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test(ts): grade recovery from missing MoQ content against a delivery ledger - #6139
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…ledger Add recovery_test.rs: each arm imports an FFmpeg-generated H.264/AAC clip, republishes its groups on a paused clock under a fault schedule (a group skipped or cut, the video or a track stalled, a join, A/V skew, the PTS wrap, open GOP), and grades the export against the ledger of what was delivered and when: nothing undelivered or late goes out, every surviving dependency chain does, every loss is counted, and FFmpeg decodes the output from each acquisition point as the continuous source decode's pictures. Negative controls exercise the graders' failure paths. The arms found two export bugs, fixed here: - A group's end now settles the DTS of the pictures the decode clock holds, so a hole after it no longer makes its tail late. - A group cut short upstream now says so (consumer Event::Cut) as soon as it is evicted, so what it delivered goes out instead of waiting on the next group and being dropped. A whole-path stall still lets held frames out late, because an export nothing wakes judges arrival on when it last ran; that arm is ignored pending a decision. The raw lane asserts its source's skip count for the skipped, cut and late arms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the remaining arms to recovery_test.rs: a late catalog, a resolution change, a declared PCR discontinuity with loss on either side or its marker lost, HEVC RASL and RADL, and a bottleneck below the media rate behind a deep tail-dropping FIFO. Every acquisition point must now carry its own PAT and PMT. A two-minute fault run is wired into ts.yml's nightly steps through `just rs ts-recovery`, keeping a failing arm's evidence under $MOQ_TEST_RUNS. Fixes the arms found: - The import dropped the last picture before a declared PCR discontinuity: the packet carrying the flag starts a PES that proves its predecessor whole. - After a loss next to a declared discontinuity, the export laid the previous generation's PCR slots on the next generation's clock, running the PCR unflagged ahead and sending the old audio late. - The export trimmed HEVC RADL pictures as orphans after a join or a hole. Deletes quest/m1/ts-reliability/recovery.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe changes propagate lost-group cuts through consumer and source events, update MPEG-TS export and timing behavior, and add a recovery test suite for faulted and congested inputs. The suite grades delivery, timing, continuity, decoding, and source-picture identity. A just recipe and scheduled non-PR workflow step run the long tests. Test documentation now describes the coverage and invocation, while the recovery quest specification and its links are removed. Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to
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| if discontinuity_indicator(&pkt) { | ||
| // A PES this packet starts ends the one before it on its PID whole, on the old | ||
| // clock; only the other PIDs' are cut short by the break. | ||
| if pkt[1] & 0x40 != 0 |
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When an adaptation-only packet on the PCR PID has both discontinuity_indicator and the PUSI bit set, this condition flushes the pending PES even though the packet cannot start a new PES. In particular, an unbounded H.264/H.265 PES is then treated as complete and may be published, whereas timebase_break() would correctly drop its partial video payload. Check that the packet actually contains a PES-start payload, or reject this malformed PUSI combination, before taking the complete-PES path.
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Valid. A flagged discontinuity flushed the PCR PID's pending PES whenever PUSI was set, but pes_packet ignores PUSI on a packet with no payload, so the two disagreed. The flush now requires a PES-start payload, matching pes_packet. I did not reject the combination: ISO/IEC 13818-1 gives PUSI no meaning without a payload and forbids it only on null packets, so refusing it would break streams the PES path already accepts. Regression test flagged_break_without_payload_drops_the_open_picture fails without the fix (2 units published instead of 1). Fixed in c1c140b.
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A flagged discontinuity flushed the PCR PID's pending PES whenever PUSI was set, even on a packet with no payload, so an unbounded picture open across the break went out as complete instead of being cut short. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| deliveries[i] = Delivery::At(free); | ||
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When the existing backlog is at or just below self.queue, this check admits the frame even if its own serialization time pushes the buffered work past the configured finite capacity; it also admits a frame when the queue is exactly full. Large video objects can therefore survive when this bottleneck is supposed to tail-drop them, causing the recovery ledger and the “queue overflowed” assertions to grade a different delivery schedule than the configured finite queue. Compute the post-enqueue backlog, including slot.size / self.rate, before deciding whether to omit the frame.
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Valid. The check compared only the backlog ahead with the queue depth, so a frame was admitted whenever the queue was not already overfull, even when its own bytes overflowed it. It now admits a frame only if it would leave the link within queue of arriving, its own serialization included. the_bottleneck_admits_only_what_fits fails without the fix. Every recovery arm, including the nightly long arm, still passes. Fixed in 6784665.
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- Around line 60-64: Update the NAL handling before RADL classification to
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| let mut slices = (nals.map_while(std::result::Result::ok)) | ||
| .filter_map(|nal| nal.first().map(|header| (header >> 1) & 0x3f)) | ||
| .filter(|kind| *kind < 32) | ||
| .peekable(); | ||
| slices.peek().is_some() && slices.all(|kind| matches!(kind, 6 | 7)) |
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Reject RADL classification when NAL parsing fails.
map_while(Result::ok) stops at the first parsing error. A valid RADL slice followed by a truncated NAL can therefore pass the RADL check. Require every NAL to parse before classifying the access unit.
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--- "a/rs/moq-mux/src/codec/h265/mod.rs"
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return false;
};
// RADL_N and RADL_R; types below 32 are slices.
- let mut slices = (nals.map_while(std::result::Result::ok))
+ let parsed = nals.collect::<Result<Vec<_>, _>>();
+ let Ok(nals) = parsed else {
+ return false;
+ };
+ let mut slices = nals.into_iter()
.filter_map(|nal| nal.first().map(|header| (header >> 1) & 0x3f))
.filter(|kind| *kind < 32)
.peekable();
slices.peek().is_some() && slices.all(|kind| matches!(kind, 6 | 7))
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| let mut slices = (nals.map_while(std::result::Result::ok)) | |
| .filter_map(|nal| nal.first().map(|header| (header >> 1) & 0x3f)) | |
| .filter(|kind| *kind < 32) | |
| .peekable(); | |
| slices.peek().is_some() && slices.all(|kind| matches!(kind, 6 | 7)) | |
| let parsed = nals.collect::<Result<Vec<_>, _>>(); | |
| let Ok(nals) = parsed else { | |
| return false; | |
| }; | |
| let mut slices = nals.into_iter() | |
| .filter_map(|nal| nal.first().map(|header| (header >> 1) & 0x3f)) | |
| .filter(|kind| *kind < 32) | |
| .peekable(); | |
| slices.peek().is_some() && slices.all(|kind| matches!(kind, 6 | 7)) |
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Review comment at @rs/moq-mux/src/codec/h265/mod.rs around lines 60 - 64:
Update the NAL handling before RADL classification to require every NAL in the
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Main's group-end settle (moq-dev#6139) stays off under --sync: the counted decode clock settles each DTS from the frames read, and a cut group's held frames are dropped, so legs stay identical. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Completes quest/m1/ts-reliability/recovery.md and deletes it.
What
rs/moq-mux/src/container/ts/recovery_test.rstests recovery from MoQ content that never arrives, or arrives late, after output began. Each arm:The grading checks that:
trimmed,droppedorgaps;Profiles:
Arms:
long_faults_hold_their_latency,#[ignore]d and run byjust rs ts-recoveryints.yml's nightly steps. It runs two minutes of the same faults plus that bottleneck, two seconds in every twenty. It fails if the latency's spread exceeds 160 ms or its mean drifts more than a frame between the first and last ten seconds. A failing arm keeps its export, ledgers and stats under$MOQ_TEST_RUNS/ts-recovery/, which the workflow uploads.Negative controls make each grader fail on purpose:
The raw lane (
release_test.rs) asserts its source's skip count: 1 for the skipped-group and cut-group arms, 0 for the late-object arm. It uses a test-onlyRelease::gaps(), which moq-dev/moq#5849'sRelease::stats().gapswill replace.Bugs the arms found, fixed here
EventgainsCut, emitted at eviction. The TS export settles on it like a group end; fMP4 ignores it.jitter::Buffer::atnow takes the generation, so a draining generation keeps its own clock.Each fix has an arm that fails without it, checked by reverting each one.
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container::consumer::Event::CutandItem::Cut;jitter::Buffer::attakes a generation.Decisions
Settled by the maintainer on 2026-10-20:
a_path_stall_drops_what_it_made_late)#[ignore]d with its reason naming that quest, and moq-net's API is unchanged here.Pendingas arriving now. Tried; it breakstwo_legs_*inexport_timing_test.rs.frame_numgapframe_numon resumption, or signal a discontinuity there.export ts --delay's default. The false jitter leap at 500 ms (a PCR discontinuity rewinding 475 ms after a skip) is a follow-up.Picked as the recommendation without a separate prompt:
radlinexport.rs), and trimming decodable pictures at every join and hole loses content for nothing.ts.yml(--rate 7000000, and CUBIC behind a 250 ms queue) stay the transport and pacing evidence. Adding decoded-content grading to them is not done here.Follow-ups
a_path_stall_drops_what_it_made_late.out_of_tolerance. The source clock is exact, so this is a false alarm for anyone monitoring that counter. The final estimate was 0.00015 ppm and output was unaffected. The long arm does not assert on it yet.Checks
cargo test -p moq-mux: all pass (1,585 lib tests). The ignored stall arm still fails, as expected.just rs ts-recovery(nextest, the nightly recipe): passes in about 6 s, and keeps evidence underMOQ_TEST_KEEP=1.just fixpasses.just checklints clean; its test stage hit one unrelated flake per run (moq-cliimport_stats_count_what_each_rendition_wrote, thenmoq-neta_draft_16_cancel_ahead_of_the_answer_ends_only_its_request), each passing alone.just test interopnot run: no wire or FFI change.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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