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quest: plan export source pinning and the stitch catalog bound - #5247
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[P2] Specify refreshing the pinned handle on a same-epoch return
In source-pin.md, lines 27–28, please include the same-epoch linger-return case when defining the pin lifecycle. Current Export::followed clones the source for a program switch and retains it entirely on a same-epoch return once PSI exists; it does not currently create a fresh Source in both cases. After replacing the epoch pin with a cached Consumer, a return following a real route gap can therefore retain the ended handle while installing the newly resolved catalog. Rebuilt rendition and SI subscriptions would then use the old handle, whose track lookup returns Unroutable after closure, defeating the existing linger behavior.
Make adopting the newly resolved own-path Consumer explicit for both stitches and same-epoch returns, and add a regression test that resumes media and an SI track after the old handle closes and the same epoch returns within linger.
The handle-pinning direction and a single catalog-wait bound otherwise look reasonable. This is a planning review based on static inspection; no implementation changes or tests were run.
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| - `ts::Follower` / `Export::follow` build a new `Source` for the broadcast | ||
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Starting Export::follow with an empty pin map leaves its own path unpinned even though the method has already resolved and subscribed the supplied broadcast outside that new Source. If another epochless replacement wins before the followed catalog triggers its first track or SI request, that first lookup resolves the newer route, mixing the supplied broadcast's catalog with the next publisher's data and recreating the splice this quest is meant to prevent. Seed the own-path entry with the broadcast passed to follow/followed, while leaving sibling entries empty.
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Agreed, fixed in 5833974. A stitch seeds the new Source's own-path entry with the broadcast follow was given (sibling entries start empty). There is a test where the replacement is itself replaced before the first track request.
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WalkthroughThe PR adds two quest requirements and their supporting plans. One describes pinning resolved broadcast handles so later requests remain bound to the same broadcast. The other defines Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR only adds planning documents and changes no behavior. Two scope and wording points in the quests are still open. Clarify them before the work starts so the plans do not misdirect the implementation. Pre-merge checks |
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27-28: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the
--lingerdefault and its interaction with--stitch.The CLI and SRT arguments both default
--lingerto0s. With that default,--stitchcan follow a replacement only when its catalog is already available; otherwise the export does not wait for the catalog. State this behavior in both documentation updates.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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22-24: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winVerify that a retained handle rejects later track requests promptly.
The replacement test checks a new origin lookup with an epoch pin. It does not establish what an already-resolved, epochless
broadcast::Consumerdoes when it receives a later track request. Make the epochless test use a finite deadline and assert an error. If the request waits or succeeds, the plan needs explicit handling before relying onFollowerto decide what happens next.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @quest/m0/broadcast-epoch/source-pin.md:
- Around line 25-26: Define the guarantee for unresolved sibling paths in the
source-pin documentation: specify how they avoid resolving to replacement data
and test the resolution order, or explicitly limit the guarantee to paths
already resolved. Update the README summary to match the defined guarantee.
Affected sites: quest/m0/broadcast-epoch/source-pin.md, lines 25-26 — clarify
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Review comments at @quest/m1/ts-follow-catalog-bound.md:
- Around line 15-16: Update the quest description to focus on implementing and
testing the error that names an unanswered stitched replacement, rather than
claiming mid-stream stitches lack a linger bound; the existing setup and
paused-time test already verify the bound. Update the index summary in
quest/m1/README.md to describe this remaining error behavior instead of
presenting the bound as missing. Sites: quest/m1/ts-follow-catalog-bound.md,
lines 15-16—revise the claim and quest focus; quest/m1/README.md, line
181—revise the index summary.
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Review comments at @quest/m0/broadcast-epoch/source-pin.md:
- Around line 22-24: Update the epochless test for an already-resolved
broadcast::Consumer to issue a later track request with a finite deadline and
assert that it returns an error. Do not rely on the replacement test’s new
origin lookup to establish retained-handle behavior; ensure the plan addresses
the outcome if the request waits or succeeds.
Review comments at @quest/m1/ts-follow-catalog-bound.md:
- Around line 27-28: Update the --linger and --stitch documentation in both the
CLI and SRT argument sections to state that --linger defaults to 0s; with that
default, --stitch follows a replacement only if its catalog is already
available, otherwise the export does not wait for the catalog.
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The prior P2 is addressed: source-pin.md:27–31 now explicitly replaces the own-path handle on same-epoch returns, with corresponding planned regression coverage. It also seeds the supplied broadcast on stitches, addressing the separate Codex finding.
No new actionable findings in this delta. The narrowed mid-stream catalog-bound scope and explicit zero-linger documentation are consistent with the existing Follower behavior. Overall direction looks reasonable.
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| epoch and epochless routes. A replaced instance's sticky front refuses new | ||
| tracks, so a late request on it errors, and the Follower decides what | ||
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| - Decided: pin every resolved path, not only the source's own, so a replaced |
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Pinning every resolved path introduces per-export state that fans out across N sibling routes and is consulted by M later requests, but the plan only requires correctness tests. Add a benchmark sweeping both path count and request count so an implementation with table-wide lookup or cleanup costs cannot land without exposing the slope.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L36-L37
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Disagree. The fan-out rule targets axes that grow with the table: publishers, subscribers, routes, sessions. This map is per export and keyed by path. Its N is the number of distinct broadcasts one catalog references (the own path plus, typically, zero to two siblings), and each request is one hash lookup. No request touches the whole map, and nothing is cleaned up across exports, so there is no slope to expose.
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| it followed. A same-epoch return reads the returned handle. Today's | ||
| epoch-pin test (`source.rs`) moves to the handle. | ||
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| Public API: none (`pinned` is crate-private). Wire: none. |
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Source is publicly re-exported, and the goal changes observable behavior of its public broadcast, catalog, resolve, and subscribe_track methods: reusing one across a route replacement will return the pinned old handle or fail rather than resolving the current route. Calling the impact "none" hides that semantic change, so document the public behavior change even if no signatures change.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L60-L60
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Agreed, fixed in 8b55b80. The Public API line now reports the behavior change of a reused Source (pinned handle, or a failure on a replaced instance, instead of re-resolving), and the quest documents it on Source.
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Follow-ups from #5147 (export-ts), planned 2026-10-10.
Quests
quest/m0/broadcast-epoch/source-pin.md[S]:moq_mux::Sourcekeeps the firstbroadcast::Consumerit resolves for each path and serves later requests from it, replacing the epoch pin. Today, on an epochless route (default lite-06), a late rendition subscribe or SI repoint re-resolves and can splice a replacement into the old program without--stitch(Codex on feat!: TS export lingers within an epoch, --stitch switches programs #5147).quest/m1/ts-follow-catalog-bound.md[S]:--lingerbounds a mid-stream--stitchuntil the replacement's first catalog snapshot, so a replacement that never serves one ends the export loudly instead of stalling it.Decisions
Bound (stitch catalog wait)
Placement (stitch catalog bound)
Deferred (which Codex P2s from #5147 become quests)
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Milestone (source pin)
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Planning only. The planned quests change no public API and no wire format.
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