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No new actionable correctness findings in the four-file planning diff.
Direction: the two follow-ups are well scoped. Separating listener shutdown from the in-flight task lock targets the accept-cancellation deadlock without retaining the spawned-call exception. Reusing MoqTrackDemand keeps the track-request addition small and consistent with Rust; no second demand mechanism is needed.
The dependency-status caveat for #5140 and #5139 is already covered by the existing review. Both are still open drafts, so treat their described shapes as proposed until they land. No duplicate inline comments.
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| Found in #5140 (ffi-cancel-read), decided 2026-10-09. That PR made | ||
| `Task::run` await in place, so a cancelled future that is never polled again | ||
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Rebase the accept plan on the current Task implementation
In the reviewed parent, MoqServer::accept already calls self.task.run (rs/moq-ffi/src/server.rs:153-155), native Task::run itself spawns a runtime task guarded by AbortOnDrop (rs/moq-ffi/src/ffi.rs:216-243), and no Task::spawn method exists. Thus the stated root cause and decided change describe an earlier implementation, so following this quest would not address the remaining cancellation race; the plan and regression need to be derived from the code that is actually present.
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| #5139's `MoqGroupRequest.demand()` shape, including returning `Closed` once | ||
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Keep request demand alive after acceptance
When a track request is accepted, Rust moves the same track state into the resulting producer (track::Request::accept in rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs), so a demand handle obtained before acceptance continues watching that producer and should close only when the track is released. Requiring Closed as soon as the request is answered would make the new API unusable for the stated dynamic-server use case: immediately after starting production it could no longer observe the final subscriber leaving and stop that production.
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Automated review of b6f5267 (docs-only quest PR): three new quests (moq-ffi cancelled accept, I checked the claims against main. Non-blocking:
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Reviewed the substantive additions since 87ed38d; the base is unchanged. No new actionable correctness findings.
Direction: the local route reduction in quest/m1/watch-follow-prefix.md:14-21 matches the proposed Rust follower's most-specific-route and epoch semantics. Keeping it within Broadcast until another JS consumer needs it is appropriately scoped. Extending the existing real-player test coverage (quest/m0/broadcast-epoch/README.md:87-90) is preferable to relying on a manual republish check.
Prior status: the FFI plans are unchanged, so the previous dependency caveat remains. #5139, #5140, and now #5154 are still open drafts; their shapes remain provisional. This is already covered by the latest independent review, so no duplicate inline finding.
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Automated review of Plans five follow-ups (ffi accept-cancel, track request demand, watch prefix-follow, import catalog drop, TS passthrough flake) plus a player-level test line in broadcast-epoch. I checked the claims against main: Non-blocking
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| `MoqTrackRequest` gains `demand()` in moq-ffi and every wrapper (Python, Go, | ||
| Swift, Kotlin, Dart, C++), returning a `MoqTrackDemand` like |
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Include the required C and documentation surfaces
Expand the quest beyond the listed wrappers: adding MoqTrackRequest.demand() to rs/moq-ffi also requires synchronizing rs/moq-c and the applicable doc/lib/* surfaces. Following the current “every wrapper” scope would otherwise leave the C API and language documentation inconsistent with the new public binding method.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L100-L102
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Agreed: rs/moq-c already has moq_track_request_*, and the cross-package table pairs moq-ffi with moq-c and doc/lib. 65bc9ef adds both to the quest, with the C side following moq_publish_media_demand.
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Follow-up review at 65bc9ef (since eccedd8; ignoring the main merge a7155b1) This push sharpens two plans:
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Reviewed the cumulative changes since b6f5267, excluding the two commits brought in from main. One non-blocking finding inline: the TS flake plan reverses the failing assertion's meaning.
Prior status: the #5140 sequencing caveat is addressed explicitly. The demand-lifetime clarification and C/documentation scope addition address those existing comments; no duplicate findings.
Direction: reusing the shared net-layer follower now being implemented in #5154 avoids a second route reducer in watch. The independent catalog-drop and TS-flake quests remain appropriately focused on causes. #5154 is still a draft, so the previously noted implementation-order caveat remains.
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[P3] Correct the failure direction in the investigation plan
The reported message comes from assert!(output.len() > KYRION.len(), "{version}: both copies crossed") in rs/moq-cli/src/publish.rs:1060. A failure therefore means the recording contains at most one fixture's worth of bytes. Asking why both copies cross sends the investigation toward the opposite condition. Change this to “find why both copies fail to cross under load,” or describe the missing recording output explicitly.
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Right, the message names the expectation, not the failure. 63e3ac4 says the recording held at most one copy and asks why the second copy goes missing under load.
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| - [Named error fields](/quest/m1/ffi-shape/error-fields.md) - `MoqError` variants name their fields, so no binding exposes a positional `v1` | ||
| - [Bindings](/quest/m0/broadcast-epoch/bindings.md) - the wrappers expose epochs and rename `session.epoch()`, on the reshaped wrappers | ||
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Break the circular dependency between demand quests
Adding this child without updating the adjacent Group request demand plan leaves the two quests circular: group-request-demand.md says to mirror the “existing” TrackRequest method, while track-request-demand.md says that method is absent and to follow GroupRequest's shape. If either quest is dispatched now, there is no reference API, and the group quest may expose MoqTrackDemand even though Rust returns a distinct group::Demand; define the group-specific binding shape and make the dependency order explicit. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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The cycle is only on paper: #5139 implements the group quest with its own MoqGroupDemand (mirroring Rust's group::Demand, not MoqTrackDemand) and deletes group-request-demand.md, so editing that file here would just add a modify/delete conflict with #5139. 63e3ac4 makes the order explicit instead: the track quest starts after #5139 lands. If #5139 is abandoned, its stale "existing demand()" line needs fixing then.
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Reviewed the two-file change since 65bc9ef; the base is unchanged. No new actionable findings.
Fixed: my P3 failure-direction finding. ts-passthrough-jump.md:10-16 now describes incomplete recording output and investigates missing data. The length assertion alone does not identify which portion was lost; determining that remains part of the investigation.
The explicit “start after #5139 lands” in track-request-demand.md:15-16 also addresses the existing dependency-order concern. #5139 remains open, but already contains the concrete MoqGroupDemand shape to follow. Direction remains sound: reuse that shape and fix the flake at its cause without retries or longer waits.
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15-18: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winState the
#5154prerequisite.This quest uses the shared helper introduced by
#5154. Without an explicit dependency, the M1 index does not constrain selection order. State that this quest starts after#5154lands.Suggested fix
Found in #5154 (broadcast-epoch apps), decided 2026-10-09: `Broadcast.#runBroadcast` in `js/watch` ignores `End`, so the player goes offline even though a covering prefix still announces the path. +This quest starts after #5154 lands.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Summary
Plans follow-ups that open PRs surfaced:
quest/m1/ffi-accept-cancel.md[S]: a cancelledMoqServer::acceptnever takes a session. From fix(moq-ffi): a cancelled read never takes the next frame #5140, which leftlisten/accepton the spawned path becauseMoqServer::cancelblocks its thread.quest/m1/ffi-shape/track-request-demand.md[S]:MoqTrackRequest.demand()in moq-ffi and every wrapper. From feat(ffi): a group request reports its demand #5139, whose quest assumed this method already existed.quest/m1/watch-follow-prefix.md[S]:@moq/watchmoves to a covering prefix when the exact route ends, using the follow helper that feat(apps): players follow announce Start, Restart, and End #5154 moves into moq-net and mirrors in@moq/net.quest/m1/test-flakes-2/ts-passthrough-jump.md[S]: moq-cli's flagged-jump TS passthrough test, failing onmainunder load (seen in feat(ffi)!: bindings expose publisher epochs; "epoch" means only that #5146, test(cli): fail the import EOF test on the publisher's exit, not a deadline #5155, fix(mux): keep the last good parameter sets when refusing a TS access unit #5153).quest/m1/import-catalog-drop.md[XS]: a catalogtrack::Producerdropped without finish under load (test(cli): fail the import EOF test on the publisher's exit, not a deadline #5155).quest/m0/broadcast-epoch/README.md: the line's end-to-end relay test also drivesmoq playand a browser@moq/watch(feat(apps): players follow announce Start, Restart, and End #5154).None of these link a quest that an open PR deletes.
Public API: none (planning only). Wire: none.
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origin::Consumer::follow, mirrored in@moq/net) / JS @moq/net only / Keep plan as-is(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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