP4 st3d mode 4 (right-left) or a Matroska right-eye-first, interleaved, or anaglyph StereoMode, the catalog can encode only mono, left-right, and top-bottom (rs/hang/src/catalog/video/stereo.rs:11-26). The plan's refusal list and tests omit these cases, allowing an implementation to discard the metadata, invert the eyes, or advertise mono; require refusal for every packing and eye order the catalog cannot represent and add corresponding fixtures.
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Agreed, fixed in e21672f: the importers refuse any stereo packing or eye order beyond mono, left-right, and top-bottom, each with a fixture.
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| - [Scope track priority](/quest/m1/track-priority-scope.md) - priority orders one owner's streams, and a shared cluster session is fair across tenants | ||
| - [Scope track priority](/quest/m1/track-priority-scope.md) - priority orders one owner's streams, sent and received, and a shared cluster session is fair across tenants | ||
| - [Session send target](/quest/m1/probe-target.md) - a session probes up to the sum of its publisher reservations through whichever sender its transport has | ||
| - [Native probing](/quest/m1/probe-native.md) - moq-quic retransmits in-flight data during BBR3's ProbeBW_UP so an app-limited sender validates headroom up to the target |
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Fresh evidence after the Required-link fix is the milestone schedule: native probing remains here at line 90, while its new evicted-group-staleness prerequisite is not scheduled until line 105, contrary to this README's prerequisite-first ordering. Executing m1 in this order therefore still ships probing while an evicted group cannot be expired, allowing ProbeBW_UP to retransmit its stale in-flight bytes; move the staleness quest ahead of this entry.
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Agreed, fixed in a041f48: the staleness quest now sits right before native probing in m1.
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Problem
Several decisions settled with the maintainer on 2026-10-20 had no quest yet, or contradicted existing ones: the probe chain sat entirely in m2 although native publishers need it for the next release, padding still claimed non-browser transports, and follow-ups from moq-dev/moq#5878, moq-dev/moq#6059, moq-dev/moq#6061, moq-dev/moq#5765, and moq-dev/moq#5543 had nowhere to live.
Approach
Quest files only.
Moved:
quest/m2/probe/target.md->quest/m1/probe-target.md, now only the Rust session send target: the sum of a session's publisher reservations, handed to whichever sender its transport has. That is all native rung recovery needs. SETUP keeps advertisingReport, since probing to a local target is invisible on the wire. Thejs/netmirror moves to m2probe/padding, its only sender, so m1 ships no browser API without behavior.quest/m2/probe/native.md->quest/m1/probe-native.md, and the Rust/FFI/OBS half ofsimulcast-rung-disable.md->quest/m1/simulcast-rung-disable.md, which requires the send target and native probing, not padding.quest/m1/test-flakes-2/redundant-failover-drift.md->quest/m0/redundant-failover-drift.md; the load-round epic drops it.New:
probe/viewer-target[M]: the viewer half split from the old target quest. Viewer handles per broadcast sum into the PROBE target sent to the peer, viewer grants split the receive estimate max-min fair bymax, a sending session probes to the larger of its send target and the peer's, and SETUP advertisesIncreaseonly where a sender exists. Players and the viewer up-switch require it.lite07-padding[XS]: lite-07 reserves the padding stream type receivers read and discard; required bylite07-finalize.evicted-group-stale[S]: a handed-out group the cache evicted is stale once its successor's arrival plus the budget passes (RustGroupExpiry, JS#isStale); sibling ofdrop-set.ietf-setup-validity[XS], ranked afterclaim-answer-epochs: every IETF subscriber setup wait runs under request validity, reusing fix(net): refuse a revoked subscription while its SUBSCRIBE is still pending #6061's poll-nativeControl::poll_credit.replica-resume[S]: a lagging same-epoch replica resumes on lite-07 and on moq-transport, now that epochs ride it (moq-dev/moq#5932).listen-admission-test[XS]: in-process test thatmoq --listenbounds admission bylisten.timeout, the deadline fix(relay): bound auth admission by the handshake deadline #5765 landed.recovery-verdicts[S]: group recovery refetches only on errors a new copy can fix.probe/rung-disable-js[M]:@moq/publishrung disable, requiring padding.group-failed[M]: a producer-side failed-group notification, one shape in Rust and both JS publishers, with bounded retained state per track.mux-vr-fields[S]: moq-mux importers fill the VR catalog fields fromst3d/sv3d, MatroskaProjection/StereoMode, and Opus mapping family 2.watch-webxr[M]:<moq-watch>renders those fields through WebXR layers.compress/app-range-widen[S]: an application subscription starting mid-group on a compressed track widens to frame 0 at the subscriber instead of failing withLagged, which the landed core (moq-dev/moq#5928) still does.Updated:
probe/padding.mdis browser-only (WebTransport injs/net), and pads only on lite-07 and IETF draft-18 on: lite-05 and lite-06 reset every padding stream and drafts 14 to 17 close the session, so those sessions keepReport. The probe README, native, viewer up-switch, and players follow, and a native no-go now returns to the maintainer instead of falling back to padding.probe-nativerecords that expiry already reaches moq-quic as a reset: both moq-net publishers reset a stale group's stream even after its FIN (poll_expired_while_pending), so probing never resends expired bytes without waiting on m2 per-stream deadlines. It adds a test for a group expiring mid-probe.sink-restart-followwidens to every moq-cli and moq-gst reader following throughorigin::Consumer::announced_broadcast(moq-dev/moq#5925), moqsrc andmoq playincluded; catalog-reference following stays with m0catalog-references.track-priority-scopefolds in feat(quic)!: bound incomplete messages with receive leases #5878's receive-rank follow-ups: rank within broadcast fairness domains behind a fair domain tier, so a stuck window evicts from the domain over its even share first, and re-rank on a priority or order change.claim-answer-epochsno longer says lite-07 is the only epoch wire.quic-qmuxgains the acceptance line "an unfinished read ends once the session closes, after its buffered data", gated on moq-gst'sa_closed_publisher_session_resumes_on_the_next_startanda_moqsink_restart_keeps_pads_when_caps_arrive_at_different_times, which hang with the qmux 0.6.3 teardown;close-tail-drainnow requires it.fovis a centred longitude span).recovery-verdicts' link toresume-in-flight(moq-dev/moq#6141), and the VR quests no longer wait on feat(hang): VR projection, stereo, and ambisonic catalog metadata #5543, which has merged.quest/m1/quic/README.md: only its link to native probing changes, sincequest checkrefuses a dangling link. feat(quic)!: bound incomplete messages with receive leases #5878 deletes the file, so whichever lands second resolves a trivial modify/delete conflict.Decisions
All settled by the maintainer before this PR; recorded here as the paper trail.
close-tail-drain.hooks.staleAt, tested with a budget of at least the cache window under mock time.poll_creditshape.sink-restart-followto every moq-cli and moq-gst reader; catalog references stay in m0.moq --listenadmission test [XS] m1, failed-group notification [M] m2, VR importer fields [S] m2, WebXR playback [M] m3.Increasereturn to m2 asprobe/viewer-target, beside their consumers. Folded into this PR rather than a follow-up. (Review then also moved thejs/netsend target to padding.)Impact
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lite07-finalizeitself: rejected for a separate [XS] quest, which lands independently before the cut.Follow-ups
close-tail-drain, which will now requirequic-qmux.quest checkpasses (433 documents) andjust checkpasses.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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