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fix(net): a lite-07 origin's route node feeder ends with the origin - #8485
Once a lite-07 room dropped, the session bench left one task alive per origin: 18 / 33 / 273 in the 1 / 16 / 256-viewer delivery cells (16 publisher origins + 1 relay + one per viewer), against 0 on moq-lite-06 and moq-transport-22. A relay speaking lite-07 kept the same task for every origin a lite-07 session ever touched.
Cause
The leaked task is the origin driver, not a session driver. The first lite-07 session on an origin creates its route node and pushes FeedOwnClaims onto the origin's own task set. The feeder runs until its route cursors end, but those cursors end only in the driver's teardown, which runs after the task set drains. The set never drains, so the driver never finishes.
Fix
FeedOwnClaims holds the origin's non-owning TasksWeak and ends once poll_orphaned reports every owner (Producer clone or Route) gone, the same rule FrontServeRun follows. Before ending it feeds the node whatever the cursors still queue, so a withdrawal queued by the same last drop still reaches connected peers. A later route_node() call on a lingering read handle finds the feeder's Weak dead and skips the catch-up, as it already did.
Tests
a_route_node_never_keeps_the_driver_running (mock time): dropping a route and the producer together finishes the driver, and the node's answering stream still gets the claim withdrawal. It fails without the fix, and without the final drain.
The session bench's delivery, join, announce, dash, and churn cells now drop what they built and assert num_alive_tasks() == 0 on their runtime, for every version they run. All 425 such cells pass under --quick.
just ci origin/main, with main merged in: passes, 12,875 tests.
The relay's session bench (cargo bench -p moq-relay --features test-support --bench session -- --quick) runs the same cells with the same check. All 431 pass, once each cell ends its cluster driver: the bench had dropped that task's handle, so it ran on until its stats publisher next ticked, and the first relay cell failed the check.
Choices made without asking
The bench lets a dropped cell settle for at most 1024 runtime yields before asserting, rather than looping unbounded, so a leak fails with a count instead of hanging. Teardown chains take a handful.
The assertion skips session_idle (paused clock, no lite-07) and the multi-threaded fanout_threads cells, where yielding on block_on does not drive the workers.
Moved a stray first doc line of Driver back from OwnClaims to Driver.
Caused by
moq-dev/moq#8023 - spawned the route node's feeder on the origin's task set with no way to end while the origin lived.
Impact
Public API: none. Wire: none.
Follow-ups
None.
Models
Size: M
Implementer: Claude Code, Opus 5.5, medium effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-fable-5-2, high effort
Score: 9/10, The feeder terminates when origin ownership ends while draining queued withdrawals, resolving the lifecycle dependency without extending ownership; source review found no actionable defects, but builds and tests were not run as instructed.
The task feeding the route node waited on cursors that end only in the
origin driver's teardown, which itself waited for that task, so every
origin that ever served a lite-07 session kept its driver alive forever.
The feeder now ends once nothing owns the origin, as FrontServeRun does.
The session bench asserts no task outlives each cell's handles.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
No actionable findings. The non-owning TasksWeak breaks the feeder/driver lifetime cycle without extending origin ownership. Draining queued route changes before the orphaned feeder exits preserves the final withdrawal, and the regression test checks both driver completion and withdrawal delivery. The benchmark teardown assertions cover the changed delivery, join, announce, dash, and churn cells outside their timed measurements.
Overall direction: the lifecycle fix and focused regression coverage look sound.
Verification limits: static GitHub review of all three changed files and the related task-set, route ownership, and driver teardown code. I did not run builds, tests, or benchmarks; the reported test results were not independently reproduced.
The origin claims feeder now holds a weak task handle and exits after processing queued route changes when the origin is orphaned. A test checks that the driver finishes and the route-node stream receives a queued withdrawal. Session benchmarks now retire constructed state and assert that no runtime tasks remain after each case. Relay benchmark state retains and aborts the cluster driver task on drop. The lite-07 task-leak planning document was removed.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 698a0
The change fixes a leaked background task when an origin is dropped and adds benchmark teardown checks. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains; the review comments only suggest extra test coverage.
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The title clearly identifies the main fix: ending the lite-07 origin route-node feeder with the origin. It is concise and specific.
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Important
The new zero-task assertion fails for the relay-backed cells: session::session::<Relay> runs the same retire, but the relay bench's cluster driver outlives the dropped cell by up to one stats interval, so the rust-relay nightly lane goes red. Details inline.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed all four commits (925314eb5..281e14f4b): the feeder lifecycle change, its regression test, the session-bench teardown guard, and the quest deletion.
FeedOwnClaims ends with the origin: the feeder now holds the origin's TasksWeak and returns Poll::Ready(()) once poll_orphaned reports every Producer clone and Route/Claim keepalive gone, after draining OwnClaims::catch_up() so the last owner's withdrawal still reaches the node. The kio::hold()/lock_own order keeps the inline waker path safe, and Routes::try_next never withholds an unannounce, so the final drain does deliver the withdrawal; I also ran the new test and it passes.
Regression coverage: a_route_node_never_keeps_the_driver_running drops the route and producer together, asserts the driver closes, and asserts the node stream sees the room/alice withdrawal.
Bench teardown guard: retire drops each cell's value and asserts num_alive_tasks() == 0 after up to 1024 yields, wired into the delivery, join, announce, dash, and churn cells; idle (paused clock) and fanout_threads (multi-thread) are correctly left out.
Quest file removed: quest/m1/lite07-session-tasks.md is gone with no inbound links left behind.
The cell dropped the driver's handle, so the task ran on until its stats
publisher next ticked, and the zero-task check failed on every relay cell.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review (281e14f4b..698a05923): the relay bench teardown fix, plus the follow-up merge of origin/main, which touched no PR file.
Kept the relay bench's cluster driver handle: rs/moq-relay/benches/session.rs's State now stores the JoinHandle from tokio::spawn(driver.run()) and abort()s it in Drop beside decider, so a relay-backed cell no longer leaves the cluster driver alive until its stats publisher's next tick. The prior review's failing-zero-task finding is resolved; aborting the task drops the whole Driver future including its kio::Tasks children (the origin driver and stats publisher), and the bench's cluster config spawns nothing else.
announce creates a test-only AnnounceProducer without a keepalive. Use a Route, drop the producer first, and poll after a route change. Then check that the final drop sends the withdrawal.
Suggested test change
- let alice = producer.announce("room/alice", RouteInfo::new()).unwrap();+ let alice = producer.route("room/alice", RouteOptions::default()).unwrap();
@@
- drop(alice);
drop(producer);
+ alice.set_cost(1).unwrap();+ assert!(driver.poll(Instant::now(), &waiter).is_ok(), "the route owns the origin");+ while stream.try_output().is_some() {}+ drop(alice);
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs at line 15814:
Update the test around producer.announce to use producer.route with default RouteOptions, then drop the producer while retaining the Route. Change the route and poll the driver to verify it remains active, clear any intermediate output, and finally drop the Route and verify that this final owner drop sends the withdrawal.
The manual poll does not check the driver’s wake. The route withdrawal can also wake the feeder, masking a missing orphan wake.
Add an async test that starts crate::time::run(driver), waits until the feeder is parked with no route changes pending, then drops the final owner. Assert that the driver completes without a manual poll.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs at line 15823:
Add an async test around the driver that runs it with crate::time::run, waits until the feeder is parked and route changes are settled, then drops the final owner and asserts the driver completes with the expected closed result without manually polling it. Ensure the setup prevents route-withdrawal wakeups from masking a missing orphan wake.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs:
- Line 15814: Update the test around producer.announce to use producer.route
with default RouteOptions, then drop the producer while retaining the Route.
Change the route and poll the driver to verify it remains active, clear any
intermediate output, and finally drop the Route and verify that this final owner
drop sends the withdrawal.
- Line 15823: Add an async test around the driver that runs it with
crate::time::run, waits until the feeder is parked and route changes are
settled, then drops the final owner and asserts the driver completes with the
expected closed result without manually polling it. Ensure the setup prevents
route-withdrawal wakeups from masking a missing orphan wake.
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Completes quest/m1/lite07-session-tasks.md and deletes it.
Problem
Once a lite-07 room dropped, the session bench left one task alive per origin: 18 / 33 / 273 in the 1 / 16 / 256-viewer delivery cells (16 publisher origins + 1 relay + one per viewer), against 0 on moq-lite-06 and moq-transport-22. A relay speaking lite-07 kept the same task for every origin a lite-07 session ever touched.
Cause
The leaked task is the origin driver, not a session driver. The first lite-07 session on an origin creates its route node and pushes
FeedOwnClaimsonto the origin's own task set. The feeder runs until its route cursors end, but those cursors end only in the driver's teardown, which runs after the task set drains. The set never drains, so the driver never finishes.Fix
FeedOwnClaimsholds the origin's non-owningTasksWeakand ends oncepoll_orphanedreports every owner (Producerclone orRoute) gone, the same ruleFrontServeRunfollows. Before ending it feeds the node whatever the cursors still queue, so a withdrawal queued by the same last drop still reaches connected peers. A laterroute_node()call on a lingering read handle finds the feeder'sWeakdead and skips the catch-up, as it already did.Tests
a_route_node_never_keeps_the_driver_running(mock time): dropping a route and the producer together finishes the driver, and the node's answering stream still gets the claim withdrawal. It fails without the fix, and without the final drain.num_alive_tasks() == 0on their runtime, for every version they run. All 425 such cells pass under--quick.just ci origin/main, withmainmerged in: passes, 12,875 tests.cargo bench -p moq-relay --features test-support --bench session -- --quick) runs the same cells with the same check. All 431 pass, once each cell ends its cluster driver: the bench had dropped that task's handle, so it ran on until its stats publisher next ticked, and the first relay cell failed the check.Choices made without asking
session_idle(paused clock, no lite-07) and the multi-threadedfanout_threadscells, where yielding onblock_ondoes not drive the workers.Driverback fromOwnClaimstoDriver.Caused by
Impact
Public API: none. Wire: none.
Follow-ups
None.
Models
Size: M
Implementer: Claude Code, Opus 5.5, medium effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-fable-5-2, high effort
Review
Rewritten by
quest reviewafter each round.01a1cb38-19b5-7440-b2f5-f6ed6a29d562, round 1The feeder terminates when origin ownership ends while draining queued withdrawals, resolving the lifecycle dependency without extending ownership; source review found no actionable defects, but builds and tests were not run as instructed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code