fix(net): accept each draft's message parameters

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Problem

moqx on draft-16 sends FORWARD (0x10) on SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE. Any key outside a message's list closed the session, so that peer redialed in a loop. Other messages were loose the other way and still accepted parameters a later draft had moved or removed.

Approach

Each control message lists the parameters its draft defines, in rs/moq-net and js/net, for drafts 14 through 22. A listed parameter is decoded, including one the session then ignores, so an illegal value still fails. A known parameter on a message that draft does not define is skipped on draft-14 through draft-16 and closes the session with PROTOCOL_VIOLATION from draft-17 on. An unknown id closes the session from draft-16 on, and is skipped on draft-14 and draft-15.

Draft-17 section 9.3.1 already closes the session for a known parameter on the wrong message. The quest note said to ignore those through draft-17. This follows the draft.

On draft-15, SUBSCRIBE 0x04 is MAX_CACHE_DURATION on the wrong message and is ignored. On draft-16, 0x04 is not a message parameter, so it closes the session. From draft-17 it is RENDEZVOUS: it is decoded and dropped. SUBSCRIBE 0x32 is unrecognized on draft-15 and is NEW_GROUP_REQUEST from draft-16.

TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX updates only a SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE or SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS, so on a subscription's REQUEST_UPDATE it closes the session like any misplaced parameter. REQUEST_UPDATE still marks a delivery-timeout parameter unsupported after decoding it. quest/m2/ietf-request-codes owns accepting those without that mark.

This completes quest/m0/ietf-params-per-draft. #5020 has merged, so this PR deletes that quest file. It also deletes quest/m0/ietf-first-object-zero (landed in #5027) and corrects the parameter rule in doc/concept/standard.md.

Impact

• Public API: no new export. Parameters.decode takes an optional message name. Omitting it keeps the previous behavior.
• Wire: no new parameter. A draft-19 PUBLISH_OK no longer sends GROUP_ORDER. That draft treats the parameter as a session error.

Alternatives

Skipping a misplaced parameter by type from draft-17 on, which those drafts forbid. Accepting only FORWARD on a draft-16 SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE, which leaves the other gaps.

Follow-ups

• Read REQUEST_UPDATE on a SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE stream, so TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX can be applied there.
• Close the session with PROTOCOL_VIOLATION when a follow-up message on a request stream (such as REQUEST_UPDATE on SUBSCRIBE) fails to decode. Today both stacks end only that request with PUBLISH_DONE(INTERNAL_ERROR).
• TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER on a subscription's REQUEST_UPDATE still answers REQUEST_ERROR instead of closing the session; draft-19 allows it only on SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS and its updates.
• quest/m2/ietf-request-codes still owns delivery timeouts on REQUEST_UPDATE that should not mark the update unsupported.

(Written by Grok 4, updated by Claude Opus 5.5)

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P2 — Preserve PUBLISH_NAMESPACE parameters when Cluster is negotiated: cluster.ts:215–220. decodeParams is shared by NAMESPACE and PublishNamespace.#decode, but now always selects the narrower "namespace" allow-list. A valid PUBLISH_NAMESPACE carrying AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN plus its required HOP_PATH is therefore rejected with ProtocolViolation on a Cluster-negotiated draft-17+ session, although the same token is explicitly allowed by the "publish-namespace" list and accepted on the non-Cluster branch. Pass the actual message context into this helper, or decode with "publish-namespace" in that caller before Cluster.fromParams. Add a negotiated PUBLISH_NAMESPACE regression containing both token and HOP_PATH.

Direction: message/version-aware decoding is a sound compatibility improvement, but this shared-helper context mismatch closes a valid session. The draft-14/15 skip and draft-16 known-versus-unknown distinctions otherwise look internally consistent in the reviewed paths.

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Rust and JavaScript parameter decoders now apply draft- and message-specific rules to unknown, misplaced, and version-gated parameters. Message decoders pass parameter context or gate parsing by draft. Tests cover acceptance, ignoring, and rejection across drafts. The standards description and M0 quest list are also updated.

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Addressed the OpenAI review's P2 in 3718bef: Cluster.decodeParams now takes the carrying message, so a negotiated PUBLISH_NAMESPACE decodes against the publish-namespace list (which allows AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN) and SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE entries keep the namespace list. Added Cluster: a negotiated PUBLISH_NAMESPACE may carry AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN, which fails without the fix. The Rust decoder already listed the token, so it needed no change.

Also merged main: its Update::decode_body refactor conflicted with the per-draft gates in request_stream.rs, so the gates and the TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX entry now live in decode_body. cargo clippy/cargo test -p moq-net ietf::, bun test src/ietf, and just test interop --all pass locally.

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The previous P2 is fixed: Cluster.decodeParams now receives the carrying message, both callers select the appropriate list, and the new regression exercises AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN together with the negotiated cluster advertisement. The Rust Update::decode_body conflict resolution preserves the prior per-draft gates and TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX decoding in the refactored legacy/modern path.

No new actionable bugs found in the reviewed changes. Direction: passing message context into the existing helper is a small, appropriate fix that retains the shared cluster validation.

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Automated review of head 7394fa8e (first review on this PR)

The per-draft allow-lists check out against the draft text. I spot-checked draft-15 through draft-20 for FORWARD, GROUP_ORDER, the delivery timeouts, FILL_TIMEOUT, RENDEZVOUS_TIMEOUT, EXPIRES, LARGEST_OBJECT and NEW_GROUP_REQUEST, plus the draft-16 registry behind DRAFT16_MESSAGE_PARAMS and its ignore-on-wrong-message rule (draft-16 §9.2.2, versus close in draft-18 §10.2.1). The ID delta is still advanced before a skipped parameter, in both Rust and JS. The OpenAI P2 is fixed in 3718bef, and the new test covers it.

Should fix

1. TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX is now accepted, and acked, on a subscription's REQUEST_UPDATE. See rs/moq-net/src/ietf/request_stream.rs:150 (and the same entry in SubscribeUpdate, subscribe.rs:511), and in JS parameters.ts:280/:313, which publisher.ts:462 uses.

• request_stream::Update is only decoded in run_subscription (publisher.rs:858), the SUBSCRIBE stream. A SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE stream never goes through it. run_subscribe_namespace_stream watches its stream with poll_cancel, so on draft-17+ an incoming REQUEST_UPDATE there is a DecodeError::Short.
• So the comment's premise ("the message cannot say which request it updates") doesn't hold: the stream already says it's a subscription. Draft-18 §10.2.14 allows 0x34 only on an update for SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE or SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS, and §10.2.1 makes it a PROTOCOL_VIOLATION anywhere else.
• Failure scenario: a draft-18 peer sends REQUEST_UPDATE{TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX} on a SUBSCRIBE stream. _prefix isn't part of unsupported in Rust, and JS consumes it without storing it, so vars/bytes stay empty. Both stacks reply REQUEST_OK and ignore it. Before this PR, both closed the session (Rust with an unknown key, JS with getMessageParamKind throwing), which was the correct behavior.
• Fix: drop 0x34 from the subscription-update lists in both stacks, so the draft-17+ rule closes the session. Keep the tuple decoder in parameters.rs for when a namespace-update decoder exists. That follow-up also needs a REQUEST_UPDATE reader on the namespace stream, not just "applying" the prefix. Then reword the comments and the PR body's follow-up line.
• Test gap: nothing exercises the new 0x34 tuple decode (Rust TrackNamespace or the JS Namespace.decode branch at parameters.ts:773), for example that a parameter after it still decodes. Add one with whichever decoder keeps it.

Non-blocking

2. Some post-checks are now dead code. The where gates send those keys to skip_unlisted before a value is ever stored, so these checks can't fire anymore: fetch.rs:226 (range_filters && !has_range_filters) and the fill/include/range/new-group check at subscribe.rs:123. The fetch.rs comment ("an earlier draft-16+ peer sending one is an unknown parameter") also describes the gate rather than the check. Either delete them or keep them as debug_assert!s.
3. In JS, "publish-ok" and "fetch-ok" have allow-lists (parameters.ts:329, :352), but nothing passes them: PublishOk/FetchOk.#decode throw "not supported". That's harmless, but the lists can drift unchecked from the Rust ones. Separately, Parameters.decode repeats the ControlMessage union inline instead of naming the type.

CI is still pending on this head.

Verdict: ITERATE. It's a small fix: take TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX back off the subscription-update decoders. Everything else looks ready.

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(Written by Grok)

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Automated follow-up review of head 44dfef1f (previous Grok review: 7394fa8e, ITERATE)

Since 7394fa8e, the push is two origin/main merges plus 234944f7. That commit deletes the finished ietf-params-per-draft and ietf-first-object-zero quests, drops them from quest/m0/README.md, and rewrites the doc/concept/standard.md paragraph on message parameters. No Rust or JS file in this PR changed, so the earlier findings stand as they were.

Still open

1. (should fix) TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX is still accepted and acked on a subscription's REQUEST_UPDATE. It's at rs/moq-net/src/ietf/request_stream.rs:150 and subscribe.rs:511 (gated to draft-18+), and in JS at parameters.ts:280. A draft-18 peer sending 0x34 on a SUBSCRIBE stream gets REQUEST_OK, and the prefix is silently dropped. Draft-18 §10.2.1 makes that a PROTOCOL_VIOLATION.

This push also makes the gap a doc contradiction. The new standard.md text says "draft-17 and later close it on both" (unknown and misplaced parameters), but this one misplaced parameter doesn't close the session. The commit also marks the quest finished, even though its Goal ("every control message accepts exactly the parameters its draft allows") isn't met for this case. Either take 0x34 off the subscription-update lists, as suggested before, or keep the quest open (or add a follow-up quest) and qualify the doc sentence.

Non-blocking (unchanged)

2. The post-checks at fetch.rs:226 and subscribe.rs:123 are still dead code behind the where gates.
3. The JS "publish-ok" and "fetch-ok" allow-lists are still unused, because those decoders throw.

The rest of the doc rewrite matches the code: draft-14 and draft-15 ignore unknown and misplaced parameters, and draft-16 ignores misplaced ones but closes on unknown ones. CI is pending on this head.

Verdict: ITERATE. It's the same one-line fix as before, and the new doc sentence is only true once it lands.

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Reviewed commit 05df719238ea9658f5780f87d41e3f8dfc23dcf3, incrementally from 7394fa8e5cc553f802f0c89a898c69dd238caf41, including the documentation cleanup and main integration through ebc9438654ae2fbf408afb9c93304f891b20789e. The PR's Rust/JS changes are unchanged from the previously reviewed head; the PUBLISH_NAMESPACE token fix remains intact.

P2: TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX is still accepted on a SUBSCRIBE stream. This confirms the existing independent finding, rather than adding a duplicate inline comment. Rust Update::decode_body accepts 0x34 without making the update unsupported; JS consumes it without retaining it. Their subscription handlers consequently send REQUEST_OK for a prefix-only update. Draft-18's definition limits this parameter to updates of SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE or SUBSCRIBE_TRACKS. The stream already identifies the request type, so the subscription decoder can reject it with PROTOCOL_VIOLATION.

My previous clean assessment missed this existing bug; it was not introduced by the latest merges. Direction: retain the per-draft validation, remove namespace-prefix acceptance from subscription-update paths, and add Rust/JS regressions asserting the session error for a draft-18 prefix-only update on SUBSCRIBE. Namespace-update support needs its own request-aware path. The new unconditional documentation claim and completed-quest status are premature while this remains.

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Addressed the open findings in 10accc3 (head now 698224f):

• TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX on a subscription update (OpenAI P2, Grok Improve readme #1): removed 0x34 from the REQUEST_UPDATE lists in request_stream.rs, SubscribeUpdate, and the JS subscribe-update/request-update list, so a draft-18 prefix-only update on a SUBSCRIBE stream now closes with PROTOCOL_VIOLATION. The unused tuple decoder (parameters::TrackNamespace, the JS Namespace.decode branch) is deleted rather than kept for a namespace-update reader that does not exist yet. Regressions: request_stream::tests::namespace_prefix_on_subscription_update_closes and Parameters: TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX is not a subscription update parameter.
• Dead post-checks (Grok Add server-side ABR and throttling (to test) #2): deleted the unreachable checks in fetch.rs and both subscribe.rs decoders; the where gates already reject those keys.
• Unused JS lists (Grok Opening handshake failed. QUIC_TLS_CERTIFICATE_UNKNOWN #3): dropped the publish-ok and fetch-ok allow-lists and named the ControlMessage type in Parameters.decode.

Not changed: TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER (0x29) on a subscription update still answers REQUEST_ERROR rather than closing, which is behavior from main with its own test. Noted as a follow-up in the PR body.

Merged main (includes #5045). just check passes except three moq-uring tests that hit the shared RLIMIT_MEMLOCK on this machine; cargo nextest run --workspace --exclude moq-uring, bun test in js/net, and just test interop --all pass.

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Since 44dfef1f, the push is 10accc32 (the fix), 698224f7 (a one-line Prettier reflow of the Parameters.decode signature), and two origin/main merges that don't touch this PR's logic.

Fixed

1. TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX on a subscription's REQUEST_UPDATE (was should-fix). 0x34 is gone from request_stream.rs Update::decode_body, from both SubscribeUpdate param lists in subscribe.rs, and from the JS request-update / subscribe-update allow-list. On draft-18+, decode_params! now falls through to skip_unlisted, which returns false from draft-17 on, so the update fails with InvalidValue and the session closes instead of being acked. JS throws ProtocolViolation before reading the value. The new tests, namespace_prefix_on_subscription_update_closes in request_stream.rs and Parameters: TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX is not a subscription update parameter in ietf.test.ts, pin both sides, and the Rust test also checks that a priority-only update still decodes. Removing the TrackNamespace param type and the JS Namespace.decode branch is safe: no remaining allow-list admits 0x34, the message-less Parameters.decode calls are draft-14-only paths, and neither stack reads REQUEST_UPDATE on a SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE stream yet. The PR body lists that last point as a follow-up.
2. Dead post-checks (was non-blocking). They're removed from subscribe.rs (SUBSCRIBE, and both SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE branches) and from fetch.rs. Each was unreachable: a false where gate never sets the variable, and the draft's ignore-or-close rule already handles the id. range_filters is still computed and used in both Subscribe and Fetch, so there's no unused-variable fallout.
3. Unused JS publish-ok / fetch-ok allow-lists (was non-blocking). They're deleted, and decode now takes the shared ControlMessage type. Nothing else references those names.

Non-blocking

4. The standard.md sentence still over-claims for one case, and that case isn't tracked anywhere once the quest is deleted. "draft-17 and later close it on both" (doc/concept/standard.md ~L113) is now true for 0x34. But as the PR body's follow-ups note, TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER (0x29) on a subscription's REQUEST_UPDATE is still decoded where has_range_filters (request_stream.rs:146, subscribe.rs SubscribeUpdate) and answered with REQUEST_ERROR NOT_SUPPORTED (JS publisher.ts via params.trackPropertyFilter), instead of closing. That's much milder than the old silent ack, because the peer does learn the update failed. Still, ietf-params-per-draft is the quest being closed, and this follow-up (plus the SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE REQUEST_UPDATE one) only lives in the PR body. A small quest file, or "(except TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER on a subscription update)" in the doc, would keep it from getting lost.
5. Minor: the Rust test covers request_stream::Update only. The subscribe.rs SubscribeUpdate decoder lost its 0x34 entry too, but there's no test for it. A one-line case next to the existing SubscribeUpdate tests would cover the subscriber-side decode.

CI is pending on this head (Check, Test, Interop siblings, Quest).

Verdict: MERGE once CI is green. The blocking-adjacent finding is fixed, and the rest is tracking hygiene.

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P2 — Complete session termination for rejected subscription updates. The previous finding is fixed at the decoder, but a draft-18 SUBSCRIBE followed by a prefix-only REQUEST_UPDATE still leaves the session open:

• Rust: the decode error reaches publisher.rs:795–817, which sends PUBLISH_DONE(INTERNAL_ERROR) and closes the request writer. The detached task at lines 499–504 only logs the returned error.
• JS: the rejection from publisher.ts:459–463 is caught at lines 549–556, converted to PUBLISH_DONE(INTERNAL_ERROR), and followed by stream.close(). It never reaches Connection's ProtocolViolation handler.

Draft-18 requires a connection-level PROTOCOL_VIOLATION. Propagate/classify these failures at the session-owning boundary, or explicitly close the session there. Add Rust/JS regressions that establish SUBSCRIBE, send the invalid update, and assert transport close code 0x03; the new tests only assert decoder rejection. This is the remaining runtime part of the existing P2, so no duplicate inline comment is added.

Direction: the allow-list removal and dead-code cleanup are appropriate; complete the error propagation before treating the session-close behavior as fixed. The PUBLISH_NAMESPACE token fix remains intact, and main's #5045 fixes the previously noted missing epoch argument. TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER remains the separately acknowledged inherited follow-up.

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Re the OpenAI review of 698224f7: declining the session-close propagation for this PR and keeping it as a follow-up.

The decoder now rejects TRACK_NAMESPACE_PREFIX on a subscription update, which was the finding. How a malformed REQUEST_UPDATE on a SUBSCRIBE stream is surfaced is older and broader than this PR. On main, any update the decoder rejects (an unknown parameter id on draft-17+, a bad FORWARD value, a short field) already goes through the same path: Rust's run_subscribe_stream answers PUBLISH_DONE(INTERNAL_ERROR) and the detached task only logs it, and the JS catch in publisher.ts does the same. Fixing it means classifying request-stream decode errors at the session boundary for every follow-up message in both stacks, with transport-level regressions. That is its own change, so it is listed as a follow-up rather than folded in here.

TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER on a subscription update stays the other noted follow-up.

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🟡 Minor · Route gated TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER errors through the session… · request_stream.rs:134-150

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Route gated TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER errors through the session protocol-violation path.

For draft-17 and draft-18, TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER is not a valid SUBSCRIBE update parameter. The decoder correctly rejects it, but run_subscription converts that decode error into PUBLISH_DONE with InternalError and closes only the subscription stream. The checked-in draft rules require a PROTOCOL_VIOLATION session close for a known parameter used on a message where that draft does not define it.

The correction belongs to the subscription update error-handling path, not to the parameter gate. Preserve the gate and propagate this decode error to the session-level protocol-violation handler instead of converting it to PUBLISH_DONE InternalError.

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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/ietf/request_stream.rs around lines 134 - 150:
Update the subscription-update error handling in run_subscription so decode
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Re the CodeRabbit review of 7d84b793 (TRACK_PROPERTY_FILTER update errors ending only the request): this is the same request-stream error propagation declined above. It predates this PR, applies to every REQUEST_UPDATE the decoder rejects, and is listed as a follow-up in the PR body.

Since then, main merged twice more (#4927, #4820, #5032, #4984). Conflicts were in quest/m0/README.md (kept main's entries, dropped this PR's deleted quests) and the JS Parameters.decode switch (kept #4927's GROUP_ORDER check and this PR's FORWARD 0/1 check). main itself stopped compiling moq-net tests after #4927 and #4820 crossed; #5048 fixes that separately. With that fix applied locally, the workspace tests (minus moq-uring, which hits the shared RLIMIT_MEMLOCK here), bun test in js/net, and just test interop --all pass.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)

[kixelated]

Merged main again (5db990a) to clear a conflict in doc/concept/standard.md, where #5033 rewrote the moq-transport section as bullets. The resolution keeps main's layout and carries this PR's per-draft message parameter rule into the "Strict SETUP and parameters" bullet, dropping the old blanket "a parameter the negotiated draft does not define closes the session" clause from the credential bullet. No code conflicts.

The maintainer accepted the OpenAI review of 698224f as covering the fix commit plus these mechanical main merges. just check (moq-uring excluded: local RLIMIT_MEMLOCK) and just test interop --all pass. Enabling auto-merge on this head.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)