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Every priority is an i8, higher first, with 0 as the unset default. The wire stays one byte: moq-lite carries p + 128 and IETF carries 127 - p. The publisher priority breaks subscriber-priority ties in Rust and JS. A session scheduled per broadcast opens one moq-quic send domain per broadcast, so broadcasts share the link byte-fairly and the publisher's track priority orders streams inside each. The relay enables it on cluster links with cluster.fair, falling back to strict ordering on transports without send domains. Bindings, wrappers, docs, the moq-lite draft, and MIGRATE entries follow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Drop per-broadcast scheduling from this PR: session::Schedule, the send-domain plumbing in moq-net, moq-tokio and moq-uring, public moq-quic domains, FETCH domains, the relay's cluster.fair setting, and the draft text letting a relay scope priority to the broadcast. Ordering stays strict. Bump the recording format to version 3, whose .info stores the signed priority as written. Readers still accept version 2, converting its moq-lite byte; a writer refuses to append to one. Move the fairness scope to quest/m2/broadcast-fairness.md and delete the completed track-priority-scope quest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThis change moves priority APIs to signed 8-bit values from -128 to 127, with 0 as the unset default. MoQ Lite and IETF wire conversions are updated, and publisher priority now breaks ties after subscriber priority in stream scheduling. Recording formats advance to version 3, with version 2 reading retained and version 2 recordings refused for append or resume. Language bindings, tests, migration notes, protocol documents, and planning documents are also updated. Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to
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When the JavaScript publisher serves Lite01-04, this branch leaves publisher at 0 even after the track is accepted, so two tracks with equal subscriber priority ignore their configured publisher priorities. The Rust implementation waits for subscribing.poll_ok() and reads track.info().priority for every lite version, so mixed Rust/JS deployments schedule the same legacy subscriptions differently; resolve the immutable info or update the ranking after acceptance before starting #runTrack.
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Fixed in b249859: the JS publisher now awaits the track's info on every draft before SUBSCRIBE_OK, as Rust does, so legacy lite subscriptions rank by the publisher priority. A regression test covers lite-03 and lite-05 (it fails on lite-03 without the fix).
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🟡 Minor · Remove deferred per-broadcast fairness from the m1 QUIC scope. · README.md:9-10
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove deferred per-broadcast fairness from the m1 QUIC scope.
The m2 quest defers this policy and has no settled design. Remove the per-broadcast wording and its detailed plan from the m1 quest.
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-BBR correctness, reliable stream resets, hierarchical stream scheduling with -per-broadcast fairness, bounded incomplete-message memory, wider limits for +BBR correctness, reliable stream resets, hierarchical stream scheduling, +bounded incomplete-message memory, wider limits for relay peers, and endpoint sharding. ... -With fairness enabled, scheduling first shares bytes between broadcast -domains. Inside each domain, subscription priority is strict, equal-priority -subscriptions share bytes fairly, and each subscription applies its group -order. Every subscription has a send group; the broadcast domain is the tier -above it, not the send group itself. Without domain fairness, retain strict -priority in the configured domain. The default -MoQ order is newest group first; an ordered subscription keeps oldest first. -Datagrams join their subscription's send group in its group order, ahead -of a stream of the same group. -This is a transport API change, not a MoQ wire change.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 238: Update the Priority description to state that equal bandwidth
sharing applies only when both subscription priority and publisher track
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Drafts before lite-05 served before the track's info resolved, so their groups ignored the publisher tiebreak that Rust applies on every draft. Wait for the info on every draft, as Rust does. Also qualify the even bandwidth split by publisher priority, name which former default was the midpoint, and widen before subtracting in the Swift migration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This moq-ffi change propagates into the generated C++ moq::TrackInfo, Subscription, FetchGroupOptions, and GroupRequest::priority() surface, but cpp/moq/MIGRATE.md has no corresponding entry. C++ callers therefore receive breaking signed field/return types and the new default without package-specific migration instructions; add the signed-priority guidance under its ## Unreleased section.
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Fixed in 3965116: cpp/moq/MIGRATE.md now has the signed-priority entry (types, the 127-to-0 TrackInfo default, and the byte conversion).
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Resolve conflicts with the lite-07 compression, qmux, and JSON window timestamp work: the JS publisher carries both the track's publisher priority and its compression flag, both upgrade notes and MIGRATE entries stay, and quest links to quic-qmux and linger-ffi (retired on main) are dropped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Correct the mixed-version priority claim.
Two set priorities can change order during a mixed-version rollout. A legacy track priority of 2 uses Lite byte 2, while a new priority of 1 uses byte 129. If a relay ranks both tracks on one downstream session, priority 1 wins despite its lower configured value. State that cross-version priority values do not preserve ordering; do not limit the warning to unset priorities. As per coding guidelines, “State a claim's conditions with it.”
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| /// Publisher tie-break priority, 0 through 255. | ||
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| /// The publisher's track priority, higher first. | ||
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Prevent generic serialization from corrupting version-2 priorities.
Info::decode converts a version-2 byte to i8 but retains version: 2. The public derived Serialize then lets serde_json::to_vec(&info) bypass Info::encode's version guard. For example, a stored byte of 128 becomes priority: 0; serializing that Info as version 2 makes the next reader interpret it as priority -128. Reject version-2 values in the public serialization path, or serialize their priority in the version-2 byte format.
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Correct the zero-initialized struct description.
If a caller passes a zero-initialized moq_track_info, TryFrom sets its timescale to Timescale::MICRO in Line 562–564. moq_net::track::Info::default() instead has no timescale. Describe the C ABI defaults separately so callers do not mistake a zero-initialized track for an untimed track.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-c/src/api.rs around lines 524 - 525:
Update the documentation for moq_publish_track’s info parameter to distinguish a
null pointer, which uses moq-net defaults, from a zero-initialized
moq_track_info, whose C ABI conversion sets the timescale to Timescale::MICRO;
make clear that zero initialization does not represent an untimed track.
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…/ingest Keep both sides' Unreleased MIGRATE.md entries next to #6142's signed priorities. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-memory-lease Signed priorities (#6142) make the receive rank take an i8, with an unresolved ietf group ranked at i8::MIN as the least urgent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keeps main's ietf subscriber (#6348 joins pre-draft-20 subscriptions at the live group and refuses a multi-group joining fill) and serves track fills on top of it; signed priorities (#6142) reach Fill; the ledger moved to the crate root (#5878, #6111). The miss judge reads the live arrival grace rather than the ledger's stored one, which stays at its 1s default until a gap folds. Also answers review: a fetch of u64::MAX fails at once rather than parking on a handler no fill can ask, Subscription::start builds without `async`, and the MIGRATE guides no longer call GroupDemand or group::Request unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drafts 16 on define an omitted DEFAULT_PUBLISHER_PRIORITY as 128. Since #6142 the IETF subscriber read it as the unset 0, so a relay forwarded every such track at 127: Cloudflare's draft-18 moq-test client fails its data-subgroup-basic case through moq-relay on main with "carried priority 127, expected 128". Rust and JS now read the omission as 128; an absent subscriber priority still reads as 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EeyiEy5FWz3z44DYZVo7vU
The drafts define an omitted SUBSCRIBER_PRIORITY as 128, the same default as DEFAULT_PUBLISHER_PRIORITY. #6142 read it as the unset 0, so a relay rewrote a subscriber's omitted priority to 127 upstream. Rust and JS now share one DEFAULT_WIRE (128) for both omissions and for a message that must carry a priority it was not given; it reads as model priority -1, one step below unset, so a relay forwards it unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Quest:
quest/m1/track-priority-scope.md, completed and deleted here. Per-broadcast fairness moves to the newquest/m2/broadcast-fairness.md.Every priority becomes an
i8, higher first, with 0 as the unset default, so nobody has to know that 127 is the middle of a byte. The wire stays one byte: moq-lite carriesp + 128, IETF carries127 - p, so one urgency still maps to255 -the other wire's byte. The publisher's track priority now breaks ties between equal subscriber priorities, whichtrack::Info::priorityalready claimed. Ordering stays strict on every session, as today.Decisions (settled with the maintainer in a /quest-plan interview, 2026-10-20)
cluster.fair(the first revision of this PR).Priority::cmp, send-group priorities, and JSsendOrder. JSGROUP_SPANdrops to 2^36 groups per subscription as a consequence.i8as written; read the previous version by converting its byte; fail loud on unknown versions.PriorityQueue:Decision 4 named versions 1 and 2, but
mainalready writes version 2 (released crates write version 1, whichmainalready refuses). So the bump is 2 to 3: version 3 stores thei8, readers accept version 2 by subtracting 128 from its byte, and aProducerrefuses to resume a version 2 recording (Error::Version(2)). Timeline segment objects are unchanged between 2 and 3 andReaderaccepts both; theProducerlayout from moq-dev/moq#6160 is version 3 only. The catalog's advertisedarchive.version(RustArchive::VERSION, JSARCHIVE_VERSION) follows to 3.Dropped from the first revision
session::Scheduleandwith_schedule;poll::Session::send_domainand thesend_group(domain, priority)signature in moq-net, moq-tokio, moq-uring and every transport adapter; public moq-quicSendDomain/open_domain/close_domain; FETCH placement in a broadcast domain; the relay'scluster.fairsetting and its docs; the moq-lite draft text letting a relay scope priority to the broadcast; the scheduler and its tests. moq-quic, moq-tokio, moq-uring and moq-relay are untouched now.Public API impact
u8priority becomesi8(default 0) everywhere:track::Info::priority,Subscription/Subscribepriority,group::Fetchandgroup::Request::priority()inmoq-net;hang::catalogpriorities;moq-muxtrack_info;moq-roomchat::PRIORITY;moq-archiveInfo::priorityandError::Priority;moq-ffirecords;moq-c(int8_tinmoq_track_info,moq_subscription,moq_group_request_priority); Python, Go (int8), Swift (Int8), Kotlin (Byte), Dart;@moq/net(TrackInfo,Request,Priority).moq-archive:VERSIONis 3;Error::Versionnow reads "unsupported version" and also covers resuming a version 2 recording.MIGRATE.mdentries for every affected published package.Wire impact
No message format change. The default byte moves: moq-lite 127 to 128, IETF 128 to 127 (the moxygen default from moq-dev/moq#4273 moves a second time; noted in
doc/setup/upgrade.md). An absent IETF priority decodes as 0. hang's media priorities move above the default.draft-lcurley-moq-litenames 128 the midpoint (moq-lite-07 changelog).draft-lcurley-moq-hangadvertises archiveversion3 (moq-hang-04 changelog); the recording layout itself is now documented in the moq-archive crate.Tests
priority.rs: the publisher priority breaks ties and only ties;lite/publisher.rs: a subscription's send group ranks by subscriber priority, then publisher priority.Producerrefuses to resume a version 2.info, and version 2 segment objects decode unchanged.Local checks at
bbf1cdbdb0:just checkpasses (7930 Rust tests, JS, Python),just test interop --allpasses,just drafts checkpasses,quest checkpasses. Onejust checkrun hitexport::redundant_importers_switch_through_bufferbloat_on_lite_07under load, a known flake tracked inquest/m1/test-flakes-2/redundant-failover-drift.md; it passed 3/3 alone and on the rerun.nix flake checkwas not run locally.Follow-ups
quest/m2/broadcast-fairness.md: fair share across broadcasts on cluster links, carrying the 2026-09-19 domain-per-broadcast direction and its open questions (IETF publisher, tenant-keyed domains, FETCH placement, subscriber aggregate forwarding, transports without domains). Needs a fresh/quest-plan; revisit after qmux on moq-quic and tenant identity.(Written by Opus 5.5)
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