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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughAdds two quests to the M1 list. One documents a proposal to unify demand handles across track, group, and broadcast subscriber-serving handles. The other documents a proposal to cancel a Rust group FETCH when its last reader leaves, including draft-specific cancellation mechanisms and a planned test. These changes add quest documentation; they do not implement the proposed behavior. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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- [P3] Reuse the existing FETCH_CANCEL codec.
quest/m1/ietf-fetch-abandonment.md:17–18incorrectly says Rust has no encoding.ietf::FetchCancelalready implements both encoding and decoding inrs/moq-net/src/ietf/fetch.rs:404–418, and the legacy adapter already routes it. The missing part is emitting it on abandonment. Correct that fact and reuse the codec for drafts 14–16; their virtual stream reset is a no-op.
Direction looks sound: consolidate the demand surface on dev, preserve atomic coalescing/withdrawal, and keep cancellation effective after acceptance. The version-specific cancellation split agrees with draft 16 §9.18 and draft 19 §5.2. No other actionable defects found in these plans.
Verification: static review of all three changed documents and the relevant model, subscriber, adapter, codec and FFI code. No runtime tests or local gates ran; Rust/Nix/just/quest tooling is unavailable here, and this commit's Check workflow is queued. This PR itself changes no API or wire behavior.
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ITERATE (reviewed Plans Demand-everywhere (dev API cleanup) and IETF group-FETCH abandonment; facts mostly match main/dev, but two claims would mislead implementers. Blocking
Non-blocking
No alternative approach worth exploring — Demand-per-level plus IETF cancel-after-answer matching SUBSCRIBE/lite is the right shape. This is an automated review, not the maintainer's decision |
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MERGE (re-review after push; head Address-review commit Prior findings
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No new actionable findings. The earlier P3 is fixed in ietf-fetch-abandonment.md:17–27: reuse the existing FetchCancel codec for drafts 14–16; the missing work is emission on abandonment. The goal retains STOP_SENDING plus request-stream reset for later drafts, consistent with the draft-17 cancellation rules.
Demand everywhere:19–23 now distinguishes broadcast producer APIs from Demand methods. The #4691 statement is accurate after its confirmed merge at 4778159, which this head includes. Its independent-shipping clarification avoids making IETF cancellation wait for the broader API cleanup.
Direction remains sound: reuse existing cancellation machinery, retain atomic demand semantics, and consolidate the breaking Demand surface on dev. This planning PR itself changes no API or wire behavior.
Verification: separated the two-document review fix and merge-resolution wording from seven main commits brought in by the base merge. Rechecked the plans against the codec, adapter, subscriber and model APIs plus the protocol boundary. Static review only; Rust/Nix/just/quest are unavailable, so no local gates, runtime tests or interop ran. Exact-head Check is still running.
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- Around line 6-7: Update the cancellation wording in the FETCH abandonment
description to distinguish drafts 14–16, which require FETCH_CANCEL, from draft
17, which requires STOP_SENDING on the bidirectional FETCH request stream; state
that stopping the FETCH data stream is optional. Apply the same draft-specific
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IETF MoQ Transport drafts 14 15 16 17 FETCH_CANCEL STOP_SENDING request stream data stream cancellation requirements
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### FETCH cancellation across drafts 14–17
**The cancellation mechanism changes in draft 17.** Drafts **14, 15, and 16** use the `FETCH_CANCEL` control message; draft **17** instead uses QUIC stream cancellation for FETCH.
| Draft | Request cancellation | Data-stream cancellation | Publisher behavior |
|---|---|---|---|
| **14** | Subscriber **MUST send `FETCH_CANCEL`** to cancel; it MAY also send `STOP_SENDING` on an already-open FETCH data stream. | Optional `STOP_SENDING` alongside `FETCH_CANCEL`. | May discard FETCH state on `FETCH_CANCEL`; **MUST reset open streams** associated with the FETCH. ([datatracker.ietf.org](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-moq-transport/14/)) |
| **15** | Same: **`FETCH_CANCEL` is required**; `STOP_SENDING` on the data stream is optional. | Optional. | May discard state on `FETCH_CANCEL`; **MUST reset open streams** associated with FETCH. ([datatracker.ietf.org](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-moq-transport/15/)) |
| **16** | Same: **`FETCH_CANCEL` is required**; `STOP_SENDING` on the data stream is optional. | Optional. | May discard state on `FETCH_CANCEL`; **MUST reset open streams** associated with FETCH. ([datatracker.ietf.org](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-moq-transport/16/?utm_source=openai)) |
| **17** | The request is on a bidirectional stream; to cancel, the subscriber **MUST send `STOP_SENDING` on that request stream**. `FETCH_CANCEL` is absent. | `STOP_SENDING` on the data stream is optional if it is already open. | On receiving `STOP_SENDING`, the publisher can discard FETCH state and **MUST reset both the request stream and associated data stream**. ([datatracker.ietf.org](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-moq-transport/17/)) |
**Practical takeaway:** Don’t apply draft-17 cancellation rules to implementations using drafts 14–16: those revisions require the `FETCH_CANCEL` message, while draft 17 makes `STOP_SENDING` on the bidirectional request stream the required cancellation signal. This comparison is limited to the cited revisions; the drafts are evolving specifications, not final RFC requirements.
Citations:
- 1: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-moq-transport/14/
- 2: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-moq-transport/15/
- 3: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-moq-transport/16/?utm_source=openai
- 4: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-moq-transport/17/
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Specify the cancellation stream for each draft.
Drafts 14–16 require FETCH_CANCEL; STOP_SENDING on an open FETCH data stream is optional. Draft 17 requires STOP_SENDING on the bidirectional FETCH request stream; stopping the data stream is optional. The current wording does not identify this target and could leave FETCH state active if it stops only the data stream.
Suggested wording
-fetching upstream, it cancels that FETCH (STOP_SENDING plus a reset of the
-request stream, or FETCH_CANCEL on drafts that define it), before and after
+fetching upstream, it cancels that FETCH with FETCH_CANCEL on drafts 14 to 16,
+or with STOP_SENDING on the bidirectional FETCH request stream on draft 17.
+STOP_SENDING on an open FETCH data stream is optional, before and after
FETCH_OK, the same as an idle SUBSCRIBE and the lite FETCH after #4691.-Send the existing `FetchCancel` on the drafts that define it (14 to 16) and reset the request stream on later drafts, which removed FETCH_CANCEL.
+Send the existing `FetchCancel` on drafts 14 to 16. On draft 17, send
+`STOP_SENDING` on the bidirectional FETCH request stream. `STOP_SENDING` on
+the FETCH data stream is optional.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @quest/m1/ietf-fetch-abandonment.md around lines 6 - 7:
Update the cancellation wording in the FETCH abandonment description to
distinguish drafts 14–16, which require FETCH_CANCEL, from draft 17, which
requires STOP_SENDING on the bidirectional FETCH request stream; state that
stopping the FETCH data stream is optional. Apply the same draft-specific
behavior wherever the diff describes sending FetchCancel or resetting the
request stream.
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Plans follow-ups from #4691 (FETCH abandonment).
m1/demand-everywhere[M]: ondev, requests and producers at every level watch subscribers throughdemand()alone. The bindings then expose it through FFI shape.m1/ietf-fetch-abandonment[S]: the Rust moq-transport subscriber cancels a group FETCH once its last reader leaves, before and after FETCH_OK. JS never issues IETF FETCH.Decisions
#4691
group::Request::poll_unusedpoll_unusednow, and plan a Demand questgroup::Request::demand()in fix(net): cancel an abandoned lite FETCH upstream, before or after the answer #4691poll_unused, no questCancel after the answer
F: IETF FETCH
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Public API: none (planning only). Wire: none.
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