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WalkthroughAdds a quest entry and a plan for Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The plan still needs to explain how protocol violations reach a terminal bus error instead of triggering another reconnect. The gap is limited to the planned implementation and should be clarified before that work begins. Pre-merge checks |
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| - Dial through moq-tokio's reconnecting client rather than a single connect, | ||
| so a dropped connection redials and announcements resume. While | ||
| disconnected, pads are held exactly as after an `End`. |
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When the relay remains unavailable for more than 10 seconds, merely switching to moq-tokio's reconnecting client does not satisfy this goal: Backoff::default() sets a 10-second timeout (rs/moq-tokio/src/connection.rs:135-165), after which the loop returns a terminal reconnect error (:807-810) and moqsrc will post the bus error that this quest promises to avoid. Specify unlimited retries for this element, or explicitly define a bounded outage contract, and make the regression keep the relay down past the configured budget so a quick restart cannot mask the failure.
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Agreed. Fixed in 86ffbbc: the plan now sets backoff.timeout = 0 (unlimited, as moqsink already does), and the test keeps the relay down past the default 10s budget.
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No actionable bugs found in this planning-only diff. Reusing moq-tokio's existing reconnect loop and the pad lifecycle from #5191 is a sensible, minimal direction; a second retry mechanism or new property isn't needed. The loopback relay-restart test targets the intended behavior.
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| already does for a publisher restart. Only a refusal (`NotFound`, | ||
| `Unauthorized`) is fatal. |
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The goal still says only NotFound and Unauthorized are fatal, while the plan correctly states that Forbidden dial responses are also terminal through is_auth. This leaves the quest's acceptance criteria contradictory and can cause the implementation or tests to omit the HTTP 403 case; update the goal to include Forbidden too.
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Agreed. Fixed in 4215622: the Goal now lists Forbidden too.
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| already does for a publisher restart. Only a refusal (`NotFound`, | ||
| `Unauthorized`, `Forbidden`) is fatal. |
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When the relay answers with a non-retryable HTTP status such as 400, moq_tokio::Connection terminates the reconnect loop because status_retryable permits only 408/429/502/503/504 (rs/moq-tokio/src/error.rs:40-46, connection.rs:994-1002). The exhaustive “Only” here therefore conflicts with both the existing client contract and the requirement to reject malformed input; broaden the goal to include other explicit terminal CONNECT responses rather than implying they should retry forever. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Agreed. Fixed in feaca8e: the Goal now treats any settled CONNECT status as a refusal, and the plan points at status_retryable.
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This quest intentionally changes user-visible moqsrc behavior during relay outages, but its implementation plan never updates doc/bin/gstreamer.md; without that scope, the documented lifecycle can remain stale after the quest lands. Add the documentation update to the plan as required for every rs/moq-gst behavior change. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L107-L109
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Agreed. Fixed in feaca8e: the plan now includes updating doc/bin/gstreamer.md.
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No new actionable bugs found in the planning changes since my previous review.
Addressed in quest/m1/moqsrc-reconnect.md:
- Lines 21–22, 28–32: unlimited retries and a >10s outage test with a reconnecting publisher address the independent retry-budget finding.
- Lines 7–9, 23–27: terminal CONNECT statuses now match
status_retryable, addressing the refusal-contract finding and the earlier dial/request clarification. - Line 33: the GStreamer lifecycle documentation update is now explicitly in scope, addressing the documentation finding.
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| already does for a publisher restart. Only a refusal is fatal: a settled | ||
| CONNECT status (such as `Unauthorized` or `Forbidden`) or a `NotFound` path | ||
| or catalog. |
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The “Only a refusal is fatal” contract also makes malformed post-handshake MoQ input recoverable. moq_tokio::Connection retries every established-session error except auth (connection.rs:941-990), and with backoff.timeout = 0 a protocol violation can therefore leave moqsrc holding its pads and reconnecting forever instead of reporting the malformed peer on the bus. Preserve malformed catalog and protocol failures as terminal, as the prerequisite quest already requires for malformed catalogs.
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Agreed. Fixed in 465a7de: malformed input stays fatal, and the plan notes that the implementation must tell a protocol violation from a dropped connection.
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| - Test end to end through a loopback relay: kill the relay mid-playback, keep | ||
| it down past the default 10s budget, restart it, and require frames on the | ||
| same pad by name with no bus error. Publish with `moqsink`, which reconnects | ||
| on its own, so the test exercises `moqsrc` resuming rather than a publisher | ||
| that never came back. |
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When a relay accepts the initial session but rejects a later redial with 401, 403, or another settled CONNECT status, the reconnect loop terminates while moqsrc is already in its held-pad state. The sole planned test only restores the relay successfully, so it cannot catch an implementation that treats the closed announcement origin as a normal end and never posts the promised bus error. Add a regression that rejects a redial after playback has begun and asserts the terminal bus error.
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Agreed. Fixed in 465a7de: a second test case refuses the redial after playback began and requires the terminal bus error.
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| already does for a publisher restart. Only a refusal is fatal: a settled | ||
| CONNECT status (such as `Unauthorized` or `Forbidden`) or a `NotFound` path | ||
| or catalog. |
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In a session where the peer sends a protocol violation or a bad catalog, this goal says the error is nonfatal because it declares that only the enumerated refusals terminate, while the plan at lines 28-30 now requires malformed input to terminate too. The final head therefore still has contradictory acceptance criteria after adding the malformed-input bullet, so an implementation can satisfy the goal by retrying malformed input forever; include malformed input in the fatal set. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Agreed. Fixed in d49135d: the Goal now lists malformed input (a protocol violation or a bad catalog) as fatal, which matches the plan.
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| - Malformed input (a protocol violation or bad catalog) stays fatal too. The | ||
| reconnect loop retries every established-session error except auth, so the | ||
| implementation must tell a protocol violation from a dropped connection. |
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When an established session ends with ProtocolViolation or KeyValueFormatting, moq-tokio currently retries every non-auth session error, and the proposed zero timeout makes a mistaken classification retry forever. Although the new bullet preserves this requirement, the final head's test list still covers only successful recovery and a 403 redial, so it cannot catch the exact failure the implementation must distinguish; add a malformed-session case that requires a terminal bus error. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Agreed. Fixed in d49135d: the plan now includes a test where the session ends in a protocol violation and requires a terminal bus error.
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No new actionable bugs found in the planning changes since my previous review.
In quest/m1/moqsrc-reconnect.md, lines 7–9 and 28–30 now consistently make malformed input fatal; lines 35–37 add terminal-bus-error cases for both a refused redial and a protocol violation after playback. These address the independent malformed-input finding, refusal-test finding, and protocol-regression finding.
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| that never came back. Two more cases require a terminal bus error after | ||
| playback began: a refused redial (for example a 403), and a session that | ||
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When the relay reconnects and reannounces the path but the catalog request is rejected with NotFound, the failure occurs after CONNECT in the announcement/request path, so neither the 403 CONNECT case nor the protocol-violation case exercises it. An implementation could therefore classify it as ordinary source loss, keep the pads held, and never post the bus error promised above; add a post-redial path or catalog NotFound case that asserts a terminal bus error. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Not changing the plan for this one. The refusal bullet already requires a NotFound path or catalog after a successful redial to error on the bus. The test list is guidance, not an exhaustive matrix, so the implementing PR can add this case alongside the others. That review is the right place to hold the line on coverage.
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| - Retry without limit (`backoff.timeout = 0`), as `moqsink` does: the default | ||
| 10s budget would turn a longer outage into a bus error. |
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With backoff.timeout = 0, an unsupported but syntactically valid URL such as ftp://host/path never reaches the bus: ResolvedSettings accepts it, each backend returns UnsupportedScheme, and Connection::run retries that error because it has neither an auth classification nor an HTTP status. The current one-shot dial instead reports the error, so the plan should classify deterministic local dial/configuration errors as terminal and cover one in the regression tests rather than retrying them forever.
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Good catch, but the fix belongs at the source, not in this plan. Connection::run returns only on auth, a settled HTTP status, or !reconnect. So a deterministic local error like UnsupportedScheme is retried forever by any client with backoff.timeout = 0, and moqsink has that problem today. The right fix is for moq-tokio's reconnect loop to classify local dial and config errors as terminal. That fixes moqsink, and this quest gets it for free. I'm flagging it to the maintainer as a separate follow-up.
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