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fix(net): the route node's feeder is built from origin-wide state only - #8401
The lite-07 route node and its own-claims feeder now behave the same whichever handle creates them.
The timing bug is already gone on main. I reproduced the setup from moq-dev/moq#8325: SETUP called route_node() instead of node_id(), so the node was created at session start. On main at c083d48, all 28 socket:: tests passed, including the three dial-by-hand tests that had failed. The failing attempt (2c09f07d1d) was built on moq-dev/moq#8293's pre-merge branch (efdb05a133). That branch had no OwnClaims::catch_up, so a node created before room/.server/bob was announced presented only what the driver had last fed it. feat(net)!: routes scoped to interested streams, presented incrementally; hop chains private #8293's final squash added catch-up on every route_node() call, plus the_route_node_answers_with_the_table_as_it_stands. I did not finish a run with catch-up disabled to confirm this directly, because a host-wide quest gate --host reservation queued the run for hours. The diagnosis comes from the commit history and the passing run on main.
The feeder no longer copies the creating handle.create_route_node used to build its two cursors with ..self.clone(). Today that leaks only proxy, which the cursors never read. But any per-handle field added later would have silently made the node depend on its creator. The cursors are now built field by field from origin-wide state, with no ..self, so a new field has to be decided here.
Test:the_route_node_answers_with_the_table_as_it_stands now creates the node early from a handle that is scoped away from the claim, upstream, proxy(true), and hiding hidden routes (no peer exclusion: an own claim has no hop to exclude, so that lever could not bite). It checks that the node still serves the claim announced afterwards.
Choices made without asking
Kept origin::Consumer::node_id(). The quest allowed simplifying it to route_node().declared() if creating the node costs nothing. But Producer::is_own runs for every peer the relay checks, on any version. Creating the node there would add a feeder task and two table cursors to origins that never run a lite-07 session. SETUP keeps reading node_id() too, since switching only that call site would delete nothing.
No per-call-site change. As the quest asked, no call site is pinned as the node's creator.
Impact
No public API or wire change. route_node and create_route_node are crate-private.
Score: 9/10, The small change preserves routing behavior while isolating creator-specific settings and is consistent with its callers, though tests were not run as instructed.
create_route_node took every field it did not reset from the creating
handle (..self.clone()), so a per-handle field could make the node depend
on which handle created it first. Build the feeder's cursors field by
field instead, and assert in the early-creation test that a scoped,
upstream, excluding creator still feeds the whole table.
Creating the node at lite-07 SETUP already passes every socket test on
main: the failure #8325 saw predates route_node catching the
feeder up on every call, which #8293 added before it merged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The route node behaves the same whoever creates it
fix(net): the route node's feeder is built from origin-wide state only
Nov 10, 2026
No actionable defects found. The explicit feeder construction preserves the serving cursor settings (covering enabled, interest disabled), resets handle-specific scope/horizon/visibility, and retains shared origin resources. The modified regression test exercises early creation through a restricted handle followed by synchronous catch-up after an announcement. Keeping node_id() avoids unnecessarily starting the feeder.
Overall direction: the change looks sound from source inspection. Verification limits: reviewed both changed files and the surrounding Consumer, Routes, and OwnClaims implementation through GitHub; did not run builds/tests or independently reproduce the historical socket failures.
Consumer::create_route_node now creates its route-feed consumers from explicit origin-wide settings. The route-node test now calls route_node() through a consumer configured with a different scope and route options. The route-node creation-order document and its Required-list link are removed.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 25bec
The change is mergeable with a bounded test-coverage gap: the new test does not protect all the creator settings it is intended to cover.
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ℹ️ Minor suggestions only — the exhaustive construction preserves today's behavior; one of the test's creator levers doesn't actually bite.
Reviewed changes
Route node feeder built field by field — create_route_node spells out every Consumer field instead of ..self.clone(), and folds the old with_hidden(true)/serving() chain into the literal's values.
Test creates the node from a scoped handle — the_route_node_answers_with_the_table_as_it_stands now builds the node first from a handle that is upstream, scoped away from the claim, excluding a hop, and with hidden routes off, then asserts the claim announced afterwards is still served.
Quest file removed — quest/m2/cluster-routing/routes/node-creation-order.md is deleted; nothing in quest/ links to it, so the finish is clean.
The new literal is equivalent to the old chain for every current field: hidden.from is unreachable while include: true (Hidden::reaches short-circuits on it), and no TableCursor path reads proxy, so the only field the clone leaked was inert anyway. That matches the PR's framing. I ran cargo test -p moq-net --lib --features async filtered to the_route_node — 3/3 pass — and rustfmt --check is clean.
with_proxy(false) was the default and excluding hop 2 hid nothing from an
own claim, so use with_proxy(true) and drop the exclusion from the test and doc.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Compared with 0fd5845 and rechecked the current full patch. No new actionable findings. The regression now creates the feeder from a non-default proxy handle and removes a hop exclusion that did not affect its own claim. The production feeder construction is unchanged. Direction: keep the test focused on creator-independent scope and synchronous catch-up; this edit does not independently reproduce the historical socket failures.
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ℹ️ No new issues — one suggestion on which creator settings the test can actually observe.
Reviewed changes
Proxy lever made non-default — the creator handle in the_route_node_answers_with_the_table_as_it_stands now uses with_proxy(true) instead of the previously default false.
Hop exclusion dropped — the creator no longer calls excluding(Hop 2) and the doc comment no longer claims it excludes its publisher, since an own claim carries no hop for that lever to hide.
Doc reworded — the test comment now names the creating handle as scoped away from the claim, upstream, proxying, and hiding hidden routes.
The production feeder construction is untouched by this commit, so the earlier equivalence check still holds: the exhaustive literal keeps covering, interested, hidden.include, and the origin-wide state while resetting every per-handle field. I ran cargo test -p moq-net --lib --features async the_route_node — 3/3 pass — and rustfmt --check is clean.
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with_hidden(false) is the default, and the only claim announced below is room/alice, which has no . segment, so a feeder that inherited hidden.include = false would still serve it and this assertion would pass — I confirmed by leaking self.hidden into the literal. The quest's failing case was a hidden route (room/.server/bob) staying routable, so announcing that path would make the hidden reset actually bite (it fails with the leak and passes with include: true). with_proxy(true) cannot bite the same way: the feeder's TableCursor holds no proxy field, so it documents the handle rather than testing a lever.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 6212e43 because its merge_group build failed (failed_checks).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
Assert the affected claims in the route-node test.
The current local, non-dot claim passes even if the feeder inherits the creator’s upstream or hidden filter. Add upstream-link and dot-segment claims, and assert their paths in Output::Batch for a downstream stream. This would detect claims omitted from the shared node.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs around lines 10720 - 10736:
Update the_route_node_answers_with_the_table_as_it_stands to add claims
exercising upstream-link and dot-segment filtering, then assert their paths
appear in the downstream stream’s Output::Batch. Keep the existing local-claim
check and setup so the test verifies the shared route node exposes the current
table regardless of the creator’s upstream or hidden filters.
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Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs:
- Around line 10720-10736: Update
the_route_node_answers_with_the_table_as_it_stands to add claims exercising
upstream-link and dot-segment filtering, then assert their paths appear in the
downstream stream’s Output::Batch. Keep the existing local-claim check and setup
so the test verifies the shared route node exposes the current table regardless
of the creator’s upstream or hidden filters.
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quest/m2/cluster-routing/routes/node-creation-order.md.Summary
The lite-07 route node and its own-claims feeder now behave the same whichever handle creates them.
main. I reproduced the setup from moq-dev/moq#8325: SETUP calledroute_node()instead ofnode_id(), so the node was created at session start. Onmainat c083d48, all 28socket::tests passed, including the three dial-by-hand tests that had failed. The failing attempt (2c09f07d1d) was built on moq-dev/moq#8293's pre-merge branch (efdb05a133). That branch had noOwnClaims::catch_up, so a node created beforeroom/.server/bobwas announced presented only what the driver had last fed it. feat(net)!: routes scoped to interested streams, presented incrementally; hop chains private #8293's final squash added catch-up on everyroute_node()call, plusthe_route_node_answers_with_the_table_as_it_stands. I did not finish a run with catch-up disabled to confirm this directly, because a host-widequest gate --hostreservation queued the run for hours. The diagnosis comes from the commit history and the passing run onmain.create_route_nodeused to build its two cursors with..self.clone(). Today that leaks onlyproxy, which the cursors never read. But any per-handle field added later would have silently made the node depend on its creator. The cursors are now built field by field from origin-wide state, with no..self, so a new field has to be decided here.the_route_node_answers_with_the_table_as_it_standsnow creates the node early from a handle that is scoped away from the claim, upstream,proxy(true), and hiding hidden routes (no peer exclusion: an own claim has no hop to exclude, so that lever could not bite). It checks that the node still serves the claim announced afterwards.Choices made without asking
origin::Consumer::node_id(). The quest allowed simplifying it toroute_node().declared()if creating the node costs nothing. ButProducer::is_ownruns for every peer the relay checks, on any version. Creating the node there would add a feeder task and two table cursors to origins that never run a lite-07 session. SETUP keeps readingnode_id()too, since switching only that call site would delete nothing.Impact
No public API or wire change.
route_nodeandcreate_route_nodeare crate-private.Caused by
create_route_nodebuilding the feeder with..self.clone(). The timing dependence feat(net,relay): a lite-07 endpoint declares its own Node ID in SETUP, so a relay refuses a session with itself #8325 hit existed only on feat(net)!: routes scoped to interested streams, presented incrementally; hop chains private #8293's pre-merge branch and never reachedmain.Checks
just check: passed locally.socket::integration tests with SETUP creating the node: 28/28 passed (repro, not committed).Follow-ups
None.
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quest reviewafter each round.01a1c622-d8e5-71d3-b741-33e2f1a031a8, round 1The small change preserves routing behavior while isolating creator-specific settings and is consistent with its callers, though tests were not run as instructed.