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quest(m1): plan follow-ups from the 2026-10-10 merge session - #5246
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Group demand after accept, tail arrivals (JS pending tail now waits on it), pool churn cursors, TS damage log, and TS adaptation-only packets. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed all seven planning files at 757236b against base de2963c. No actionable bugs found.
Direction looks sound: separate fetch refusal from demand closure, decouple tail accounting from cache retention, and have JS follow the finalized Rust behavior. The benchmark and TS fixes are appropriately scoped; no broader redesign is needed for this planning PR.
Nonblocking clarification: group-demand-accept.md:5–8 says Rust waits stop “without an error.” Existing clean closure is Err(Error::Dropped), translated to Err(MoqError::Closed) by the binding. Naming that outcome explicitly would avoid interpreting “clean” as Ok(()), which would lose the binding's Closed signal.
Regarding Grok's first observation, the plan's mechanism is correct: accept writes NotFound in track.rs, and fetch demand reads that rejected field.
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| Once a group request is answered with `accept`, its `group::Demand` ends the | ||
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The proposed field split cannot make group::Demand::used() or unused() stop without an error: both map a closed fetch channel through abort_reason(), whose missing rejection falls back to Error::Dropped. It only achieves the FFI behavior because gone() translates Dropped to MoqError::Closed. Either state that direct Rust callers receive Dropped, or plan an explicit accepted outcome and a Rust-level regression test that expects Ok(()); otherwise this public behavior has contradictory acceptance criteria.
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Agreed. Fixed in 7a9f788: the Goal now says used(), unused(), and closed() return Error::Dropped after accept, which moq-ffi reports as Closed, matching a dropped request.
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WalkthroughThis change updates the m1 quest list and adds quest documents covering TS damage logging, adaptation-only TS packets, recorded tail arrivals, accepted group-demand closure, and pool-churn cursor benchmarking. The documents describe plans, tests, and stated release status. No implementation changes are included. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change only adds planning documents for upcoming work and does not alter runtime behavior, so it carries no meaningful merge risk. Pre-merge checks |
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Name the Rust demand outcome after accept (Error::Dropped), cover both TS adaptation field length boundaries, note the grace expiry question for tail arrivals, and keep issue references off line starts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed 7a9f788 against my previously reviewed 757236b. The base is unchanged; this is one additional planning commit. No actionable bugs found.
The demand outcome clarification resolves my earlier comment and the independent Codex finding. Covering both TS adaptation-length boundaries is a sensible extension.
Nonblocking direction on the new tail-expiry question: preserve the fact that a group arrived when compacting old records. Turning a delivered group back into a hole would contradict the goal that a fully delivered reader ends cleanly. Existing Tail::expire folds gaps into accounted runs; it does not forget received coverage. This addresses the ambiguity also raised in Grok's third observation, without requiring an unbounded arrival log.
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| Decided 2026-10-10 (found in #5139): clean close after accept, reject keeps | ||
| its error. Flip moq-ffi's `group_request_demand_fails_after_accept` and the | ||
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The only named regression test exercises the accepted request through moq-ffi, but this field split can make that test pass while failing to copy the rejection reason into the new demand-specific field, causing rejected Rust and FFI demands to report Dropped/Closed instead. Add a direct moq-net regression covering both accept and reject outcomes, including closed(), so the stated preservation of reject errors is enforced.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L18-L18
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Agreed. Fixed in 7030cf2: the plan now requires a moq-net test that accept and reject outcomes both hold for used(), unused(), and closed().
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Require a moq-net test that accept and reject outcomes hold for every demand wait, and word the TS quests' backport as the plan, not a status. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed 7030cf2 against previously reviewed 7a9f788; one additional commit, unchanged base. No actionable bugs found.
The expanded demand-test requirement now covers accept and reject across all three waits, addressing the independent Codex finding. This is the right scope for protecting the field split. Both TS quests now clearly describe future main-first backports rather than completed work.
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Plans five m1 quests found while merging today's PRs:
quest/m1/group-demand-accept.md[S]: an accepted group request'sgroup::Demandends withDropped(moq-ffiClosed) instead ofNotFound, with a moq-net test for both accept and reject (found in feat(ffi): a group request reports its demand #5139).quest/m1/tail-arrivals.md[M]: a track judges its pending tail from a per-track record of live arrivals instead of scanning the cache, and errors a reader whose tail ends short because a never-arrived group was aborted (found in fix(net): keep a lite subscription's demand until its groups drain #4225). Includes a fan-out benchmark.quest/m1/js-pending-tail.mdnow requires it, so JS ports the final design once.quest/m1/pool-churn-cursors.md[XS]:bench_pool_churnsweeps announce cursors per prefix (found in fix(net): don't renew a prefix whose winner already restarted #5182).quest/m1/ts-damage-log.md[XS]: a burst of damaged TS units logs a first warning and a periodic summary per PID (found in fix(mux): refuse damaged TS units without ending ingest (backport #4733) #5124). Main first, then cherry-picked torelease.quest/m1/ts-adaptation-only.md[XS]: a TS adaptation field must fit its packet: exactly 183 bytes when adaptation-only, at most 182 with a payload (found in fix(mux): refuse damaged TS units without ending ingest (backport #4733) #5124). Main first, thenrelease.Public API: none (planning only). Wire: none.
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