feat(ietf): answer SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS through the TRACKS hook by kixelated · Pull Request #6167 · moq-dev/moq

kixelated · 2026-10-21T06:43:22Z

Implements the inbound half of quest/m1/archive/subscribe-tracks.md: a moq-transport SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS (draft-18 on) is answered through the TRACKS hook (broadcast::Consumer::tracks) instead of NOT_SUPPORTED. The outbound half and the js/net mirror are split into their own quests (see open decisions).

What changed

New rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher/tracks.rs serves a SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS stream:

FORWARD=0: every track of every broadcast under the prefix (later tracks and broadcasts included) gets a paused PUBLISH on its own stream, carrying its Track Properties and LARGEST_OBJECT. The subscriber resumes it with REQUEST_UPDATE FORWARD=1 (with an optional filter and, from draft-20, FILL_PARAMETERS), which is served from the cache exactly like a SUBSCRIBE (TrackServe, joins, fills) and answered with REQUEST_OK carrying LARGEST_OBJECT. FORWARD=0 pauses it again. On drafts 18/19 a PUBLISH_OK with FORWARD=1 resumes at once, and its absent parameters keep the listing's. A NEW_GROUP_REQUEST on the listing, the PUBLISH_OK, or the resuming update is a join under the track's refresh ratio, as on a SUBSCRIBE. A track no longer listed (its broadcast's route gone, the track removed, or our publish grant narrowed) ends the PUBLISH, forwarding or paused, with an error PUBLISH_DONE, never TRACK_ENDED, since the track may go on elsewhere.
Authorization: a broadcast is listed only while our publish grant covers it, and from scratch once it does. A token on SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS grants nothing, as on SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE.
FORWARD=1 or omitted: we never push every track's objects unasked. From draft-19 each listed track gets PUBLISH_SKIPPED and the subscriber SUBSCRIBEs what it wants; draft-18 has no such skip, so the request gets REQUEST_ERROR NOT_SUPPORTED.
Bounds against a hostile subscriber: each paused PUBLISH holds a subscriptions slot; past the cap the track is skipped (PUBLISH_SKIPPED, the same 0x0F wire as draft-18's PUBLISH_BLOCKED). Pending skips are a per-request LinkedHashMap keyed by (suffix, name), written one at a time as the stream drains and cancelled by a removal, so a peer that stops reading holds at most one per listed track. PREFIX_OVERLAP refuses a prefix overlapping an established listing, so each broadcast is listed at most once per session. A PUBLISH waits for the peer's stream credit, then its request-ID credit, only while its track is listed and the request stands; it opens its stream before taking an ID, so a cancelled wait spends none.
Ignored: a listing's FILL_PARAMETERS opens nothing, since each PUBLISH starts paused (draft-22 section 3.4.1). MAX_AGE is not a SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS parameter; an update sets it per PUBLISH.
Refusals: Range Filters get INVALID_FILTER, TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER gets NOT_SUPPORTED (rather than listing tracks the subscriber excluded), and a REQUEST_UPDATE on the listing itself (a new prefix, or from draft-20 FORWARD) is refused with REQUEST_ERROR, ending it, once its Request ID is admitted (a bad one closes the session).
Cancel: cancelling the SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS stops new PUBLISHes and drops unsent skips; PUBLISHes already sent live on until their track is unlisted.
Draft-18 DUPLICATE_SUBSCRIPTION: a SUBSCRIBE to a track we PUBLISHed on this session is refused, and a track the peer is already subscribed to (its SUBSCRIBE, or a PUBLISH outliving an earlier listing) is skipped rather than PUBLISHed, as section 5.1 requires. Later drafts dropped the rule and serve it.
ietf::SubscribeTracks and ietf::PublishSkipped messages (new subscribe_tracks.rs), replacing the bare SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS_ID and the unused PublishBlocked.
PublishOk keeps absent parameters absent (Options) and carries NEW_GROUP_REQUEST (draft-16 to 19); SubscribeTracks carries it too.
Publish carries the subscription's SUBSCRIBER_PRIORITY, GROUP_ORDER, and Location Filter from draft-20, where they moved onto PUBLISH, so each listed PUBLISH states the listing's values. An update's NEW_GROUP_REQUEST needs the DYNAMIC_GROUPS the PUBLISH actually sent, which INCLUDE_PROPERTIES=0 leaves out.
RequestOk carries largest (LARGEST_OBJECT, 0x09). REQUEST_UPDATE decode now keeps FORWARD, filter, and fill; a SUBSCRIBE's update still refuses them, now in apply_subscription_update.
Small extractions in publisher.rs reused by the PUBLISH path: write_end_of_track, write_publish_done, poll_update, subscribe_range(filter, ..), and Served::Paused / TrackServe::pausable.
doc/concept/standard.md describes the new behavior; JavaScript still refuses SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS.

Public API and wire impact

Public API: none (all new items are pub(crate)/pub(super); ietf is not exported).
Wire: moq-transport only, drafts 18 to 22. SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS is now answered (REQUEST_OK, PUBLISH, PUBLISH_SKIPPED/BLOCKED, PUBLISH_DONE, REQUEST_OK with LARGEST_OBJECT) instead of NOT_SUPPORTED. From draft-20 a PUBLISH may carry SUBSCRIBER_PRIORITY, LOCATION_FILTER, and GROUP_ORDER (as the subscription's order). Draft-17 and earlier and moq-lite are unchanged. No draft in drafts/ changes.

Tests

On mock time, drafts 18 to 22, in publisher/tracks.rs: a paused listing PUBLISHes every track including a later track and a later broadcast, and ends one with PUBLISH_DONE when unlisted; an update resumes (REQUEST_OK with LARGEST_OBJECT, new groups flow, the joined group is not resent) and pauses (no more groups, PUBLISH_DONE counts the streams); a forwarding listing skips every track (refused on draft-18); an overlapping prefix is refused and freed by the cancel; a draft-18 SUBSCRIBE to a PUBLISHed track is a duplicate; past the subscription cap a track is skipped; a cancelled listing keeps its PUBLISHes; a forwarding PUBLISH_OK resumes on drafts 18/19; a listing update's Request ID is admitted, and the update is refused with REQUEST_ERROR (FORWARD included from draft-20); a resume (or the listing) asks for a new group; a listing follows the publish grant; an unlisted forwarding or paused PUBLISH ends in error; from draft-20 a PUBLISH states the listing's parameters, and INCLUDE_PROPERTIES=0 refuses an update's NEW_GROUP_REQUEST. The integration test tests/integration/subscribe_tracks.rs now checks PUBLISH_SKIPPED end to end on drafts 19 to 22 and the draft-18 refusal, with the session's existing subscription still delivering.

Checks (at 4fbf711, merged with main): just check fails only on steps this PR does not touch: nix flake check builds main's github-runner VM image, which the agent sandbox cannot (unshare: write failed /proc/self/uid_map), and quest check flags two links main left to quest/m1/resume-outage.md, deleted by moq-dev/moq#6183. Every other step passes; the Rust suite passes in full (9429 tests) except the known export::redundant_importers_switch_through_bufferbloat_on_lite_07 flake (moq-dev/moq#6113). just test interop --all passes. just drafts check was not rerun since no draft in drafts/ changes.

Decisions

Accepted on the coordinator's AFK delegation from the maintainer (2026-10-20), each the recommended option:

Split the outbound half into its own quest.
- ✅ Split: quest/m1/archive/subscribe-tracks-outbound.md. It is independently landable and large (held PUBLISH entries, skipped-track paused SUBSCRIBEs, nesting-chain cancel-then-open).
- Keep this PR open and land both together.
The JS mirror.
- ✅ A separate quest, quest/m1/archive/subscribe-tracks-js.md, blocked on TRACKS in js/net (moq-dev/moq#6158): @moq/net has no TRACKS listing to read yet.
- Mirror it here.
A session-level benchmark.
- ✅ Add an IETF session bench with the outbound quest, which shares the shape. Here the per-event cost is a hash insert/remove on the touched broadcast (a broadcast's end clears only its own pending skips), and the listing fan-out is already swept by benches/tracks.rs.
- Add one in this PR.
A track the draft cannot describe (track_properties refuses).
- ✅ Skip it, which on draft-18 reads as PUBLISH_BLOCKED.
- Omit it silently.

Settled by the maintainer (2026-10-21):

How a PUBLISH ends once its track leaves the listing (thread). Once unlisted, a paused PUBLISH cannot tell a finished track from an aborted one or a lost route.
- Hold the track's own state from listing time through a crate-private model accessor, so a finished track ends TRACK_ENDED.
- Split by cause with no model change; an aborted paused track reads as clean.
- ✅ Keep the current behavior: every unlisting ends the PUBLISH with an error PUBLISH_DONE, never TRACK_ENDED, since a track that leaves the listing may go on elsewhere. A finished track reads as an error. The code comments and doc/concept/standard.md say so.

Review

Codex findings across seventeen rounds were fixed, except decision 5 above (settled: keep) and one declined: verifying a SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN (thread). A token on a namespace-style request grants nothing by documented policy, the same as SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE, so changing that belongs to both together. A request to mirror this in js/net (thread) was declined per decision 2. Also declined: a paused PUBLISH's LARGEST_OBJECT from an upstream subscription (thread), since a paused PUBLISH holds none and the resume answers from the live route; draft-22's narrower SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS parameter set (thread), which its own section 3.6.2 contradicts, so the decoder accepts both and the outbound quest sends the narrow set; and applying listing updates (thread), refused by design. Round seventeen's two were declined too: a MIGRATE.md entry for the changed message structs, which are crate-private since mod ietf is not exported (thread), and taking a resume's edge from the upstream subscription rather than the cache (thread), which resuming shares with SUBSCRIBE on main, so it is a follow-up to the shared live-edge logic.

Follow-ups

Outbound SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS
SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS in js/net
Token-authorized namespace-style requests (SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE and SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS together), if wanted.
A SUBSCRIBE with INCLUDE_PROPERTIES=0 has the same NEW_GROUP_REQUEST gap on main: its update gate reads the track's refresh, not the DYNAMIC_GROUPS it sent.

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A moq-transport SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS (draft-18 on) now lists every track under its prefix instead of being refused. FORWARD=0 gets a paused PUBLISH per track, resumed and paused with REQUEST_UPDATE and served from the cache like a SUBSCRIBE, ending with PUBLISH_DONE once the track is unlisted. Past the subscription cap, and for every track of a FORWARD=1 listing from draft-19, a track gets PUBLISH_SKIPPED; draft-18 refuses FORWARD=1. Overlapping prefixes get PREFIX_OVERLAP, and on draft-18 a SUBSCRIBE to a PUBLISHed track gets DUPLICATE_SUBSCRIPTION. The outbound half and the js/net mirror are split into their own quests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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The Rust IETF transport adds versioned SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS and PUBLISH_SKIPPED support. Publisher handling manages track listings, paused PUBLISH streams, forwarding updates, skips, and completion. Related request parameters, dispatch, fuzzing, integration tests, standards text, and archived implementation plans are updated.

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A cancelled listing can cause a retry to be refused until credential verification completes. The standard and JS implementation plan also need clarification. These are bounded issues, so the change is mergeable with owner follow-up.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T07:34:06Z

+				Ok(Some(Next::Message(update))) => {
+					// A new prefix or FORWARD would re-scope the listing under every PUBLISH it
+					// made. Refusing it ends the request (section 10.9.1).
+					let err = update.refused.unwrap_or(Error::Unsupported);


Admit update IDs before refusing the update

When a peer sends a REQUEST_UPDATE on a SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS stream, this branch decodes and answers it without passing update.request_id to Control::accept. Consequently, an update ID with the wrong parity, beyond the GOAWAY cutoff, or reused from an earlier request receives an ordinary per-request refusal instead of triggering the required session error, and the ID is never recorded as spent. Validate/admit the ID before constructing the refusal, as the other modern request-update handlers do.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L17-L17

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Fixed in d2ee89f: the update's Request ID is admitted through Control::accept first, and a bad one closes the session with "invalid request ID" (GOING_AWAY still gets the per-request refusal). Covered by a_listing_update_admits_its_request_id.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T07:34:06Z

+				None if update.new_group.is_some() && !dynamic => Some((
+					"NEW_GROUP_REQUEST on a track without DYNAMIC_GROUPS",
+					Error::Unsupported,
+				)),
+				None if update.fill.is_some() && update.forward != Some(true) => {
+					Some(("FILL_PARAMETERS without resuming", Error::Unsupported))
+				}
+				None => None,


Apply NEW_GROUP_REQUEST to paused PUBLISH subscriptions

For a dynamic track, update.new_group passes this validation but is never acted on before REQUEST_OK is sent. For example, resuming a paused PUBLISH with a fixed location filter and NEW_GROUP_REQUEST does not count as a normal live join, and because the value is dropped here rather than invoking track.join() or equivalent, the publisher may never produce the requested fresh group despite the successful response. Either honor this parameter or refuse it rather than acknowledging and ignoring it.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L17-L17

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Fixed in d2ee89f: NEW_GROUP_REQUEST on the resuming update goes to TrackServe::request_new_group, judged as a join under the refresh ratio as on a SUBSCRIBE. One sent while staying paused is refused (the subscription opens no groups), like FILL_PARAMETERS without resuming. Covered by a_resume_asks_for_a_new_group.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T07:34:06Z

+				Event::Track(crate::broadcast::TracksEvent::Added { .. }) if !adding => {}
+				// A track our grant does not cover is not revealed at all.
+				Event::Track(crate::broadcast::TracksEvent::Added { .. }) if !gate.allows() => {}
+				Event::Track(crate::broadcast::TracksEvent::Added { name, info }) => {


Re-list tracks after an authorization grant expands

If a track's namespace is denied when its initial TracksEvent::Added arrives, this arm discards the event permanently. The listing never polls the authorization permit for changes or replays the broadcast's existing tracks, so adding or renewing an in-band session grant while SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS remains open does not expose tracks that have become authorized; the same omission occurs after a grant shrinks, ends a PUBLISH, and later expands again. Existing tracks need to be reconsidered whenever the publish permit changes.

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Fixed in d2ee89f: each listed broadcast now follows the publish permit (auth.poll_permit). While the permit does not cover its namespace it holds no listing; once it does, the listing is opened from scratch, replaying every current track; when it stops, the listing is dropped, its PUBLISHes are unlisted (and end on their own gates too), and its unsent skips are cancelled. Covered by a_listing_follows_the_publish_grant.

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…the grant A REQUEST_UPDATE on a SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS stream now admits its Request ID, so a bad one closes the session like on any other request. A paused PUBLISH resumed with NEW_GROUP_REQUEST counts it as a join, and one sent without resuming is refused instead of acknowledged and dropped. Each listed broadcast follows the publish permit: denied, its listing and PUBLISHes end; covered again, its tracks are listed from scratch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

kixelated · 2026-10-21T07:46:31Z

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T07:52:09Z

+		stream.writer.buffer_varint(ietf::RequestOk::ID)?;
+		stream
+			.writer
+			.encode(&ietf::RequestOk {


Verify authorization tokens before accepting listings

When request-token authorization is configured, a SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS carrying AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN reaches this unconditional success response without passing msg.authorization_token to Gate::verify or creating a RequestGrant; the broadcast tasks subsequently use only the session permit. Consequently, an invalid token can be accepted when the session scope covers the prefix, while a valid token cannot authorize a prefix outside that scope, even though draft-19 §10.2.2 defines the token as authorizing the operation carrying it. Verify or refuse the token before sending REQUEST_OK, and retain its grant for the listing lifetime.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L17-L17

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Declining for this PR. This is the documented policy for every request except SUBSCRIBE and PUBLISH_NAMESPACE (doc/concept/standard.md: "A token on any other request is decoded and grants nothing"). SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE already handles its token this way. Ignoring the token never widens anything: every listed broadcast is still gated by the session's publish permit, and each PUBLISH by its own gate. So an invalid token on a request the session already allows just has no effect.

Letting a request token authorize a listing beyond the session scope is new behavior, and SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE would want it too. It also needs a verdict held for the listing's lifetime and renewed on REQUEST_UPDATE, which SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS refuses here. I'd scope it as a follow-up covering both namespace-style requests, not add it to this one alone.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T07:52:09Z

+							params.order = Some(ok.group_order);
+							params.filter = ok.filter;
+							ok.forward.then_some(Resume {
+								fill: None,


Preserve NEW_GROUP_REQUEST from PUBLISH_OK

On drafts 18 and 19, a subscriber accepting a dynamic track can legally include NEW_GROUP_REQUEST in PUBLISH_OK, but PublishOk::decode_msg discards that parameter and this resume state hardcodes it to None. The PUBLISH therefore begins forwarding successfully without requesting the fresh group required by draft-19 §10.2.18. Preserve the decoded value and pass it through to request_new_group, as the REQUEST_UPDATE resume path now does.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L17-L17

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Fixed in 52a080e: PublishOk now keeps NEW_GROUP_REQUEST (drafts 16 to 19), and it goes to request_new_group when the PUBLISH forwards, at once on a forwarding PUBLISH_OK or on the later resume when the PUBLISH_OK left it paused. Covered by test_publish_ok_carries_new_group_request.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T07:52:09Z

+						true => None,
+						false => {
+							params.priority = ok.subscriber_priority;
+							params.order = Some(ok.group_order);


Keep draft-19 GROUP_ORDER from SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS

For draft 19, GROUP_ORDER moved from PUBLISH_OK to SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS, so params.order already contains the requested value and the response cannot replace it. However, PublishOk::decode_msg supplies Descending for its absent field and this assignment overwrites an Ascending listing preference, causing the resumed subscription to serve groups in the wrong order. Preserve the existing order on draft 19 and only apply the PUBLISH_OK field on drafts where that parameter is legal, as specified by draft-19 §10.2.8.

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Fixed in 52a080e, at the decoder: PublishOk's priority, group order, and filter are now Option, absent when the answer omits them, and an absent one keeps the value the SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS set. That covers draft-19's missing GROUP_ORDER and also an omitted priority or filter on drafts 18 and 19, which previously reset to 128 and Unfiltered. Covered by test_publish_ok_absent_parameters_stay_absent.

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PUBLISH_OK's priority, group order, and filter decode as absent rather than defaulted, so a PUBLISH a SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS made keeps the listing's values when the answer omits them; draft-19 has no GROUP_ORDER there at all. NEW_GROUP_REQUEST (drafts 16 to 19) is kept and judged as a join when the PUBLISH forwards, at once or on its resume. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T08:06:59Z

+					self.run_fill(fill, &ranking, track.clone(), timescale, &streams).await;
+				}
+			};
+			let serving = self.run_subscription(stream, &mut serve, finished, goaways, fill, None);


End forwarding PUBLISHes when their listing disappears

When a broadcast is unannounced or restarted while one of its listed PUBLISH subscriptions is actively forwarding, run_listed_broadcast drops the listed guard, but this call waits only on media, update, and authorization events and never observes that guard. Because a local track may keep producing after its route is withdrawn, the stale PUBLISH can continue indefinitely, a restart can create a second PUBLISH for the same track, and the peer never receives the promised PUBLISH_DONE. Race active serving against listed.poll_closed, close its group streams, and terminate the PUBLISH.

AGENTS.md reference: rs/moq-net/AGENTS.md:L7-L7

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Fixed in 1b46e29: the resumed subscription now also ends when its track is unlisted (the broadcast's route withdrawn or our publish grant narrowed), answering PUBLISH_DONE without END_OF_TRACK since the track itself has not ended. Cancelling the SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS still keeps the PUBLISHes already sent. Regression test an_unlisted_forwarding_publish_ends covers d18 and d22 and fails without the fix.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T08:06:59Z

+			0x27 => priority_filter: Vec<Opaque> where has_range_filters(version),
+			0x28 => object_property_filter: Vec<Opaque> where has_range_filters(version),
+			0x29 => track_property_filter: Vec<Opaque> where has_range_filters(version),
+			0x32 => _new_group: Option<u64>,


Preserve NEW_GROUP_REQUEST from SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS

For a paused listing whose SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS carries NEW_GROUP_REQUEST, this decoder binds the value to _new_group and discards it. Draft-19 §10.19.1 says subscription parameters become defaults for each resulting PUBLISH, so if a dynamic track is later resumed with only FORWARD=1, the accepted subscription forwards without ever calling request_new_group. Retain the value through Request/Listed and apply it on the first resume, as is already done for a queued value from PUBLISH_OK.

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Fixed in 1b46e29: SubscribeTracks now decodes NEW_GROUP_REQUEST (0x32) and each PUBLISH applies it on its first resume, unless PUBLISH_OK or the resuming REQUEST_UPDATE carries its own. a_resume_asks_for_a_new_group now covers both the listing's and the update's.

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Update the quest Markdown so the Goal contains only the stable desired outcome,
and move the current Rust subscriber limitation about never sending
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- Line 29: Update the `SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS` description to clarify that the initial
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- Around line 8-9: Update the draft-19-and-later documentation and associated
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Review comments at @quest/m1/archive/subscribe-tracks-outbound.md:
- Line 44: Update the draft-19 sentence in the subscription documentation to
replace “draft-19 on allow several” with “draft-19 allows several,” preserving
the surrounding duplicate-subscription rule.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher/tracks.rs:
- Around line 883-905: Update resume_publish to accept Params by mutable
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rs/moq-net/src/ietf/adapter.rs
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rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publish.rs
rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher.rs
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rs/moq-net/src/ietf/request_stream.rs
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rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscribe_namespace.rs
rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscribe_tracks.rs
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- **Pull.** Subscribers ask. Single-track `PUBLISH` offers are declined; announce a namespace and serve the resulting subscriptions. Announcements go out unsolicited, and we also ask for every prefix we may discover. The solicit `SETUP` option makes us wait to be asked. Without it, a draft 16+ peer also gets each match as a `NAMESPACE` on its `SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE` stream, so it hears the namespace twice. We never send `PUBLISH`: on drafts 16 and 17 a `SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE` asking only for `PUBLISH` is refused, one asking for both gets only `NAMESPACE`, and any other Subscribe Options value closes the session.
+- **Pull.** Subscribers ask. Single-track `PUBLISH` offers are declined; announce a namespace and serve the resulting subscriptions. Announcements go out unsolicited, and we also ask for every prefix we may discover. The solicit `SETUP` option makes us wait to be asked. Without it, a draft 16+ peer also gets each match as a `NAMESPACE` on its `SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE` stream, so it hears the namespace twice. We send `PUBLISH` only to answer a `SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS` (below): on drafts 16 and 17 a `SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE` asking only for `PUBLISH` is refused, one asking for both gets only `NAMESPACE`, and any other Subscribe Options value closes the session.
+- **`SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS` lists, it never pushes.** In Rust, on draft 18 and later, it lists every track of every broadcast under its prefix, later ones included. With `FORWARD=0`, each track gets a paused `PUBLISH` carrying its Track Properties, and `PUBLISH_DONE` once the track is no longer listed. A `REQUEST_UPDATE` with `FORWARD=1` resumes one, served from the cache like a `SUBSCRIBE` with the update's filter and answered with `LARGEST_OBJECT`; `FORWARD=0` pauses it again. Each paused `PUBLISH` holds a subscription slot, and past the cap a track gets `PUBLISH_SKIPPED` (`PUBLISH_BLOCKED` on draft 18) instead. A listing that omits `FORWARD` or sets it to 1 asks for every track's objects: from draft 19 each track gets `PUBLISH_SKIPPED`, and the subscriber `SUBSCRIBE`s to what it wants; draft 18 has no such skip, so the request is refused with `NOT_SUPPORTED`. A prefix overlapping another listing gets `PREFIX_OVERLAP`, a `TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER` gets `NOT_SUPPORTED`, and a `REQUEST_UPDATE` on the listing itself ends it. On draft 18, a `SUBSCRIBE` to a track we `PUBLISH`ed gets `DUPLICATE_SUBSCRIPTION`. Cancelling the listing stops new `PUBLISH`es, while those sent live on. A broadcast is listed only while our publish grant covers it, from scratch once it does. A Rust relay does not yet send `SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS` upstream, and JavaScript refuses it with `NOT_SUPPORTED`.


🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Clarify the “never pushes” statement.

SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS creates paused PUBLISH streams, and REQUEST_UPDATE with FORWARD=1 resumes object delivery. The current wording can imply that the request never delivers objects. State that the initial listing does not push objects.

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coderabbitai · 2026-10-21T08:08:28Z

+past the subscription cap and for every track of a FORWARD=1 listing from
+draft-19; NOT_SUPPORTED for FORWARD=1 on draft-18; PREFIX_OVERLAP for an


🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Document the omitted FORWARD case.

For draft 19 and later, omitting FORWARD has the same forwarding behavior as FORWARD=1; both forms receive PUBLISH_SKIPPED. Include the omitted-parameter case in this Goal and its tests.

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coderabbitai · 2026-10-21T08:08:28Z

+  below the Largest Object also sends a Joining FETCH on the held
+  subscription's request ID, as the existing pre-draft-20 SUBSCRIBE path
+  does. Draft-18 section 5.1 allows one subscription per track per role and
+  fails a second with DUPLICATE_SUBSCRIPTION; draft-19 on allow several.


📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Fix the draft-19 sentence.

Change “draft-19 on allow several” to “draft-19 allows several.” The current sentence obscures the duplicate-subscription rule.

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coderabbitai · 2026-10-21T08:08:28Z

+	async fn resume_publish(
+		&self,
+		stream: &mut Stream<S, Version>,
+		track: &track::Consumer,
+		namespace: &crate::PathOwned,
+		request_id: RequestId,
+		params: Params,
+		how: Resume,
+		join: Option<&Join<GroupOf<S>>>,
+		gate: &mut crate::auth::Gate,
+		finished: &mut bool,
+		goaways: &mut super::super::request_stream::Messages<S>,
+		opened: &mut u64,
+	) -> Result<Served, ()> {
+		let mut subscription = serving_subscription(params.priority);
+		if let Some(order) = params.order {
+			subscription = subscription.with_order(order.to_order());
+		}
+		if let Some(max_age) = params.max_age {
+			subscription.max_delay = Duration::from_millis(max_age);
+		}
+		// A start the live edge does not decide is no join; see `serve_subscribe_stream`.
+		let fixed = subscribe_range(params.filter, LiveEdge::default(), self.version);


🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Keep parameters from forwarding-time updates when a paused PUBLISH resumes.

resume_publish receives params by value because Params is Copy. While the subscription forwards, run_subscription routes every REQUEST_UPDATE through apply_subscription_update. That function applies SUBSCRIBER_PRIORITY and MAX_AGE only to the temporary TrackServe and its track::Subscriber. The pausing update (FORWARD=0) can carry these parameters too, and they are also applied only there.

On Served::Paused, run_publish keeps its own params value, which these updates never changed. The next resume calls serving_subscription(params.priority) and applies the old max_age.

Trigger: the subscriber resumes, sends a priority update, pauses, and resumes again. Consequence: the subscription goes back to its old priority and max age. The subscriber is not told about this. REQUEST_UPDATE parameters are supposed to persist for the life of the subscription.

Fix: pass params as &mut Params. Before resume_publish returns, copy the values the update applied back into it. Another option is to return the updated Params together with Served::Paused.

♻️ Sketch of the write-back

- params: Params, + params: &mut Params, how: Resume,

// After `run_subscription` returns, and before `serve` is dropped: let current = serve.track.subscription(); params.priority = *serve.priority.read(); // or keep the wire value from the update params.max_age = Some(current.max_delay.as_millis() as u64);

TrackServe::priority holds the model value from priority::from_wire. If Params.priority must stay a wire value, convert it back, or record the wire value from the update itself.

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…_GROUP_REQUEST A forwarding PUBLISH now ends with PUBLISH_DONE once its track is no longer listed, such as when its broadcast's route is withdrawn, instead of forwarding until the track itself ends. SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS now keeps its NEW_GROUP_REQUEST as the default each PUBLISH applies on its first resume. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T08:21:05Z

+				return Err(());
+			}
+			// Unlisted: the track has not ended, so no END_OF_TRACK, but it is gone here.
+			Err(_) if listed.is_closed() => Served::Track(Ok(())),


Report route withdrawal as an error

When a broadcast route is withdrawn or restarted while its track remains alive, this arm converts the cancellation into Served::Track(Ok(())), so write_publish_done emits TRACK_ENDED, which the receiver interprets as a clean end. The subscriber consequently treats a transient route loss as a deliberate publisher finish instead of requesting the path again when routing recovers; preserve an error result for unlisting while still suppressing END_OF_TRACK.

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Fixed in b3840d4: an unlisted PUBLISH, forwarding or paused, now ends with an error status instead of TRACK_ENDED, since the track may go on elsewhere. A revoked grant still reports UNAUTHORIZED, because the gate is checked first. Once unlisted, a track that finished cannot be told apart from one whose route went (the listing no longer resolves the name), so a paused PUBLISH of a finished track also ends in error. That follows the rule that a dying route ends requests with an error, never a clean end. Tests an_unlisted_forwarding_publish_ends and an_unlisted_paused_publish_ends_in_error check the status and fail without the fix.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T08:21:05Z

+		let Some(request_id) = allocated else {
+			return Ok(());
+		};
+		let mut stream = Stream::open(&mut self.session.clone(), self.version).await?;


Cancel PUBLISH while waiting for stream credit

When the peer's bidirectional stream credit is exhausted, this await is no longer raced against listed or live. If the listing is cancelled or the track is removed after its Request ID was allocated, the task remains parked while holding its subscription slot, and once credit returns it emits a new PUBLISH for the cancelled or unlisted track. Keep stream acquisition cancellable, for example by opening before consuming an ID and polling it alongside both guards, so a peer cannot strand these slots or receive offers after cancellation.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L18-L18

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Fixed in b3840d4: the PUBLISH task now opens its stream first, then takes a Request ID, and races both against the listing and the request, as the joining FETCH already does. Opening a stream spends no ID, and a stream dropped before its header is ignored by the peer. No regression test: the in-memory transport has no stream credit to exhaust.

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…ts ID A PUBLISH whose track is no longer listed, forwarding or paused, now ends with an error status rather than TRACK_ENDED: its broadcast's route may have gone while the track goes on, and a clean end would say it is over. A revoked grant still reports UNAUTHORIZED. A listed track's PUBLISH now opens its stream before taking a Request ID, both cancellable, so a peer withholding stream credit cannot strand a cancelled or unlisted track's task and slot, nor receive its PUBLISH later. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T08:37:37Z

+
+			let update = match wait {
+				Wait::Update(update) => update,
+				Wait::Removed => break unlisted(),


Preserve clean completion when a listed track finishes

When the local publisher deliberately finishes or removes a track, TracksEvent::Removed closes the same listed guard used for route withdrawal, so a paused PUBLISH reaches this branch and reports NotFound/INTERNAL_ERROR rather than TRACK_ENDED; forwarding PUBLISHes can report either result depending on whether removal or track completion is observed first. Distinguish a deliberate track finish from loss of the broadcast route so subscribers do not retry content that ended normally.

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This reverses the previous round's finding, and it needs a decision, so it is escalated to the maintainer rather than fixed here.

Once a track leaves its broadcast's listing, a paused PUBLISH cannot tell a finish from an abort or from a lost route. The paused task holds no subscription, and its handle resolves through the broadcast, which no longer lists the name. The options:

Hold the track's own state from listing time through a crate-private model accessor, so a finished track ends TRACK_ENDED, an aborted one with its error, and a lost route or grant with an error. This touches model/track.rs.

Split by cause with no model change. TracksEvent::Removed lets a forwarding PUBLISH run to its track's own end, and ends a paused one TRACK_ENDED. A lost route or grant ends with an error. An aborted paused track would read as clean.

Keep the current behavior: every unlisting ends in error, following the rule that a dying route never ends cleanly.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)

Settled by the maintainer: keep the current behavior. Every unlisting ends the PUBLISH with an error PUBLISH_DONE, never TRACK_ENDED, since a track that leaves the listing may go on elsewhere; a finished track reads as an error. No model change. The unlisted() comment, the module docs, and doc/concept/standard.md now state this deliberately (9d15474).

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T08:37:37Z

+				forward: false,
+				properties,
+			})
+			.await?;


Make the initial PUBLISH write cancellable

If the peer permits opening a bidirectional stream but withholds that stream's send flow-control credit, this encode().await can remain pending after the listing is canceled. Although stream opening and Request ID allocation are now raced against the guards, this newly visible unconditional flush still retains the subscription slot and spent ID, then sends the stale PUBLISH if credit later arrives; race this flush against live and listed as well.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L18-L18

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Fixed in 12cd008: the PUBLISH header write now races the listing and the request, like the stream open and the ID wait. An abandoned ID leaves a gap, which every draft with SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS allows (none has MAX_REQUEST_ID), and a stream reset before its header is whole is ignored by the peer.

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The PUBLISH header write now races the listing and the request, as the stream open and Request ID wait already do, so a peer withholding stream flow credit cannot hold a cancelled or unlisted track's task and slot, nor receive its PUBLISH later. The abandoned ID leaves a gap, which every draft with SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS allows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T16:47:19Z

+			largest_location: live_edge(&track).largest,
+			forward: false,
+			properties,


Encode copied parameters in draft-20+ PUBLISH

When a draft-20+ paused listing supplies a nondefault priority, group order, or Location Filter, this Publish carries only LARGEST_OBJECT, FORWARD, and Track Properties because the Publish type has no fields for the listing's Params. These drafts require the SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS subscription parameters to be explicitly copied into every resulting PUBLISH (draft-20 §10.20.1), so the peer records defaults while resume_publish silently applies different values. For example, a later FORWARD=1 update that omits the filter makes the sender use the listing's absolute filter while the receiver believes the subscription is unfiltered; encode these parameters in PUBLISH for drafts 20 and later. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)

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Fixed in e19bd5d: ietf::Publish now carries subscriber_priority, group_order and filter, encoded from draft-20 on (0x20, 0x21, 0x22 as the subscription's order), and each listed PUBLISH states the listing's values. Earlier drafts keep them on PUBLISH_OK. Test: a_listing_states_its_parameters_on_each_publish.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T16:47:20Z

 				async move {
-					let reason = "SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS is not supported";
-					if let Err(err) = this.reject_namespace_request(stream, request_id, reason).await {
-						tracing::debug!(%err, "subscribe_tracks refusal failed");
+					if let Err(err) = this.serve_subscribe_tracks_stream(stream, msg).await {
+						tracing::debug!(%err, "subscribe_tracks stream error");


Mirror SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS support in js/net

I checked js/net/src/ietf/publisher.ts, where runSubscribeTracks still unconditionally returns NOT_SUPPORTED, while this dispatch now serves the same request in Rust. Consequently, peers negotiating the same published draft get different wire behavior depending on which implementation they reach, and the required cross-language implementation remains absent; add the js/net mirror in this change. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)

AGENTS.md reference: rs/moq-net/AGENTS.md:L3-L5

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Declined: the js/net mirror is settled as its own quest (decision 2 in the PR body), blocked on TRACKS in js/net (moq-dev/moq#6158), since @moq/net has no TRACKS listing to answer from yet. Until it lands, JavaScript refuses SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS with NOT_SUPPORTED, which doc/concept/standard.md states; a refusal is a supported answer, not a divergent wire format.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T16:47:20Z

+						namespace: namespace.clone(),
+						name: name.clone(),
+						properties,
+						dynamic: info.refresh.is_some(),


Gate NEW_GROUP_REQUEST on the advertised property

When a draft-20+ listing sets INCLUDE_PROPERTIES=0 for a dynamic track, the PUBLISH correctly carries no DYNAMIC_GROUPS property, but this field remains true from the private track metadata. A peer can therefore send NEW_GROUP_REQUEST while resuming and pass the later !dynamic check, causing track.join() even though the protocol forbids the request when the Track did not include DYNAMIC_GROUPS=1 (draft-19 §10.2.18); derive this permission from the properties actually sent rather than info.refresh. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L17-L18

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Fixed in e19bd5d: an update's NEW_GROUP_REQUEST is now gated on the DYNAMIC_GROUPS the PUBLISH actually sent (properties.dynamic_groups), so INCLUDE_PROPERTIES=0 refuses it with NOT_SUPPORTED. Test: a_new_group_needs_the_advertised_dynamic_groups, which fails without the fix.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)

…_GROUP_REQUEST on the sent DYNAMIC_GROUPS Draft-20 moved the subscription parameters onto PUBLISH, so each PUBLISH a SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS answers now carries the listing's SUBSCRIBER_PRIORITY, GROUP_ORDER and Location Filter; absent, the peer would assume defaults we do not apply. An update's NEW_GROUP_REQUEST is allowed only if the PUBLISH sent DYNAMIC_GROUPS, which INCLUDE_PROPERTIES=0 leaves out. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T17:36:54Z

+			track_namespace: namespace.clone(),
+			track_name: name.as_ref().into(),
+			track_alias: request_id.0,
+			largest_location: live_edge(&track).largest,


Report the source largest object in PUBLISH

When a listed track is routed and its local cache is cold, live_edge(&track) can return largest: None even though the model retains the upstream publisher's reported largest location via peek_largest. The resulting PUBLISH falsely describes the track as empty, so draft-18/19 subscribers can choose their PUBLISH_OK filter or NEW_GROUP_REQUEST from the wrong edge, while newer drafts miss the required LARGEST_OBJECT. Use the source-reported largest rather than cache contents, as required by draft-22 §9.20.17.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T17:36:54Z

+			0x20 => self.subscriber_priority,
+			0x21 => self.filter,
+			0x22 => self.group_order,
+			0x32 => self.new_group,


Enforce the draft-22 SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS parameter set

With Version::Draft22, setting subscriber_priority, filter, or new_group makes this public encoder emit parameters 0x20, 0x21, or 0x32, although draft 22 removed them from SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS; a compliant receiver must close the session when a parameter appears on the wrong message. The decoder likewise accepts these invalid inputs. Gate these parameters to the older drafts and reject them on draft 22, whose allowed list is defined in §9.18.

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Declined for this PR. Draft-22 contradicts itself: section 9.18 lists only AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN, FORWARD, GROUP_ORDER, the range filters, TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER and INCLUDE_PROPERTIES, while section 3.6.2 still says any subscription parameter is valid on SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS, naming the Location Filter as the join. Closing the session over a parameter one section allows would break peers following the other, so the decoder accepts both. Nothing sends SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS yet (the encoder is test-only until the outbound quest), so the outbound quest now records sending only the section 9.18 set on draft-22.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T17:36:55Z

+					// A new prefix or FORWARD would re-scope the listing under every PUBLISH it
+					// made. Refusing it ends the request (section 10.9.1).
+					let err = update.refused.unwrap_or(Error::Unsupported);


Apply legal SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS updates

Every successfully decoded update is refused here, including TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX, which drafts 18 and later define for changing the listing prefix; draft 22 also permits FORWARD to control only future matching subscriptions. In particular, changing the prefix does not re-scope existing PUBLISH subscriptions, contrary to the comment, so a non-overlapping update should be acknowledged and the listing cursor restarted while existing PUBLISHes remain intact. Draft-22 FORWARD also needs to be decoded instead of becoming a protocol violation. See draft-22 §§9.5.2 and 9.20.18.

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Partly fixed in b2a93d4. From draft-20 a listing's REQUEST_UPDATE may carry FORWARD; it is now decoded and refused like any listing update instead of closing the session. Testing it showed the refusal never reached the peer: its REQUEST_ERROR was buffered but the listing only waited for the stream to close, so it now flushes and FINs first. Test: a_listing_update_is_refused (drafts 18 to 22), which fails without either fix.

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…ts draft-20 FORWARD The refusal was buffered but the listing only waited for the stream to close, never flushing or finishing it, so the peer never saw the REQUEST_ERROR. Flush and FIN before waiting. From draft-20 a REQUEST_UPDATE on SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS may carry FORWARD, which closed the session; it is now decoded and refused like any listing update. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T20:43:13Z

 			decode_params!(&mut data, version,
 				0x03 => token: Vec<super::token::RequestToken>,
+				0x10 => _forward: Option<bool> where TRACKS && super::Filter::is_draft20(version),
 				0x34 => prefix: Option<NamespacePrefix>,


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When a draft-19+ peer sends a legal TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER (0x29) in a REQUEST_UPDATE for SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS, this parameter list does not recognize it, so decoding reports a protocol violation and closes the entire session. Draft 22 explicitly permits this parameter on listing updates; since filtering is not implemented, decode it and return the per-request REQUEST_ERROR used for the initial listing rather than treating the peer as malformed. Draft 22 §9.5

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Fixed in d87fc56: from draft-19 a SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS update decodes TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER (0x29), so it reaches the per-request REQUEST_ERROR that answers every listing update instead of closing the session. A SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE update still treats it as a protocol violation. Test: track_property_filter_on_listing_update_decodes.

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Draft-19 on allows TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER on a REQUEST_UPDATE for SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS, so decoding it there reaches the per-request REQUEST_ERROR instead of closing the session. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T20:53:57Z

+			.map(|subtree| subtree.rebase(prefix.as_str()))
+			.unwrap_or_default();
+		let peer = self.peer().await;
+		let declared = self.peer_setup.get().await;


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When AUTH is negotiated and the setup credential is still awaiting its first answer, this path starts consuming announcements immediately. Each broadcast task then calls permit_now(None), whose unanswered grant is represented as unrestricted, so a peer can receive PUBLISH names and properties before its eventual grant narrows or refuses the publish scope. The existing namespace advertisement path waits on auth.poll_setup_answered for this reason; do the same before acknowledging or driving the initial track listing.

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Fixed in 2bfdd5f: with MoQ Auth negotiated, SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS waits for the answer to our setup credential before REQUEST_OK and before discovering any broadcast, as namespace advertisement does, so no PUBLISH goes out under the unanswered (unrestricted) grant. Test: a_listing_waits_for_the_setup_answer.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T20:53:57Z

 		if let Some(value) = update.new_group {
 			serve.request_new_group(value);
 		}
+		// The caller stops forwarding, then answers.
+		if update.forward == Some(false) {


Reject new-group requests when the same update pauses

When a listed PUBLISH is currently forwarding, an update containing both NEW_GROUP_REQUEST and FORWARD=0 reaches this sequence: request_new_group calls track.join(), then the update pauses the subscription. The paused-state path explicitly rejects NEW_GROUP_REQUEST unless the update resumes with FORWARD=1, but this forwarding path accepts the same unsupported combination and can make the publisher create a fresh group that the now-paused subscription will not consume. Validate this combination before applying the request.

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Fixed in 2bfdd5f: a forwarding update that pauses and carries NEW_GROUP_REQUEST is refused before anything is applied, so no fresh group is asked for, matching the paused path. Only a listed PUBLISH reaches this, since a SUBSCRIBE already refuses FORWARD=0. Test: a_pausing_new_group_is_refused.

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…pausing NEW_GROUP_REQUEST With MoQ Auth, a SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS listing now waits for the answer to our setup credential, as namespace advertisement does, so no track is listed before our grant can narrow it. A forwarding PUBLISH update that pauses and asks for a new group is refused, as a paused one is. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T21:04:18Z

+			Some(Ok(subscriber)) => subscriber,
+			Some(Err(err)) => return Ok(Served::Track(Err(err))),
+			None => return Ok(unlisted()),


Answer failed resume updates before ending the PUBLISH

When a paused PUBLISH receives FORWARD=1 and the track aborts while track.subscribe() is resolving, this return bypasses the only how.answer handling below, so the accepted REQUEST_UPDATE receives neither REQUEST_OK nor REQUEST_ERROR; the subsequent PUBLISH_DONE also uses INTERNAL_ERROR rather than UPDATE_FAILED. Draft 22 requires exactly one response to every update and says an unsuccessful subscription update must then terminate with UPDATE_FAILED, while the missing response permanently consumes one MAX_REQUEST_UPDATES credit. Send REQUEST_ERROR before returning the failed resume result and classify the termination as an update failure. Draft 22 §9.5

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Fixed in 4fbf711: a resume that fails before it joins, whether the track errors while subscribing or the track is unlisted while setting up, now answers its REQUEST_UPDATE with REQUEST_ERROR and ends the PUBLISH as UPDATE_FAILED. A resume taken from PUBLISH_OK owes no answer and keeps its error PUBLISH_DONE. No regression test: a local track resolves subscribe() at once, so failing it mid-resume needs a cold routed track this module's harness does not have.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T21:04:18Z

+							if let Err(err) =
+								ready!(stream.writer.poll_flush(&mut cx)).and_then(|()| stream.writer.finish())


Continue observing route withdrawals while flushing the listing

When a listing ends through a refused update after its response stream has exhausted send credit, this ready!(poll_flush) can remain pending while the closure drives only the PUBLISH tasks. The announcement cursor is not polled until after the flush, so an End or Restart cannot remove the corresponding entry from routes; already-sent PUBLISHes therefore remain listed and can keep forwarding from a route that no longer exists for as long as the peer withholds credit. Poll announcements and release route guards during this graceful-close phase as well.

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Fixed in 4fbf711: the graceful close now runs inside the loop that follows announcements, so an End or Restart still drops its route, and with it the PUBLISHes, while the peer withholds credit for the REQUEST_ERROR. That loop also waits for the close before it returns. Test: a_closing_listing_still_unlists restarts the broadcast's path while the REQUEST_OK sits unread on a 32-byte stream; it times out without the fix.

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A listing closing behind a refused update now keeps following route withdrawals while the peer withholds the credit its REQUEST_ERROR needs, so its PUBLISHes still end with their routes. A resuming REQUEST_UPDATE whose subscription fails before it joins is refused, and its PUBLISH ends with UPDATE_FAILED. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T21:18:00Z

+		let edge = live_edge(track);
+		let range = subscribe_range(params.filter, edge, self.version);


Use the upstream edge when resuming a listed track

When a routed track has a cold cache but its upstream publisher reported a Largest Object, subscriber.poll_live() can complete while live_edge(track) still returns largest: None; the resulting REQUEST_OK omits LARGEST_OBJECT and relative or Next Object filters are resolved against the wrong edge. Unlike the earlier pre-PUBLISH case, this path has already created subscriber, so the source-reported edge is available from that subscription and should drive the range and response.

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Declining here: resuming takes the same steps as a SUBSCRIBE on main (serve_subscribe_stream): subscribe(), then poll_live(), then live_edge(&cache), with poll_live waiting until a routed copy's route answers. Changing where that edge comes from would change SUBSCRIBE too, so it belongs in a separate change to the shared live-edge logic, not in this PR. Noted for the maintainer as a follow-up.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-21T21:18:00Z

+	/// SUBSCRIBER_PRIORITY, `None` when absent: the subscription keeps the one it had.
+	pub subscriber_priority: Option<u8>,


Add migration guidance for the public message changes

Changing PublishOk::subscriber_priority from u8 to Option<u8> breaks existing field reads and struct literals, and this commit also adds required fields to Publish, PublishOk, and RequestOk, but rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md has no corresponding entry under ## Unreleased. Document how downstream users should wrap the former values and initialize the new fields.

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Declining: these are not public API. rs/moq-net/src/lib.rs declares mod ietf; privately and re-exports none of its message types, so Publish, PublishOk, and RequestOk are crate-internal wire structs and no downstream code can name them. MIGRATE.md covers the public surface only.

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chatgpt-codex-connector · 2026-10-22T03:56:39Z

+		// With MoQ Auth, wait for the answer to the credential we presented at setup, so no
+		// track is listed before our grant says which ones the peer may see.
+		if declared.auth {
+			kio::wait(|waiter| self.auth.poll_setup_answered(waiter)).await;


Make the setup-authorization wait cancellable

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Fixed in 578da99: the setup-answer wait now gates announcements inside the listing loop, which already handles a cancel, a refused update, and session close, so the request ends and frees its prefix while the answer is still pending. A side effect: REQUEST_OK now goes out before the answer, but no track is listed until it arrives. Test: a_listing_waits_for_the_setup_answer now cancels the waiting listing and expects a second one for the same prefix to get REQUEST_OK; without the fix it gets PREFIX_OVERLAP.

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…setup answer The MoQ Auth setup-answer wait now gates announcements inside the listing loop, so a cancel, a refused update, or a closed session still ends the request and releases its prefix while the peer withholds the answer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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+		// and dropped.
+		let defaults = version != Version::Draft18;
+		decode_params!(r, version,
+			0x02 => _object_delivery_timeout: Option<u64> where defaults,


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kixelated · 2026-10-22T04:46:31Z

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Fixed the setup-answer wait (578da99): it now gates announcements inside the listing loop, so a cancel or a closed session frees the prefix while the MoQ Auth answer is pending. REQUEST_OK now goes out before that answer, but no track is listed until it arrives. a_listing_waits_for_the_setup_answer covers it and fails without the fix.
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		if let Err(err) =
		ready!(stream.writer.poll_flush(&mut cx)).and_then(\|()\| stream.writer.finish())

		let edge = live_edge(track);
		let range = subscribe_range(params.filter, edge, self.version);

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