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Problem

Public ingest (the quest this PR completes and deletes): a custom subscriber must write what it receives into a track through public moq-net / @moq/net calls only, and the built-in lite and IETF subscribers should use the same calls. Closes moq-dev/moq#5862.

Approach

1. Withholding dropped (decided in moq-dev/moq#5717). Every group joins arrival order when created, so readers and group demand reach it before its first frame. The model's judgments count a group only once its first frame opens or it finishes: the live edge, successor/staleness, the rejoin wait (shows), newest/largest, and set_idle. receive_group, reveal_group, and is_started are gone, and the lite subscriber uses create_group.
2. poll_past fixed: a frameless group header past the answer no longer counts.
3. Session end: track::Producer::close is public. abort_session is folded into abort. Every teardown (abort, abort_unused, close, the crate-internal aborts, and the last producer dropping unfinished) shares one step that drops the open groups from the cache and returns their handles, aborted once the track lock is released, so a writer the caller holds fails and a reader that already pulled the group ends (SessionClosed for close, Dropped for the drop, the abort's error otherwise). JS already closes every cached group on close, so it needs no mirror.
4. Owned frame writer: group::Producer::create_frame(self, info) -> Result<frame::Producer>. A refused frame aborts the group. frame::Producer::finish(self) -> Result<group::Producer> hands the writer back, and frame.group() gives read access. The borrowing writer and ProducerOwned are gone. hang and moq-mux write whole frames through write_frame (no extra copy).
5. Budget: no longer a call argument. It rides the origin handle into each broadcast's tracks; built-in sessions give their handle their own (with_own_frames, // private: tuning). Always-lazy growth measured 1.5-2.7x slower in frame_recv, so the budget stays.
6. Received end: a plain finish_at on a received() copy. The model holds readers at a hole below the end until the grace (subscription max delay, or one second) passes on the pool's wall clock, over its own arrival record. drop_groups (now public) counts as accounted, and a feed still delivering keeps the gap above its latest arrival open. finish_at accepts a repeated end or a refinement within the last group; any other second end is a ProtocolViolation. finish_at_pending and set_tail_pending are gone, demand_arrivals folds into the start declaration, and the ledger moves to rs/moq-net/src/ledger.rs (session plumbing, outside model/).
7. Resolved start: public track::Request::request_start(floor) replaces resolving_start, applied atomically with accept; the start stays pending until Producer::start_at. The IETF TRACK_STATUS copy is accepted idle in the same step (crate-private Request::idle()), fixing the accept→set_idle race, and the IETF subscriber reports the answer's Largest before resolving the start.
8. Staged accept (moq-dev/moq#5862): track::Request::stage(info) -> track::Staged mints the producer while waiting subscribers stay pending. Staged is #[must_use] and derefs to the Producer; commit(self) -> Producer resolves the subscribers with everything written, and dropping it uncommitted rejects the request with Error::Dropped. accept(info) is stage(info).commit(). A relay replaying retained groups stages them, so the Largest Location the IETF publisher snapshots once the subscribe resolves always names them. The IETF subscriber stages its copy until the answer's Largest and start are written in. Every other path, lite-fed copies included, keeps answering SUBSCRIBE_OK and TRACK_STATUS from the cache at once.
9. JS mirror: dropGroups(start, end, error) replaces hooks.dropTrackGroups. hooks.receiveTrack is gone with main's moq-dev/moq#6150, so JS exposes no received() (an accepted asymmetry, below). The IETF subscriber holds the request's demand until SUBSCRIBE_OK and stages there, committing once Largest and start are in, so hooks.pendingTrackProducer goes (group streams already wait on the alias). Track.Request.stage() and Track.Staged mirror the Rust staged accept. #successor skips frameless groups like Rust (new internal hooks.groupStarted).

Impact (public API, no wire change)

• Rust removed: borrowing group::Producer::create_frame(&mut self) -> frame::Producer<'_>; finish_at_pending, set_tail_pending, demand_arrivals, resolving_start (all were crate-private).
• Rust changed: create_frame(self) returns an owned frame::Producer; frame::Producer::finish returns group::Producer; frame::Producer::group() returns &group::Producer. track::Producer::{abort, abort_unused} and dropping the last producer unfinished abort open groups, fetched heads included. finish_at on a received copy waits out the grace below the end, and tolerates a repeated end.
• Rust added: track::Producer::{close, received}, track::Producer::drop_groups(range, StreamError), group::Producer::info, track::Request::{request_start, stage}, track::Staged.
• JS added: Track.Producer.dropGroups(start, end, error), Track.Request.stage(), Track.Staged (producer, commit(), [Symbol.dispose]() rejects). JS changed: a frameless group is not a successor.
• hang::container::Frame::write_to keeps its signature. MIGRATE.md entries added for moq-net and @moq/net.

API asymmetry: received() (decided)

Rust track::Producer::received() stays public, but JS has no Track.Producer.received(). Main's moq-dev/moq#6150 moved the rewind-check skip, which was the only thing JS received() did, to track::Info::unchecked (JS Info.unchecked, both private). In Rust, received() still marks a copy whose declared finish_at waits out the in-flight tail; JS runs that tail only from the session's internal hooks.endTrack.

The maintainer accepted the asymmetry: Rust keeps received() public for the tail wait, and JS gains an equivalent when the model goes public (quest/m1/public-model/deferred.md, where hooks.endTrack becomes public).

Decisions

1. Accept with content (moq-dev/moq#5862): staged accept (maintainer's pick). Rule behind it: the relay never waits on a peer for Largest; the subscriber waits for SUBSCRIBE_OK and filters old content itself. Rejected:
   • Gating poll_live on a pending start: no new API, but an IETF SUBSCRIBE_OK for an empty lite-06 track waits for its first group.
   • A public idle accept plus Producer::set_live: a runtime flag the caller must remember to flip.
   • A public report_largest(Option<Position>) that SUBSCRIBE_OK waits on: it fixes a relay whose upstream Largest group has not arrived yet, but makes the relay wait on a peer. A lite-fed copy learns its largest only with its first group, so a quiet track would hit the JS IETF subscriber's 10 s request deadline.
   • Request::producer(info) plus an info-less accept(): a Request cannot write before it knows its Info (every write checks the timescale, and groups copy the info), so this needs the same info-then-commit step as stage, breaks every accept caller, and loses drop-rejects.
   • accept taking the initial content: breaks every caller, adopts groups from another track, and cannot carry a group still being written.
2. No early tail settle (confirmed). Readers wait the grace only at a real hole; an IETF publisher that skips group IDs without a drop makes readers wait the grace at END_OF_TRACK. No public settle call.
3. Arrival gaps restart on every declared start (confirmed), waiting a fresh grace for groups the new start asks for.
4. Earlier, implemented with the recommended option: the successor rule skips frameless groups everywhere; the frame budget lives on the origin handle; cancel_on_drop stays private; group::Producer keeps Deref<Target = Info> next to info().

Checks

At d109dfdf21 (shared teardown fix, after merging main again): just check passed JS and Rust lint, then stopped at quest check on main's broken /quest/m0/audit-perf.md link (fixed by moq-dev/moq#6238). The remaining modules were run by hand: drill, py, kt, go, dart, cpp, OBS compile, ts-paths, markdown, shell, toml, nix, justfile, gh, and the JS and Python tests passed. The Rust workspace tests ran with --no-fail-fast: 9463 passed, and the 2 failures (drain::a_session_ignoring_the_goaway_is_closed_at_the_deadline, shutdown_signal::an_embedder_owns_the_signals) fail on main as well. nix flake check was not run (user-namespace limit on this machine).

Earlier, at ff66774f4f (after merging main; the head adds only a listing unit test, which passes):

• just check origin/main: JS (lint, tsc, every package's tests), Rust lint, docs, clippy, Go, Kotlin, Dart, C++, OBS, quest, markdown, and shell passed (Swift skipped: no toolchain on Linux). Two steps could not run on this shared machine and were finished by hand: nix flake check (building the github-runner VM image needs unshare, refused in this sandbox; unrelated to this PR) and one moq-uring test that hit the user-wide RLIMIT_MEMLOCK. A rerun of the Rust step with --no-fail-fast passed all 9424 tests, and just py test passed (104).
• just test interop --all: all checks passed.
• sh/rs/model-markers.py and quest check pass with the quest deleted.
• A second merge picked up three later main commits (moq-dev/moq#6107 among them): FrameIngest drops both the budget field (this PR) and the version field (main), so it no longer takes the subscriber. At that head the Rust tests pass outside moq-uring (whose 79 tests all failed on the shared machine's RLIMIT_MEMLOCK; this PR does not touch moq-uring), just py test passes, and moq-net clippy, fmt, and the marker lint are clean.

Before the merge: four just check runs passed apart from two known flakes tracked in quest/m1/test-flakes-2/, plus just test interop --all.

Merge with main

Merged origin/main (88 commits) without rebasing. Where main's changes met this PR:

• moq-dev/moq#6143 gave the crate-private drop_groups an error that ends the groups still arriving. The public track::Producer::drop_groups and JS dropGroups take it too (StreamError / Error), and main's new tests call the public methods instead of hooks.dropTrackGroups. Its cut handout no longer checks a withheld flag, since every group is handed out when created, so a cut frameless group reaches its readers with the error.
• moq-dev/moq#6057 lists an accepted track in its broadcast's TRACKS listing. stage lists it (so accept = stage + commit keeps that behavior), and dropping a Staged uncommitted unlists it before rejecting, as Producer::abort does.
• moq-dev/moq#5928 (compressed tracks) added frame::Header::inflated and group::Producer::compressed(). create_object carries the inflated size and meters as main's owned writer did; compressed() is marked // private: passthrough next to create_object, since a custom subscriber writes plain frames and the group compresses them.
• The ledger keeps main's new run_end beside this PR's end.

Tests added: mock-time unit tests for close, abort, abort_unused, and an unfinished drop on a pulled open group (each fails without the shared teardown abort), abort on an open fetched head, received, group::Producer::info, an open frame's group(), and poll_past with a real waiter; staged-accept tests in Rust and JS (subscribers resolve only at commit; dropping or disposing uncommitted rejects); a listing test that a staged track is listed at stage and removed when dropped uncommitted; and a multi-thread regression test (subscribe_ok_reports_a_staged_replay, 500 races) that fails with accept-then-replay (it reported group 1 of 3) and passes staged.

Second merge with main

Merged origin/main again after the queue dropped the PR for a conflict with moq-dev/moq#6150:

• Rewind checks follow Info::unchecked. Rust received() now covers only the tail, and the lite subscriber's serving.received() is back. Info::unchecked is // private: passthrough.
• FrameIngest::new takes the session Version for main's media_time.
• a_received_copy_skips_the_rewind_check was dropped. The resume test that needs a rewinding successor uses an unchecked copy.

The next push fixed a Codex finding: while the start is pending, a declared end owes only the sequences below it that have not arrived or been dropped (a_pending_start_owes_nothing_already_accounted_for).

Third merge with main

Merged origin/main (24 commits) without rebasing:

• moq-dev/moq#6250 split the fMP4 import into a passthrough writer; it writes each fragment with write_frame, as this PR's import did.
• Main's frame arrival stamp builds frames with Frame::new, so the owned writer's finish does too, and main's frames_carry_when_they_landed takes the group writer back from finish.
• moq-dev/moq#6222 renamed the manual clock's advanceAsync to advance in the resume test that now calls dropGroups.
• MIGRATE.md ## Unreleased keeps this PR's entries and main's moq-dev/moq#6165 and frame-arrival entries.
• Two JS comments still pointed at the removed Rust finish_at_pending; they now name finish_at on a received() copy.

Checks at the merge: cargo check --workspace --all-targets, cargo test -p moq-net --all-features, clippy -D warnings (all features and defaults), cargo fmt --all --check, sh/rs/model-markers.py, nextest for moq-relay and moq-tokio, quest check (and --base origin/main), and js/net tsc pass. js/net bun test passes 2587/2588; the one failure, auth.test.ts "a request waits for its token and survives union renewal" (malformed request stream message), flakes on main too (4 of 120 runs of auth.test.ts on main, 2 of 110 on this branch). just check was not run (it needs unshare, refused in this sandbox).

Codex reviewed the merge: a disposed JS Staged could still commit() and report success, so commit() now throws once committed or disposed, matching Rust's consuming commit(self) (test a disposed staged track refuses a later commit). Its follow-up asking commit() to throw on any closed producer was declined: like Rust's stage, a request closed underneath it is tolerated and yields a producer that reports closed.

A last merge picked up moq-dev/moq#6142 (signed priorities) and two others; only the MIGRATE.md ## Unreleased lists conflicted, and both keep every entry. The same Rust and js/net checks pass at that head (js/net bun test 2593/2593).

Follow-ups

• Neither subscriber drops groups below what it asked for at ingest: with no Largest in SUBSCRIBE_OK a live join owes every group, so older groups an upstream relay replays are cached, and only the readers' own ranges and live-edge following skip them. Worth an ingest-side filter in Rust and JS.
• The IETF publisher drops a late group that arrives below Largest.
• A lite-06 track with no groups never resolves its start.
• quest/m1/public-model/deferred.md: JS endTrack maps to finishAt on a received() copy.

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Walkthrough

The change adds staged track publication in Rust and JavaScript. Track state now distinguishes group arrival from content start, and received-track completion uses arrival tracking and grace deadlines. Frame producers now own their group writers and use shared allocation budgets. Subscriber paths and call sites use the revised track, group, and frame APIs.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 8768d

A frame finished with fewer bytes than declared reports the wrong error to group readers: they see "dropped" instead of "wrong size". This hides the real cause but does not corrupt data. It is a small fix that can be made before or shortly after merge.

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Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 78.29% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 152 functions across 37 files. (7 skipped…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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Title check		The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: the public ingest refactor in the network module.
Linked Issues check		Issue [#5862] requires public acceptance with content before waiting subscribers resolve. The PR adds Rust track::Request::stage and track::Staged::commit, and matching JavaScript APIs. Subscriber…
Out of Scope Changes check		The reported changes support public ingest and staged acceptance for [#5862]. Subscriber migrations, owned frame writing, group visibility, teardown, and migration documentation provide the APIs or in…
Description check		The pull request description directly matches the changeset. It describes the public-ingest refactor, staged track acceptance, owned frame writers, teardown behavior, group handling, Rust and JavaScri…

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Issue [#5862] requires public acceptance with content before waiting subscribers resolve. The PR adds Rust track::Request::stage and track::Staged::commit, and matching JavaScript APIs. Subscribers remain pending while replayed groups are written. Commit resolves them after the content is available. Dropping an uncommitted stage rejects the request. The staged replay regression test covers the Largest Location race, and the Rust and JavaScript tests cover commit, disposal, and rejection behavior.

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The reported changes support public ingest and staged acceptance for [#5862]. Subscriber migrations, owned frame writing, group visibility, teardown, and migration documentation provide the APIs or integration needed for that ingest path. The supplied evidence does not establish a concrete unrelated change.

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Abort open fetched heads with the track error

When a live slot has an in-progress fetched head in Slot::head, this snapshots only the primary slot.group. commit_abort then removes the slot, but the external head producer remains open, so a concurrent fetch reader can hang and later receive Error::Dropped instead of the track's abort reason. Snapshot and abort every unfinished copy in the slot, including the fetched head.

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Agreed, fixed in 8a690a1: Producer::abort now snapshots every unfinished copy in a slot, the fetched head included, and aborts it with the track's error. Regression test abort_ends_an_open_fetched_head fails without the change (the head's reader stayed pending) and passes with it.

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Restart the tail timer when resolving the start

When finish_at has already started a received track's tail grace, a later start_at only calls arrivals.demand. With no arrivals, or for the gap above the last arrival, that call cannot retimestamp anything, while tail_deadline continues using the older self.tail instant. Consequently, if a pending start resolves near the original deadline, readers can end almost immediately and skip group streams that the newly declared start says are still coming. Refresh the active tail timestamp when resolving or changing the start so every newly requested gap receives the promised full grace.

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Agreed, fixed in 2f3d97f: set_start now refreshes an active tail along with arrivals.demand, so a start declared after the end gives the gap above the last arrival a full grace from the start. Regression test a_late_start_restarts_the_tail_grace fails without the fix. JS has no timed tail (its #owes only checks coverage), so there is nothing to mirror.

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Abort staged groups when rejecting the request

When a caller creates a group or frame through Staged and its writer remains in another task, dropping the stage only calls commit_abort, which removes the cached slot without aborting that external group handle. The track request rejects, but a direct group consumer can remain pending and the retained writer can continue accepting payload after the track is dead; this teardown should snapshot and abort unfinished child groups as Producer::abort does.

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Agreed, fixed in 6e1d58f: Staged's drop now goes through Producer::abort, which unlists, commits the abort, and aborts every unfinished group, so a writer held elsewhere fails with Dropped. Regression test dropping_a_staged_track_aborts_its_open_groups fails without the fix. JS Staged already disposes through Producer.close(err), which closes every cached group.

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Abort retained group writers when closing a track

When a caller retains a group::Producer returned by append_group and then calls this newly public close, drop_open_groups only removes the cached handle; it does not abort the retained writer. That writer can continue accepting frames, and a consumer that already pulled the group can remain pending indefinitely even though the track is closed and the method promises to drop open groups. Snapshot and abort every unfinished group copy with SessionClosed, as the abort path does.

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Fixed in d109dfd at the root. The shared teardown (TrackState::tear_down, used by commit_abort) now returns every unfinished group copy, fetched heads included, and each path aborts them once the track lock is released: close (with SessionClosed), abort, abort_unused, Request::reject_unused, the crate-internal abort, and the last producer dropping unfinished (with Dropped). Producer::abort collapses into it. Regression tests on a pulled open group for close, abort_unused, and the unfinished drop each fail without the fix. JS already closes every cached group on close, so it has no gap.

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Merged origin/main into this branch (6e39094) after the queue dropped it for a conflict. The conflict was with moq-dev/moq#6150, which replaced the rewind skip on received copies with track::Info::unchecked. How it was resolved:

• Rust track::Producer::received() stays public, but now it only makes the declared end wait out the in-flight tail. Rewind checks follow Info::unchecked. Its state field and the lite serving.received() call came back, since main had removed them.
• JS Track.Producer.received() was removed, along with its line in js/net/MIGRATE.md. Its only job was the rewind skip, and the JS tail runs from the session's internal end hook.
• Info::unchecked and drop_groups were marked as pending on the quest this PR deletes. unchecked is now // private: passthrough, and drop_groups is public with no marker.
• FrameIngest::new takes the session Version so it can work out main's media_time without the subscriber handle this PR removed.
• I dropped the a_received_copy_skips_the_rewind_check test, which no longer applies. The resume test that needs a rewinding successor now uses an unchecked copy.

Checks run: cargo check --workspace --all-targets, moq-net tests, moq-net clippy with all features and -D warnings, cargo fmt --check, nextest for moq-relay, tests for moq-tokio and moq-ffi, js/net tests, typecheck and biome, the model-markers lint, and quest check --base origin/main. All passed.

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Merged origin/main again (24 commits, normal merge, no rebase) to clear the conflict: main's fMP4 import refactor now writes fragments with write_frame, the owned frame writer builds frames with Frame::new, and MIGRATE.md keeps both sides' Unreleased entries. Rust check/test/clippy/fmt/markers, moq-relay and moq-tokio nextest, and js/net tsc + bun test pass (one auth.test.ts failure flakes on main as well).

The maintainer accepted the received() asymmetry: Rust keeps track::Producer::received() public for the tail wait, and JS gains an equivalent when the model goes public (quest/m1/public-model/deferred.md). The PR body records it.

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Reject commits after a staged track was disposed

When Symbol.dispose has already rejected the staged request, it sets #done and closes the producer, but this method ignores that state. A retained Staged can therefore be disposed and then commit() can return successfully because Producer.accept() silently returns when closed, even though all waiting subscribers were already rejected. Check #done before accepting so this terminal handle cannot report a successful publication after rejection.

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Valid, fixed in 8768d8e: commit() on a committed or disposed Staged now throws instead of reporting success, matching Rust's consuming commit(self). Test: a disposed staged track refuses a later commit in js/net/src/broadcast.test.ts (fails without the fix).

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Fixed the one Codex finding (a disposed JS Staged could still commit()) in 8768d8e with a test that fails without it.

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Reject commits after the staged producer closes

When code closes staged.producer directly, or retains the Request and calls reject() after staging, #done remains false even though subscribers have already been rejected. Producer.accept() silently returns when its terminal state is set, so this commit() still reports successful publication; check producer.closed.peek() before accepting.

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Declining. A track closed under a request is tolerated by design, the same as in Rust: track::Request::stage takes an already-closed state and hands back a producer that "simply can't write", and Staged::commit is infallible. Request.accept() is stage().commit(), so a closed check in commit() would also make accept() throw whenever the request was rejected first, for example by BroadcastProducer.close() rejecting every pending request while the app still holds one from requested(). That turns a benign race into an exception every caller has to catch. The returned producer reports closed, so nothing claims a live publication. Disposal differs because it is the Staged's own terminal state, the JS counterpart of Rust's consumed handle. reject() after stage() is a misuse that Rust's by-value stage(self) rules out and JS can't, and it still ends with a closed producer rather than a false success.

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• js/net/src/internal.ts
• js/net/src/lite/publisher.test.ts
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• rs/moq-ffi/src/test.rs
• rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/import.rs
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• rs/moq-net/src/model/frame.rs
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Abort the group with WrongSize before the short-frame early return.

If finish runs on a frame that has fewer bytes than its declared size, it returns Err(Error::WrongSize) before it sets self.done. Producer::drop then runs with done == false. The drop handler logs the "dropped before writing all bytes" warning and calls frame_abort(Error::Dropped). The caller gets WrongSize, but every group consumer sees Error::Dropped. The real cause is lost, and the group writer is gone, so the caller cannot abort with a better reason afterwards.

This is reachable through the public API: a caller declares size: 10, writes 5 bytes, and calls finish().

The repository guideline names this exact case as a bug: "A track, group, or frame consumer seeing Error::Dropped is a bug too: its producer went away unfinished without calling abort with a specific error, so find that path and abort with the real cause." As per coding guidelines (rs/**/*.rs, Producer / Consumer).

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--- "a/rs/moq-net/src/model/frame.rs"
+++ "b/rs/moq-net/src/model/frame.rs"
@@ -603,9 +603,11 @@
 	///
 	/// Returns [`Error::WrongSize`] if the bytes written don't match [`Info::size`].
 	pub fn finish(mut self) -> Result<group::Producer> {
 		if self.buf.written(Ordering::Acquire) != self.buf.size() {
+			self.group.as_mut().expect("frame owns its group").frame_abort(Error::WrongSize);
+			self.done = true;
 			return Err(Error::WrongSize);
 		}
 		let payload = self.buf.freeze();
 		let mut group = self.group.take().expect("frame owns its group");
 		let committed = group.frame_commit(Frame::new(self.info.timestamp, payload));

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	if self.buf.written(Ordering::Acquire) != self.buf.size() {
	return Err(Error::WrongSize);
	}
	if self.buf.written(Ordering::Acquire) != self.buf.size() {
	self.group.as_mut().expect("frame owns its group").frame_abort(Error::WrongSize);
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/frame.rs around lines 606 - 608:
Update the frame finish path so a size mismatch aborts the owned group with
Error::WrongSize and marks the frame as done before returning the error. This
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