fix(net): deliver a Rust track's tail up to its declared end - #4116
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| && let Some(end) = track_serve.end() | ||
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| match track_serve.write_end_of_track(end, priority).await { |
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When a Rust publisher serves js/net over IETF and this new uni stream is dispatched before PUBLISH_DONE cleanup, js/net/src/ietf/object.ts accepts only statuses 0 and 3 and throws for the emitted 0x4; handleGroup has already inserted the synthetic group, so the JS consumer observes a bogus errored tail group. This changes rs/moq-net wire output without updating js/net; add matching END_OF_TRACK decoding and tail semantics, with interop coverage, before emitting it.
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| // Disjoint, sorted, non-adjacent ranges of accounted sequences, so this grows with the | ||
| // number of gaps rather than the number of groups. | ||
| accounted: Vec<Range<u64>>, |
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On a long-lived lite subscription using datagrams, every permanently missing sequence splits accounted into another retained range, so normal packet loss makes this vector and the linear covers() scan grow for the full track lifetime. Because route_datagram calls account() for every received sequence and no watermark ever discards old ranges, relays serving many lossy tracks accumulate unbounded per-subscription memory and increasingly expensive tail checks; retain only state relevant to the eventual owed window or otherwise bound and compact it.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe Rust moq-lite subscriber now tracks groups and dropped ranges and settles outstanding groups after upstream FIN. IETF publishers report opened stream counts and signal track completion; subscribers process those signals and wait for counted streams. Track state supports clean completion when a producer drops after declaring an end boundary. The changes also add late-group tests, mock transport controls, and updates to documentation and quests. Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Declared track ends now complete cleanly for the investigated readers, with no remaining actionable merge risk established by the supplied evidence. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new completion rules are bounded in the inspected paths, and no new security flaw was confirmed. They nevertheless change how long peer-controlled streams remain eligible for delivery and when incomplete tracks appear finished. Session-interruption behavior and the full before-and-after exposure remain partly unverified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs`:
- Line 1020: Update poll_next_in_range to return a clean end when the track is
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| fn is_complete(&self) -> bool { | ||
| self.final_sequence | ||
| .is_some_and(|fin| self.max_sequence.map_or(0, |max| max.saturating_add(1)) >= fin) | ||
| .is_some_and(|fin| self.sealed || self.max_sequence.map_or(0, |max| max.saturating_add(1)) >= fin) |
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poll_next_in_range ignores sealed, so ordered readers still get Err(Dropped).
is_complete now treats a sealed track as complete. Only poll_recv_group and poll_recv_datagram use is_complete.
poll_next_in_range (lines 438-442) returns Ok(None) only when next_sequence >= fin. That affects Ordered::next_group and Subscriber::poll_seek_group, which the spliced reader in resume uses.
Here is the failing case:
- The last producer drops after
finish_at, with groups still missing below the boundary. - The closure returns
Pending. kio::Consumer::pollthen sees the closed channel.PlainSubscriber::pollmaps the closed channel toErr(Dropped).
So the clean end that drop_short_of_the_boundary_ends_cleanly checks for recv_group does not happen on the sequence-order path. The IETF grace path and the moq-lite grace path both end a track this way. On those paths, a relay's spliced sequence reader sees an error instead of a clean end.
Make poll_next_in_range return Ok(None) when the track is sealed and no in-range group remains cached. Add a test for ordered().
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- if let Some(fin) = self.final_sequence
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In `@rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs` at line 1020, Update poll_next_in_range to
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MERGE Positive improvement, complexity justified, approach looks right. QUIC stream reordering means a subscriber can see the subscription end (lite FIN / IETF PUBLISH_DONE) before a group header the publisher already opened. Dropping that group as What works well:
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Rebased onto main and enabled squash auto-merge. Kept the JS tail (#4086), spliced staleness against the logical live edge (#4103, and #4104's warm-cache hold), the GStreamer encoder flush-jitter opt-in (#4112), and the quest index from #4089 and #4123. The Rust tail quest is deleted. The ordered and spliced readers now end cleanly when the producer drops short of a declared end, instead of Tail tests use (Written by Grok 4.7) |
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| && let Some(end) = track_serve.end() | ||
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When the track finishes while peer unidirectional-stream credit is exhausted, this await can remain parked in poll_open_uni; unlike the preceding serve future, it is no longer raced against stream.reader.poll_closed. If the subscriber then unsubscribes without closing the session, the request task remains alive indefinitely and never reaches PUBLISH_DONE or cleanup. Keep the END_OF_TRACK open/write under the same request-cancellation race used for the group and fill serving.
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| match track_serve.write_end_of_track(end, priority).await { | ||
| Ok(()) => streams += 1, | ||
| // A failure only costs the subscriber the early boundary. | ||
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If the END_OF_TRACK stream opens but encoding or closing it subsequently fails, this branch omits it from stream_count, even though the new accounting consistently defines the field as every opened data stream and counts failed fill/group streams after open. A reset stream whose header is still delivered can therefore arrive after the subscriber has met the underreported count and retired the alias, losing the declared boundary. Increment the count at successful stream open regardless of the later write result.
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| if self.grace.poll(waiter).is_ready() { | ||
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When an END_OF_TRACK stream's header arrives but its object body remains stalled for more than one second, Counted has not yet incremented Tail::streams(), yet this unconditional deadline completes settlement anyway. The subscription then calls track.finish() at the current live edge and retires the alias; when the active handler eventually decodes END_OF_TRACK, end_track ignores its declared future boundary because a final sequence is already set, truncating any missing tail groups. Track active streams separately and only let the grace expire when no already-arrived handler is still reading.
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A group stream can reach the subscriber after the subscription's end, since QUIC does not order streams. moq-lite keeps the subscription registered past the subscribe stream's FIN, and IETF keeps the alias past PUBLISH_DONE, until every owed group is accounted for or a grace gives up on one reset before its header. The IETF publisher reports the real Stream Count and sends END_OF_TRACK, which the subscriber now honors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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moq-lite-07 no longer parses; the draft is opt-in as moq-lite-07-wip. Point the lite-07 stream count quest at the accounting that landed instead of the deleted rust tail quest.
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| let first = match header.flags.has_extensions { | ||
| true => stream.decode_peek_maybe::<PeekFirst<true>>().await?.map(|peek| peek.0), | ||
| false => stream.decode_peek_maybe::<PeekFirst<false>>().await?.map(|peek| peek.0), |
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When a normal subgroup stream delivers its GroupHeader but is reset or truncated before the first object can be decoded, this ? returns before create(track) runs. The new Counted guard still marks that stream complete, so PUBLISH_DONE can settle the tail and finish the track cleanly while silently omitting a group whose header already arrived; before this change, non-fill streams created the group before reading objects and surfaced the failure through an aborted group. Preserve the END_OF_TRACK peek while creating and aborting the named group on other peek failures.
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#4116 added those fields. The session-death tests only drive the sessions. Co-Authored-By: Grok 4.7 <noreply@x.ai>
#4116 added those fields. The session-death tests only drive the sessions. Co-Authored-By: Grok 4.7 <noreply@x.ai>
#4116 added those fields. The session-death tests only drive the sessions. Co-Authored-By: Grok 4.7 <noreply@x.ai>
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QUIC does not order streams, so a subscriber can read a subscription's end before the header of a group the publisher sent ahead of it. moq-net dropped that group:
Cancel.Cancel. The Rust publisher also reportedstream_count: 0and never sent END_OF_TRACK. The Rust subscriber rejected END_OF_TRACK (status 0x4) asUnsupported, so it aborted a bogus group at the end of every@moq/net-published IETF track.Stacked on #4083, which decodes PUBLISH_DONE. The diff here only makes sense on top of it.
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rs/moq-net/src/tail.rs: aTailrecords a subscription's data streams and the groups they account for, as merged ranges.Settlewaits until the owed groups are accounted for, or until a grace passes for a group reset before its header. This is the one place that tracks what has been accounted for below the boundary, so session-death can extend it.@moq/net.ProtocolViolation.@moq/net.track::Producerdrops afterfinish_atdeclared an end, readers get a clean end instead ofDropped, on the arrival cursor and on the ordered and spliced cursors. Cached groups below the boundary are still delivered. The groups still missing below that end can no longer arrive. This matchesclose()afterfinishAt()in@moq/net. It is what lets a lost group end the track cleanly after the grace.tests/track_tail.rsaddshold_unisto the mock transport. The mock acknowledges held group streams to the publisher but does not deliver them to the subscriber until released, which makes the race deterministic. A late group is delivered, and a lost one ends the track cleanly after the grace, on lite-03/05/07-wip and IETF 14/17/20/22. Onmainthe first case fails on lite-03 with the track ending before its group arrives. There are also unit tests for range merging, the model's clean end, and END_OF_TRACK at and after object 0.rust-track-tailis deleted andtrack-tail-interopis added (see Follow-ups).Impact
track::Consumerortrack::Subscriberwhose producer declared an end withfinish_atand then dropped short of it now returnsOk(None)instead ofErr(Dropped).@moq/netdoes. This is how END_OF_TRACK at object 0 creates no group.Alternatives
@moq/net: the effective max age with a 1s fallback on lite, and 1s on IETF. Alternatives are a fixed grace everywhere, or having publishers SUBSCRIBE_DROP every group they skip or reset so no timer is needed. The reliable-reset quest removes the grace either way.ProtocolViolation), per draft-19 section 3.3.2.@moq/netends the track cleanly. I kept fix(net): end an IETF subscription from its PUBLISH_DONE #4083's reading. The two should converge, and I think Rust is right.Follow-ups
just test interop). It is not added here.moq importcloses its session as soon as stdin ends, with the tail still in flight, and the JS subscriber needs fix(net): deliver a track's tail up to its declared end #4086. See the newquest/m1/track-tail-interop.md.Dropped, orCancelfrom the driver). That isquest/m1/session-death-error.md.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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