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Completes Drop set and deletes the quest file and its links.

Problem

• Per-reader bookkeeping was not billed to anything. The track's drop set and arrivals are already billed to the cache pool and bounded (moq-dev/moq#8294, moq-dev/moq#8440). Each reader's records were not. In Rust these were DropCursor's pending and reported, Skipped, Delivered, and TrackRun's served, dropped, dropped_stale, and expired. In JS they were the wire cursor's #pending, #skipped, and #reported. Tail::finished and the given-up misses in Misses were unbilled too. An upstream that fragments drops (drop one group, deliver the next, repeat) grew every reader's records without limit, outside the pool's capacity.
• The same runs were stored twice. The lite publisher's TrackRun kept its own record of what it had told the wire, next to the DropCursor record it read from. Bounding one would have freed nothing while the other kept the same runs.
• A failed fetch held the end open. A fetch (or a JS fill answer) that was cancelled or failed below a track's declared end kept the end unsettled until the expiry scan reclaimed the slot. Until then, a track abort errored readers instead of ending them cleanly. Found by moq-dev/moq#7149.

Approach

• One record per reader. A new Record (rs/moq-net/src/model/record.rs) holds everything a reader knows about each group:

  • delivered, skipped as stale, or written off;
  • drops it has not yet reported;
  • what it told the wire, as a Report: Settled, Dropped, Stale { received, expired, taken }, or Skip.

  track::Subscriber owns the record. DropCursor and the lite publisher's TrackRun both read and write it, so TrackRun's four sets are gone. JS mirrors this on Subscriber (#reported, #pending, #folded, WireRecord), and the JS lite publisher reaches it through hooks.wire.

• Billed to the pool. Each run costs a fixed amount (RUN_OVERHEAD in Rust, READER_RUN_OVERHEAD in JS). Only a lone delivered prefix is free, so a reader with no gaps costs nothing.

  • The bill goes through a per-reader cache::Reader, and the track tracks its readers' total bytes, count, and debt.
  • The track still pays eviction debt first: cold groups, then arrivals, then the drop set, then fresh-group shedding, then in-flight groups. Only debt left after all of that is handed to the readers, so a reader is never ended while cheaper bookkeeping is left to shed.

• Fold or end. When its track hands it debt, a reader folds its final prefix into its floor and pays with what that freed. A final run is one of:

  • a delivered group;
  • a skip, or a budget-independent drop;
  • a lite-05/06 drop;
  • a stale run already handed out or settled at the bound.

  The fold stops at the first lite-07 stale report still within reach, unknown hole, or unreported drop. If debt remains and the reader holds at least its share, the reader ends with Error::Lagged (TooFarBehind on the wire, TooFarBehind in JS).

• Misses and tails. Misses::given_up (JS: the reader's refused fills) is billed with the record and forgotten below its floor. Tail::finished (JS Tail#finished) is billed through track::Bill / hooks.billTrack, which is now a reader account the pool can hand debt to. Under debt the tail keeps only its newest finished run. A lite-07 stale drop that arrives after its group was served then stands as the publisher judged it, which a wider budget still reverses.

• JS range-fill setup follows demand. A fill's SUBSCRIBE setup stops once nobody wants its run, as a FETCH's does.

• JS #askFills memo. JS keeps the stale drop runs it has not settled and checks them against the track's drops by identity. It adds the runs that changed since the last probe from drops.since, instead of walking every run above the edge each time.

• Failed fetch below the end.

  • Rust: Slot::is_settled treats a fetch-only slot whose copies all aborted as settled.
  • JS: #settled skips a failed entry created by a fill.

• Relay-level tests, and the bugs they found. New tests drive each of the quest's cases through a publisher, a relay, and a viewer on mock time: rs/moq-net/tests/integration/drop_record.rs (8 tests) and js/net/src/lite/drop_record.test.ts (17). They found these bugs, now fixed:

  • A final drop held below the start was never named (Rust and JS, regressed by this PR). The record now reports aborted groups before the first group, so a publisher resolved its start past them and never told the subscriber. A relay whose reader reached lower then hung waiting on them. TrackRun::resolve (JS: the start resolution in lite/publisher.ts) now names final runs below the start. A stale run below the start stays unnamed, so a wider budget may still serve it.
  • A handed-out group could be folded before it was told (Rust and JS). A read under debt folded the group it was handing out into the floor. Its publisher then took it as already told and dropped it silently. Record::settle (JS #settleRecord) now stops the fold below the handed group.
  • JS: a widening did not re-drop evicted stale groups. #reofferStale treated a reopened stale group whose cache entry was gone as re-offered. It now judges the group again: dropped at once, or asked of a fill, as Rust does.
  • JS: a fill's OLD answer became a final drop for everyone. fetchGroup mapped OLD to NotFound. It now keeps the drop's own error. Fill.rejectGroups mirrors Rust's Inner::reject: an OLD answer is refused only to readers no more tolerant than the fill's budget.
  • JS: a fill over a huge run sent one FETCH per group. A lite-07 fill with no budget now asks for the whole run on one bounded SUBSCRIBE (#fillRun), as Rust's Recovery does. It waits for groups the subscription will re-offer, and gives up a refill that was evicted again, as Rust's Misses does.

Impact

• Public API: none.
• Wire: none.
• Behavior:
  • Under pool pressure, a reader can now end with TooFarBehind when it holds a lite-07 stale report the pool can no longer keep. Before, its records grew past the pool instead.
  • A drop folded into a reader's floor is final for that reader: if the group arrives late, that reader does not get it.
  • A declared end settles once a failed fetch is the only unfinished slot below it.
  • On lite-07, a group the pool folded while its re-offer was queued, or while its stream was open and later expired OLD, is named with a final EVICTED drop rather than a stale one.

Caused by

moq-dev/moq#7670 added the per-cursor drop records without a bill. moq-dev/moq#8294 and moq-dev/moq#8440 billed the track's side and left this one for the quest.

Choices made without asking

• One record with a map per fact, not one map. The quest describes a single run-length map whose runs are delivered, skipped, or reported. A run can be delivered locally and reported to the wire at the same time, so one map would need combined kinds. Instead, Record holds one map per fact (delivered, skipped, written_off, pending, reported) behind one bill and one floor. Delivered and Skipped stay as types and become fields of the record. The bill counts runs across every map.
• Stale skips count as final under pressure. A stale run this reader skipped (not one it reported to the wire) folds into the floor when the track hands out debt. Otherwise, a reader in a tight pool ended over its own local skips, which no re-offer could ever bring back.
• Who ends. A reader ends only if its bill is above one entry's overhead and at least the average among the track's readers. Under pressure, the readers holding the most end first, instead of every reader ending at once.
• Received pending drops are forgotten on a fold. They can be rebuilt from the track's drop set, so the fold drops them and the reader rescans. A pending drop not yet received stops the fold.
• JS #askFills asks for the same groups as before. Copying Rust's single "highest unknown" memo would make JS ask fills above the live edge right away, since JS has no grace deferral for them. The JS memo keeps the per-run set and changes only the cost. The two stay aligned because Rust's top-only memo raises its probe target to the highest unsettled run, so both ask for the same groups.
• No run reason for the cancelled fetch. A failed fetch-only copy promised nothing, so it is ignored. No new run kind is needed.
• The fill's stale verdict needed no change in Rust. A fill's OLD reaches the track's drop set only through Inner::old_binds_everyone, which requires an ask at or past the max age bound. The fill's other answers are NotFound or refusals that record nothing. Under the floor rule, all of these are final. JS was the case left, fixed above.
• A lite-06 drop stays fetchable by a wider reader. The quest's test reads "through a lite-06 hop, a reported group stays dropped for every reader". That holds for every reader of the lite-06 subscription: no update re-offers the group. A lite-06 OLD drop is still judged under that subscription's budget, though, and the publisher may still hold the group. A first attempt refused a FETCH for any drop with no budget, and that broke the relay drills' FETCH recovery (bursts_cross_a_cluster and its siblings). So the test now asserts the opposite for a lite-07 viewer behind a lite-06 hop: its widening reopens the drop and fetches the group (a_lite06_upstream_drop_is_fetched_for_a_widened_lite07_viewer and its JS mirror).
• EVICTED across languages. Each language's relay forwards an origin's EVICTED drop unchanged, and no update re-offers it. No new cross-language test was added: both sides share the code value (0x35, Rust StreamError::Evicted, JS StreamCode.Evicted), and the existing interop suite covers SUBSCRIBE_DROP decoding.
• The JS relay-eviction test tolerates its setup's timing. Whether a narrow reader's group 0 is its start or stale depends on which group reaches it first. The test now derives the widened reader's expected groups from the drops it actually saw.
• Tests reworked for billing. a_drop_flood_stays_within_the_pool and its JS mirror now compare against the drops still held after the drain, and probe with an unbounded pool so the probe reader adds no pressure of its own.

Follow-ups

• JS fills with a budget, and lite-05/06 fills, still FETCH a group at a time. A stale answer now stops the walk, but a run of NotFound groups still walks its span. Recommend no new quest: lite-05/06 per-group FETCH was accepted under "Old relays" in Address groups by timestamp. JS lite-07 multi-group fills are the goal of Lite-07 FETCH is single-group only ("Rust and JS read any multi-group range through SUBSCRIBE").
• Untimed fills below a resolved start (from moq-dev/moq#7235). A lite-07 copy with no media time asks for a fill below the start even for a reader whose budget the publisher already exceeded. Recommend drop: the quest made this conditional on the extra FETCH showing up in relay traffic, and nothing shows it does. The fill's demand already bounds it.
• A FETCH consumer of a failed group loses its reclamation owner (pre-existing on main, found in review round 10). fetchGroup closes its subscription once the group closes (broadcast.ts:327), and closing the sink deletes its mirror from entry.mirrors. So a failed group's unread frames that a FETCH caller still holds are out of reach of later eviction. This holds for any failed group, including a live group the publisher cuts. Recommend a small quest to keep such a mirror registered until it is drained or released.

Review fixes

Pullfrog and CodeRabbit posted 15 findings on 33db1bb, Pullfrog 2 more on 4131850, CodeRabbit 4 more on 3578dba, one each on 6dfa2ce, and CodeRabbit 1 more on 1e299eb. 21 are fixed, 1 test gap is covered, and 2 are declined, with a reply on each:

• Reader debt is paid by any shrink and forgiven without pressure (Rust and JS). cache::Reader::set pays the readers' debt with whatever a shrink frees, and the explicit pay calls are gone. Reader::debt forgives the debt once the pool is back within its capacity, as charge_debt forgives the track's own.
• JS front readers are billed, and the bill follows the route. A resumed subscriber bills its serving copy's account (ResumeSource.bill, hooks.billSubscriber). On a route change it moves the bill to the new route's account and closes the replaced one, so the pool serving it carries the record and hands it debt (found by Pullfrog on 4131850). Rust bills the logical track's account, which a route change keeps.
• A closed JS tail never bills again. Tail.close() clears its bill.
• Route copies settle their own record. Reader::poll_lowest settles a copy's record after each peek. A copy the pool ends is done with Lagged.
• A resumed reader retires the stale report on a group it delivers, as Cursor::hand_out does.
• A lagged reader ends its subscription without waiting for stream credit. poll_forward_drop returns Lagged once the record failed.
• A folded group goes out as a final EVICTED drop (Rust and JS). The record may fold a queued re-offer, or a group whose stream later expires OLD. The publisher then names it EVICTED instead of skipping it silently, so the peer always gets the group or a drop.
• JS: a lag closes the group it replaced, so the group no longer stays wanted.
• JS: an abandoned fill-subscription group holds no end open. hooks.receiveGroup marks fill groups as fetched.
• JS: a fill's answer is no feed arrival. Neither the answer nor its failure, through its drop, records an arrival, as Rust's insert records arrivals only for visible groups. A failed answer to a gap the feed still owes keeps the end open. A failed answer also rechecks the end when it closes, as Rust's poll_outcome does.
• JS: a failed fill answer is no verdict and is served to no reader, as in Rust. An audit of every drop-set reader (#landing, #waitOwed, reaches(), sink.drops, the hooks, shedding, expiry and merges) and every arrival count found that per-site guards would keep coming back. So instead a failed fetched group records no drop and no arrival, whether it fails with Cancel or a generic error, and the fill marker is gone. Rust serves no failed fetch-only slot and keeps it cached until its scan reclaims it. JS now does the same: #withhold takes it out of every sink that has not read it, and #mirror gives it to no new sink. The entry stays cached and billed, so a reader holding it keeps its frames and the fill's own error. Covered by JS fill: a failed answer to a gap the feed owes holds the end and the ordered reader and Rust a_failed_fill_answer_holds_an_ordered_reader.
• Test: a resumed reader takes back its queued stale runs (Rust and JS), covering the take-back below.
• Untelling a run keeps its final reports (Rust and JS), so a re-offered route-level run never clears a skip for a stale verdict to go out over.
• A resumed reader's update takes back the stale runs its logical record queued (Rust and JS), as a plain cursor does, so no old verdict goes out under the new update number.
• Declined: billing the first delivered run when it starts above zero. One delivered run per reader is free wherever it starts. A reader that joins mid-track with no gaps has nothing to fold, and billing it would only make gap-free readers candidates to end.

Models

Size: L
Implementer: Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5, high effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort (iterate, M)

Validation

• just check and just ci: pass. Rust ran 12962 tests (148 skipped), and JS @moq/net passed 3237. The branch merged origin/main, which brought in the repository_configs_load fix (moq-dev/moq#8486).

• The relay-level drop record tests pass with none ignored or skipped:

  • Rust: 8 tests, 15 repeat runs plus seed sweeps.
  • JS: 17 tests, run repeatedly.

• moq-relay drills bursts_cross_a_cluster, bursts_cross_a_transport_peer, and bursts_cross_a_flapping_peer pass.

• track_subscriber_churn_drops measures CPU per drop with 256 readers holding 65,536 reported runs each:

  • 0.22 ms per drop at both span 1 and span 2^32;
  • 0.165 ms with one run each.

  The quest cited 0.75 ms against 0.18 ms for the same cells, so the cost now tracks the runs touched and never their span.

Review

Rewritten by quest review after each round.

• Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, high effort
• Session: 01a1c959-0b0d-7c93-bca3-85761e22ca94, round 11
• Head: c2f8e81
• Base: origin/main at 6ec8104
• Score: 10/10, The remaining finding is a verified pre-existing FETCH lifecycle issue, leaving no in-scope findings at this unchanged head.
• Findings: none
• The last round's findings, at c2f8e81:
  • Refuted: high, js/net/src/track.ts:1763: Keep failed FETCH mirrors reclaimable after automatic closure; The merge base already contains automatic FETCH closure at js/net/src/broadcast.ts:327, mirror removal at js/net/src/track.ts:1675, and failed-group caching at line 1906, confirming that this reclamation gap predates the branch.

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(Written by Claude Opus 5.5 with high)

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Important

The record/billing design holds up and the end-settlement fix is sound, but three gaps in the new accounting are worth closing before merge: the readers' debt is never forgiven once the pool has room again, JS resumed readers never open a bill at all, and JS Tail.close() can be re-billed after it releases.

Reviewed changes

• One record per reader (rs/moq-net/src/model/record.rs, JS Subscriber.#reported/#pending/#folded/WireRecord). Record replaces DropCursor's two maps, Skipped-as-cursor-state, Subscriber.delivered, and the lite publisher's four sets; Report gains Settled and Stale{received,expired,taken}. Report::blocks is behaviour-equivalent to the old cursor version (Hole::Skip errors as NotFound, so a stale report still never blocks a skip).
• Runs billed to the cache pool. cache::Reader plus per-track Readers bytes/count/debt; TrackState::pay_debt shifts what the track cannot pay onto readers last, and Record::{settle,fold,fail} folds final runs into a floor or ends the reader with Lagged above ENTRY_OVERHEAD and its readers' average. track::Bill bills the tail, Misses becomes Beside.
• Failed fetch below the end settles it. Slot::is_settled treats a fetch-only slot whose copies all aborted as settled; JS mirrors it with CachedGroup.fetched and #settled. Verified safe: copies() always yields the live handle, is_aborted() is monotone, a pending fetch has no lookup slot, and #createGroup never lets a live entry inherit fetched.
• JS fills reworked: #fillRun asks a whole run on one bounded lite-07 SUBSCRIBE, fill setup aborts when demand disappears, rejectGroups keeps an OLD verdict on the reader's own budget, and #unknownRuns memoizes the unsettled stale runs.
• Relay-level tests via a publisher, relay, and viewer on mock time: rs/moq-net/tests/integration/drop_record.rs (8) and js/net/src/lite/drop_record.test.ts (17). None are skipped, and the quest deletion and its re-linked follow-ups are consistent.

ℹ️ Two billing invariants have no test

Both of the accounting gaps below would be caught by a test the new suites do not have: one that returns the pool under capacity after a debt is handed to readers and asserts no reader ends, and one that asserts a routed/front reader's record bills at all. The JS relay test's relay.pool.used assertion is satisfied by the ingest copy's reader, so it does not cover the front's.

Technical details

# Test coverage gaps

## Missing
- `rs/moq-net/src/model/record.rs` / `js/net/src/cache.test.ts`: after `owe_readers` shifts debt, return the pool under capacity (`Pool::resize` up, or evict elsewhere), then read. Nothing asserts the reader survives.
- `js/net/src/lite/drop_record.test.ts`: no reader created through `hooks.resumeSubscriber` (`FrontConsumer.subscribe`) is asserted to bill into a pool.

## Required outcome
- A test that a debt handed out under pressure does not end a reader once the pool is under capacity, in both languages.
- A JS test that a front's reader record shows up in the pool it serves from.

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Walkthrough

This change adds billed reader records in JavaScript and Rust. Cache accounting, track delivery, and range reporting now use those records to fold eligible history under debt and end readers when debt remains on protected ranges. Lite publisher and subscriber paths update stale-report handling, re-offers, and fill recovery, including bounded Lite-07 SUBSCRIBE fills. The change also adjusts stale error propagation, adds tests for billing, eviction, widening, failed fills, and large ranges, and revises quest references.

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to c2f8e

The new reader-record billing can still leave some memory uncharged to the cache pool or charged after a reader closes. Under pool pressure, stale reader debt can also fold records or end readers with TooFarBehind or Lagged when it should not. These affect resource limits and reader continuity in constrained deployments. They should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @js/net/src/cache.ts:
- Around line 449-454: Update #payDebt and its Rust counterpart to clear stale
reader debt once pool pressure ends, before it can affect record folding or
trigger TooFarBehind. Preserve reader-debt accounting while pressure remains
active.

Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts:
- Around line 2765-2766: Pass the fill-subscription status through
hooks.receiveGroup to runGroup, and mark fill groups as fetched there so
abandonment does not leave Producer.closed or Demand.closed pending; preserve
the existing behavior for live-feed groups.

Review comments at @js/net/src/track.ts:
- Around line 4206-4211: Update the lag-handling path in #tryRecvUnsettled so
that when #settleRecord returns an error after #tryRecvUnsettled has handed out
a GroupConsumer, the group is explicitly released before returning { kind:
"error" }. Use the existing hooks.releaseGroupReader call on recv.group in this
branch, and apply the same missing release in #tryNextGroup so a lagged reader
does not keep the source group wanted open.
- Around line 3056-3065: Update #recordRuns() to exempt one delivered run only
when the delivered prefix actually contains group 0; otherwise, bill every
delivered run so an initial run above zero is not omitted.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:
- Line 5696: Update the re-offer flow around `record.untell(run)` so the queued
sequence remains non-final until it is served or dropped; prevent
`poll_forward_drop` and `Record::fold` from advancing the floor past it and
causing the `told` check to discard it. Preserve the existing behavior once the
queued re-offer is resolved.
- Line 5704: Update the `Report::Settled` write in `serve()` so an in-flight
Lite-07 group remains non-final while stream credit or FIN acknowledgement is
pending; record settlement only once the stream outcome is final. Preserve the
`sent_stale()` path so an `OLD` expiration report can be recorded before the
irreversible floor and a widening update can reopen the group.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/cache.rs:
- Around line 1378-1381: Update Reader::set and Tail::updated so every reduction
of a reader’s bill, including setting it to zero, pays the corresponding reader
debt; remove existing explicit payments in Record::settle or other paths when
they would pay the same shrink twice. Preserve the existing byte and pool
accounting while ensuring each shrink’s debt is paid exactly once.
- Around line 1391-1393: Update reader-debt reconciliation in Pool::resize and
the debt flow exposed by Reader::debt so outstanding debt is cleared when the
capacity limit is removed or pool usage returns within the target. Synchronize
reconciliation with owe_readers so concurrent debt assignments are not lost, and
preserve eviction behavior while pool pressure remains.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/record.rs:
- Around line 297-301: Update the delivered-run adjustment in the record
accounting expression so it subtracts one only when the first delivered run
starts at zero; otherwise count that run. Add a test covering a reader whose
first delivery is above zero, and preserve the existing prefix behavior.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:
- Line 9574: Settle accumulated delivered and skipped records on route-copy
peek-and-take paths, which can bypass poll_group. Update
Subscriber::poll_peek_group and Subscriber::take to use the existing
settle_record accounting, including when peek skips groups and then parks.
- Around line 10068-10069: Update the settle_record failure path so a record
failure remains observable and can propagate as Error::Lagged even when stream
credit is unavailable. Coordinate the result handling with the Lite publisher so
it can detect and report the terminal failure without waiting for the opening
group to receive credit; preserve Pending behavior when there is no record
failure.
- Line 9747: Update the resumed-reader group-arrival branch around
delivered.insert(sequence) to retire sequence from logical.record, matching
Cursor::hand_out. Preserve the existing delivery bookkeeping while ensuring the
logical record no longer retains a stale report for the delivered group.

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Important

A resumed reader's bill is opened once, against the serving copy's account, and never rebound, so a route change leaves the record charging a replaced route's pool and out of reach of the pool it now serves. Everything else in this delta holds up.

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Reviewed the delta from 33db1bba9 to 41318508e (14 files).

• Made every bill shrink pay the readers' debt (cache::Reader::set, JS cache.Reader.set) and forgave the remainder once the pool is back within capacity, removing the explicit pay calls from Record::settle, Bill, and both Tail implementations.
• Billed JS resumed readers through ResumeSource.bill() / hooks.billSubscriber / Subscriber.#openBill, and retired a resumed reader's stale report on a group it delivers (JS #handOut, Rust hand_out).
• Settled a route copy's own record after each peek in resume::Reader::poll_lowest, and ended a lagged TrackRun from poll_forward_drop rather than waiting for stream credit.
• Named a group the pool folded while its re-offer waited with a final EVICTED drop (Rust TrackRun, JS publisher) instead of skipping it silently.
• Marked JS fill-subscription groups as fetched, closed the JS group a lag replaced, and cleared the JS Tail bill on close().
• Added a_debt_is_paid_by_any_shrink_and_forgiven_without_pressure in Rust and JS.

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• A resumed reader's bill follows its serving route. cache::Reader.bills(account) lets a bill say which account it charges, ResumeSource.bill(current) / hooks.billSubscriber(subscriber, current) keep current while it bills the same account and otherwise open a new one, and Subscriber.#settleRecord closes the replaced route's bill before adopting the new one, so the replaced pool stops carrying the record and the serving pool's debt can fold it.
• A test pins the move. a routed reader's record bills the serving route's pool across a route change bills 63 gap runs on the first route, swaps, reads one more group, and asserts the bill's bytes leave the first pool and land on the second.

Verified by running the new test plus resume.test.ts, cache.test.ts, and track.test.ts (393 pass) and tsc --noEmit -p js/net. With the rebinding reverted, the new test fails, so it targets this fix rather than passing incidentally.

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Major · Recheck the declared end when a fetched group aborts. · track.ts:2427

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Recheck the declared end when a fetched group aborts.

If hooks.cacheTrack runs while a fetched group below the end remains open, its settlement check cannot complete. If that group later aborts with Cancel, Old, or Evicted, the #publish close handler returns for the HOLES code, and its other close handler acts only on a clean finish. No subsequent check resolves Producer.closed, although this predicate now treats the failed fetch as settled. Recheck settlement when the failed fetched group closes; keep failed live-feed groups subject to the existing end guard. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update the #publish close handling to recheck Producer.closed when a fetched group closes with a failure such as Cancel, Old, or Evicted, so settlement is reconsidered after the group aborts. Keep failed live-feed groups subject to the existing declared-end guard and preserve the current clean-finish behavior.

Major · Re-evaluate pending logical stale runs on update. · track.rs:10169-10173

rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:10169-10173
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Re-evaluate pending logical stale runs on update.

If a replacement route reports a stale run around an earlier stale report, the logical record keeps a pending suffix. A Lite-07 widening update reoffers the route’s stale state but leaves that suffix queued. The next drop poll can forward the old verdict with the new update number, causing the subscriber to accept it and refuse matching fills.

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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs around lines 10169 - 10173:
Update the stale-state reoffer flow in reoffer_stale so a Lite-07 widening update re-evaluates pending logical stale runs against the replacement route’s current stale state. Do not leave an obsolete pending suffix queued to be forwarded with the new update number; preserve only stale runs still supported by the route.

Minor · Preserve final reports when reopening stale runs. · publisher.rs:5708-5713

rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:5708-5713
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Preserve final reports when reopening stale runs.

A replacement route can report a stale run around a final skip. The logical record initially blocks the stale verdict over the skip, but owe removes the skip when it untells the whole route-level run. A later stale verdict can then go out over that final skip.

Clip route-level reopened runs to the logical record’s reopenable reports before untelling them. Keep the expired-stream reoffer path separate.

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Update owe so route-level reopened runs are clipped to the logical record’s reopenable reports before calling record.untell; preserve final skips and keep the expired-stream reoffer path separate. Reuse the record’s existing report information and safeguards rather than untelling the full route-level range.

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- Line 1333: Update the arrival accounting in #publish and the settlement logic
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Review comments at @js/net/src/track.ts:
- Line 2427: Update the #publish close handling to recheck Producer.closed when
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settlement is reconsidered after the group aborts. Keep failed live-feed groups
subject to the existing declared-end guard and preserve the current clean-finish
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Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:
- Around line 5708-5713: Update owe so route-level reopened runs are clipped to
the logical record’s reopenable reports before calling record.untell; preserve
final skips and keep the expired-stream reoffer path separate. Reuse the
record’s existing report information and safeguards rather than untelling the
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- Around line 10169-10173: Update the stale-state reoffer flow in reoffer_stale
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Replies to CodeRabbit's three outside-diff comments on 3578dba. All three are fixed in 6fec489:

• Recheck the declared end when a fetched group aborts (js/net/src/track.ts:2427). Fixed. When a fetched group fails, its close handler now calls #settle, so an end that the failed fill answer no longer holds open settles then. A failed live-feed group still goes through the existing end guard. Rust already handles this: poll_outcome watches every copy of each unsettled slot and judges again once any of them closes.
• Re-evaluate pending logical stale runs on update (rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:10169). Fixed in Rust and JS. A resumed reader's reoffer_stale (JS #reofferStale) now takes back the stale runs its logical record queued and hasn't reported yet, as a plain cursor's take_stale does. The new terms judge them again instead of an old verdict going out under the new update number.
• Preserve final reports when reopening stale runs (rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs:5708). Fixed in Rust and JS. Record::untell (JS WireRecord.untell) now takes back only reports an update may reopen, and keeps final ones such as a skip. A route-level reopened run can no longer clear a final report and let a stale verdict go out over it. The expired-stream re-offer path untells only stale reports, so it is unchanged. Covered by untelling_a_run_keeps_its_final_reports.

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- Line 1916: Update the reclaim path around #drop and #forgot to preserve
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ℹ️ No behavioral problems in this delta — the finding is a test-coverage gap.

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• A fetched group no longer counts as a feed arrival (JS). #createGroup and #publish carry a fetched flag, so a fill's group skips #arrive, passes answers=false to #advance, and records no arrival when it aborts; a failed fill answer also rechecks #settle when its group closes. This now matches Rust's insert_group and poll_outcome, and closes CodeRabbit's track.ts:1333 finding.
• Owning a run again keeps its final reports. Record::untell and the JS WireRecord.untell remove only the reports an update reopens, so no stale verdict can replace a Settled, Skip, final Dropped, or already-taken stale run.
• A resumed reader's update takes back the stale runs its logical record queued, not only what its serving copy reported (Subscriber::reoffer_stale's Inner::Resume arm, JS #reofferStale).
• Tests. fill: a failed answer to a gap the feed owes still holds the end covers Cancel and a generic failure; Rust adds untelling_a_run_keeps_its_final_reports.

Verified: the new fill test fails when #drop's !fetched is reverted to true, so it targets this change; bun test js/net/src (3233 pass), the moq-net lib suite (3172 pass), rustfmt --check and tsc --noEmit are clean. Both earlier Pullfrog threads are addressed and resolved.

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• A failed fill answer's drop is marked as a fill's. DropRun.fill (js/net/src/internal.ts) is set by #publish's close handler for a fetched group, replacing the temporary arrives parameter on #drop, and sameHole compares it so a fill run never merges into a neighbouring live run (a merge would silently drop the flag either way).
• Reclaiming one accounts nothing for the feed. #shedDrops skips #forgot for a fill run, and #expireDrops accounts only the non-fill runs overlapping the expired spans. Mirrors Rust, which records no drop at all for an invisible abort, so the gap stays owed until the feed delivers it or the tail's grace passes. Reachable on a wire track, where #keptDrops() is unbounded.
• The previously untested take-backs now have tests. a_resumed_reader_takes_back_its_queued_stale_runs (Rust) and its JS mirror poll one stale run out of a queued suffix, re-offer, and assert the suffix is taken back so nothing goes out under the new update number. a forgotten failed fill answer leaves its gap owed covers the reclaim.

Verified with mutation checks: reverting #forgot(accounted) to #forgot(expired) fails the new cache test (closed = null instead of undefined), and disabling either take-back fails its resume test. bun test js/net/src (3234 pass, 1 skip), bun run --cwd js/net check, cargo test -p moq-net --lib --features async (3173 pass, 13 ignored), and rustfmt --check are clean.

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ℹ️ No behavioral problems in this delta — the fix now matches Rust; one new guard has no coverage.

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• A failed fill answer is no verdict and no arrival (JS). #publish's close handler now withholds a failed fetched group instead of recording #drop(..., {fill: true}), so the track's drop set and arrivals hold only the feed's verdicts — matching Rust's reclaim_aborted (which needs slot.visible) and insert (which records arrivals for visible groups only).
• #withhold takes it out of every sink that has not read it, and #mirror gives it to no new sink. The entry stays cached, charged and demoted, so the pool's scan reclaims it, while a reader already holding the mirror keeps its buffered frames and the fill's own failure.
• The fill drop marker is gone. DropRun.fill and sameHole's fill term are removed, along with the fill branches in #drop, #setDrops, #shedDrops and #expireDrops, since a failed fill answer can no longer produce a drop run.
• Tests pin the new behavior. fill: a failed answer to a gap the feed owes holds the end and the ordered reader asserts the ordered reader still waits for group 1 and then takes the feed's group; fill: a held answer that fails keeps its frames and its failure and a held failed fill answer stays billed cover the held-reader and billing paths; Rust mirrors the ordered-reader case with a_failed_fill_answer_holds_an_ordered_reader.

Verified: bun test js/net/src (3236 pass, 1 skip), bun run --cwd js/net check, and the new Rust test all pass. All prior Pullfrog threads were already resolved.

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#mirror's new guard is what keeps a late subscriber from being handed a failed fill answer, but nothing exercises that path: deleting this line leaves the whole js/net suite green (3,237 tests). The "gives it to no new sink" half of the fix is therefore unpinned, while #withhold's half is covered.

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# `#mirror`'s failed-fill guard has no test

## Affected sites
- `js/net/src/track.ts:1724` — the guard under test.
- `js/net/src/track.ts:1692` — `#addSink` mirrors every cached entry into a new sink, which is the path that reaches the guard.
- `js/net/src/track.ts:1760` — `#withhold` only covers sinks that already hold the mirror, so this guard is the only defence for a sink added later.

## Required outcome
- A test where a fill answer is accepted and then fails, and a subscriber joins afterwards, asserting it is not handed the failed group: it waits for the feed's group (or asks a fill again), as Rust serves no failed fetch-only slot.

## Suggested approach (optional)
- Extend `js/net/src/fill.test.ts:238` (`fill: a failed answer to a gap the feed owes holds the end and the ordered reader`) with a second ordered reader subscribed after the abort, asserting it waits for group 1 and then receives it from the feed.

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Major · Settle the record after polling for a drop. · track.rs:10065

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Settle the record after polling for a drop.

DropCursor::next can copy every retained drop run into record.pending during one poll. This settlement runs before that copy. If a publisher stops polling after the first report, those pending runs remain unbilled until another poll or drop. Multiple readers can therefore retain copies of the drop set outside the pool limit. Settle after the poll mutates the record, and suppress the report if settlement fails.

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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs at line 10065:
Update DropCursor::next so settlement occurs after polling has copied retained drop runs into record.pending, and suppress the report if settlement fails. Preserve the existing settlement failure handling while ensuring the newly pending runs are accounted for before the poll returns.

Major · Do not reopen the reader bill after close(). · track.ts:3124-3125

js/net/src/track.ts:3124-3125
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Do not reopen the reader bill after close().

If a reader retains skipped or reported runs, close() releases its bill but leaves those runs intact. A pending recvGroup() then wakes, observes closure, and still calls #settleRecord(). This path obtains a new account reader and bills the retained runs again. The bill remains charged unless the caller closes the subscriber again.

Guard settlement with #left before opening or updating the bill. Preserve billing for producer closure, which still permits buffered reads.

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Update #settleRecord to check #left before opening or updating a bill, preventing a locally closed reader from rebilling retained runs; preserve settlement and billing after producer closure when the reader has not left.

Minor · Account for live arrivals that duplicate cached fills. · track.ts:1959

js/net/src/track.ts:1959
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Account for live arrivals that duplicate cached fills.

If a successful fill remains cached, #createGroup() rejects the later live group before it updates the track’s arrival ledger. tail.open() updates a separate wire ledger. The track can therefore continue to owe that group and delay reader completion until the subscription ends or the gap is otherwise accounted for.

Account for the live arrival when rejecting a cached fill duplicate.

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When #createGroup() rejects a live group because its fill is already cached, update the track’s arrival ledger before returning; preserve the existing duplicate rejection and ensure the track no longer waits for that sequence to complete.

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Review comments at @js/net/src/track.ts:
- Around line 3124-3125: Update #settleRecord to check #left before opening or
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- Line 1959: When #createGroup() rejects a live group because its fill is
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- Line 10065: Update DropCursor::next so settlement occurs after polling has
copied retained drop runs into record.pending, and suppress the report if
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Assert that the ordered read is pending.

drain_ordered also returns an empty vector for Ok(None) or an error. The test can therefore accept a premature end or error if later reads return groups 1 and 2. Assert poll_next_group(&waiter).is_pending() instead.

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Update the ordered-read assertion in the test to check that poll_next_group(&waiter) is pending while group 1 is still owed, rather than relying on drain_ordered returning an empty vector; preserve the subsequent reads that verify groups 1 and 2 arrive.

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