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Two follow-ups from moq-dev#5181: a restarted moqsink lists every requested pad in its first catalog, and every moqsrc pad of a run shares one timestamp reference and segment base. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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- Around line 30-33: Update the shared-reference mapping described around
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@moq/publish only waits for tracks to settle in source mode; the documented announce="always" bypasses that gate (js/publish/src/announce.ts:22-44), and the exported Broadcast API defaults announce to true (js/publish/src/broadcast.ts:91-96) while rendition configs may resolve later. After such a publisher restarts, moqsrc receives an empty or partial first snapshot, applies the rule at lines 20-24 to EOS the held rendition, and later exposes the rendition on a new unlinked pad, which is the same failure this quest targets. Keep this publisher path in scope and add a restart regression, or introduce a way to distinguish provisional catalogs from final absence.
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Right: only source mode, the <moq-publish> default, waits for tracks to settle. announce="always" and the Broadcast class used directly can send a partial first catalog. The maintainer chose to keep this quest a moqsink change and plan the browser case separately. The Goal's non-goals now name that gap instead of claiming every other publisher is complete. Fixed in 7b02baf.
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hang::container::TIMESCALE is not the decoded frame scale for every supported container: CMAF preserves each track's mdhd scale and LOC can carry a per-frame scale (rs/moq-mux/src/container/mod.rs:53-61, rs/moq-mux/src/container/loc/mod.rs:57-65). For ordinary 90 kHz video and 48 kHz audio, sharing the current raw moq_net::Timestamp reference makes relative_pts subtract mismatched scales; Timestamp::checked_sub rejects that and the helper maps the result to zero (rs/moq-net/src/model/time.rs:296-305, rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs:891-900). Require a normalized reference plus a mixed-timescale CMAF regression, or the proposed alignment will collapse one pad's PTS instead.
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Agreed. CMAF keeps each track's mdhd timescale, and Timestamp::checked_sub refuses mismatched scales. The Plan now says the tracks share one timeline but not one scale, requires comparing times converted to one scale, and the test includes a CMAF broadcast whose tracks use different timescales. Fixed in 7b02baf.
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The earlier completeness concern is addressed in quest/m1/gst-first-catalog.md:11–15: immediate-announcement browser publishers are now explicitly excluded with their remaining gap acknowledged, consistent with the existing discussion. This corrects the plan; the browser runtime limitation remains deferred. The A/V plan also addresses the existing mixed-timescale and pre-reference clipping concerns by specifying normalization, segment mapping, and regression cases.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winResolve the first-frame offset conflict.
When the later first frame fixes the shared reference, the earlier first frame is before
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A first frame before the shared reference is clipped, so its original offset is not observable. Also drop a pad's reservation when its caps are opaque, and note that the catalog producer exists only during a run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixed in the plan: quest/m1/gst-src-av-sync.md:51–56 separates equal-broadcast-time alignment from pre-reference clipping, addressing CodeRabbit’s first-frame test conflict. quest/m1/gst-first-catalog.md:29–38 now covers pre-existing pads at run startup, immediate reservation for mid-run pads, and releasing reservations once caps prove opaque.
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42-43: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winClarify that opaque pads release reservations rather than never reserving them.
The quest says that every requested pad reserves a catalog slot and that an opaque pad drops its reservation after caps resolve. It later says that opaque pads “never reserve.” These statements allow different first-catalog behavior. Replace “never reserve” with wording that says the reservation does not remain after opaque caps resolve.
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Both quests stay in m1 after moq-dev#3021. An unfed pad's reservation drops on release, EOS without caps, or opaque caps. moqsrc's first frame read fixes the run's shared reference and segment base. Docs stay inline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| front, and `<moq-publish>`'s default `source` mode waits for its enabled | ||
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Fresh evidence in this final tree: a repo-wide rg across quest/ finds no browser first-catalog follow-up beyond the two statements in this file. Broadcast still defaults announce to true (js/publish/src/broadcast.ts:91-96) and serves its current catalog before announcing (:238-264), so a direct API user or announce="always" publisher can still send a partial first snapshot; on restart, moqsrc then EOSes the held rendition and later exposes an unlinked replacement pad. Add and link the separate JS quest promised here so this production path is not left unowned. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Correct, there is no quest yet for the browser case (announce="always", or Broadcast used directly). The maintainer chose to plan it separately rather than widen this moqsink quest, and planning a new quest belongs to a maintainer-run /quest-plan interview. I'm reporting it back as a follow-up for that, not adding it here.
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When a requested pad receives structurally accepted but unusable caps, such as AAC without codec_data, or hits a duplicate track-name error, Pad::observe_caps returns CapsOutcome::Failed and the lifecycle becomes terminal (rs/moq-gst/src/sink/pad.rs:283-289, rs/moq-gst/src/sink/imp.rs:782-787). That path neither hands the new pre-caps reservation to an importer nor matches the release, EOS-without-caps, or opaque-caps cases listed here, so it can keep the initial catalog gate closed forever while valid sibling pads stream. Require caps/build failures to drop the reservation and cover that failure with the catalog regression. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Agreed. CapsOutcome::Failed leaves the lifecycle terminal, so its reservation would never resolve. In e863e76 the Plan says a pad whose caps fail (AAC without codec_data, a duplicate track name) drops its reservation, and the test covers it.
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When a pad request overlaps READY -> PAUSED, the current flow can increment admissions while live is still None, release control, and not call add_pad until after start_session has installed the catalog and enumerated sink_pads (rs/moq-gst/src/sink/imp.rs:437-455,553-585). Such a pad is in neither reservation set described here, so the first snapshot can still publish before its caps arrive unless reservation is attached during confirm_admission or an equivalent atomic handoff. Add this interleaving to the required regression. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Agreed. request_new_pad bumps admissions with no live run, and add_pad can land after start_session has listed sink_pads. In e863e76 the Plan reserves in confirm_admission, which holds the control lock start_session takes, so each admitted pad ends up in exactly one set. The test covers a pad requested while the run starts.
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P2: Keep the first-catalog gate held across pending admissions (quest/m1/gst-first-catalog.md:39–42). The existing startup-race finding is not fully addressed by moving reservation into confirm_admission. That function still runs after add_pad and child_added (rs/moq-gst/src/sink/imp.rs:446–455). A request can increment admissions, pause before add_pad, then let start_session enumerate the existing pads and release control. An existing pad can resolve and publish the first snapshot before the pending request reaches confirmation. Taking the same lock later cannot restore that snapshot, and catalog reservations stop gating after the first publish. Require a startup reservation covering outstanding admissions until each is reserved or cancelled, or an equivalent atomic handoff. The regression should let a sibling resolve before the delayed admission confirms and assert that no partial first snapshot escapes.
Fixed in the plan: caps/build failures now release reservations (gst-first-catalog.md:46–50), addressing the caps-failure finding. The unfed-pad policy, first-frame shared reference/base, milestones, and inline docs are now settled. Browser first-catalog work remains explicitly deferred and its separate quest is still unwritten.
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When a video pad has accepted caps but has not yet resolved its catalog config, such as H.264 byte-stream caps followed by EOS before an SPS, the reservation is already owned by the importer, so the stated EOS without caps release does not cover it. handle_event(Eos) currently only marks that pad ended, while maybe_finish_locked finalizes producers only after every pad ends (rs/moq-gst/src/sink/imp.rs:823-833,933-977); if an audio sibling keeps streaming, this reservation can never resolve and the first catalog stays withheld. Include this terminal path and its regression in the quest. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Agreed. Once caps arrive the importer owns the reservation, so "EOS without caps" misses a pad that ends before its config resolves, such as H.264 byte-stream ending before its SPS. In the new head the Plan drops the reservation on every terminal path before the rendition resolves, including EOS after caps, and the test covers that case while a sibling streams.
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| reservation follows the admission: `start_session` also reserves one slot | ||
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When READY -> PAUSED takes the lock after add_pad but before confirm_admission, the new pad is both returned by sink_pads() and still counted in control.admissions; request_new_pad also emits child_added before confirmation (rs/moq-gst/src/sink/imp.rs:446-455), so a reentrant handler can deliver CAPS and consume the pad-side reservation first. Following this plan then hands the second admission reservation to an already-resolved pad with no later importer handoff to release it, keeping the first catalog gated forever. Key admissions by pad or explicitly settle/deduplicate an already-visible pad, and cover this exact ordering.
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Agreed. A count-based slot can be handed to a pad that already reserved through sink_pads or a reentrant CAPS. The new head keys the slot by pad: each lifecycle holds at most one reservation and filling it is idempotent. start_session fills the slot for every pad in sink_pads or the admitted-but-unconfirmed set, and the test checks that a pad already visible at run start is reserved only once.
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Plans two follow-ups that came out of #5181, where
moqsrcfollows a restart on the same pads. #5181 was superseded by #5191, which landed the same behaviour, so both quests are ready now. Both go in m1, right after #3021.quest/m1/gst-first-catalog.md[S]: after a restart, a rendition the new run's first catalog lists late (moqsinklists a pad only once its caps arrive) gets EOS and a new pad instead of resuming on its held pad. The fix goes inmoqsink: each pad reserves its catalog slot when it is requested.moqsrc's rule stays: a rendition the new catalog drops ends with EOS.quest/m1/gst-src-av-sync.md[M]: eachmoqsrcpump takes its own first frame as the reference and the running time at its own first buffer as the segment base, so audio and video line up only by accident. All pads of a run should share one reference and one base. Whatever the reference, times are compared on one scale, because CMAF tracks keep their own timescales. A frame before the reference is clipped by the segment instead of being clamped to zero.The maintainer settled the four open decisions (milestones, the unfed-pad rule, the A/V reference, docs); see the 2026-10-11 decisions below, recorded in each quest's Plan.
The third follow-up was a catalog that is missing or refused while its source is still up, which should post the session error rather than hold the pads. #5191 already does this.
Review follow-up (a44ce19): the A/V test now checks equal running times for audio and video frames with the same broadcast time, plus a pre-reference frame landing before the segment start, since a clipped first frame can't keep its original offset. The
moqsinkplan also drops a reservation whose caps turn out opaque, and reserves per run because the catalog producer only exists fromREADYtoPAUSED. Codex and OpenAI review (e863e76 to ad04544): every terminal path before a rendition resolves drops its reservation (failed caps, and EOS after caps but before a config), extending the unfed-pad decision to the same intent, and a pad admitted while the run starts can't miss the first snapshot: since 2191f37 the reservation follows the admission (start_sessionreserves a slot per outstanding admission,confirm_admissionhands it over,cancel_admissiondrops it). The browser first-catalog quest this PR names as separate planning is still unwritten and goes to a follow-up/quest-plan.Public API: none (planning only). Wire: none.
Decision paper trail
Option wording is condensed.
moqsinkreserves each pad's catalog slot when the pad is requested, andmoqsrc's EOS rule stays /moqsrcholds renditions the new run has not listed yetannounce="always", or theBroadcastclass used directly) also sends a partial first catalog: ✅ Keep the moqsink quest, name the gap, and plan a separate JS follow-up / Keep the quest and plan nothing / Widen the quest to make@moq/publishwithhold its first catalog / Have moqsrc tell provisional catalogs from final onesMaintainer decisions on the open items, 2026-10-11 (decided in #5189's iteration):
doc/bin/gstreamer.mdwithin each implementing PR / A separate docs quest(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)