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quest: plan resume reorder, JSON window timestamps, and move TS duration fidelity to m0 - #5253
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Reviewed 4764d05 against base 634ffe0. No actionable findings in the full seven-file planning diff. Sharing the arrival verdict between held fetches and resume avoids duplicate policy; carrying frame timestamps avoids a wire change; the TS plan preserves cause-first regression testing rather than relaxing the harness. This PR changes no runtime API or wire behavior.
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Leaving Data consumer timestamps under Related allows this quest to be dispatched and completed independently, but the current Rust snapshot and stream consumers still return bare T from next/poll_next; only data-consumer-timestamps.md plans to change them. In that ordering, this quest cannot achieve its stated goal that all three Rust consumers return Timed<T> and may land a second, uncoordinated Rust API break. Make that quest required or fold its Rust work into this one.
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Partly agree. The goal overstated it: Rust snapshot and stream consumers still return bare T. 51d8755 rewords the goal so only JS gets all three; the Rust snapshot and stream side stays with Data consumer timestamps.
I'm not adding it as Required. That quest is [M] and spans moq-mux, moq-ffi, and every binding. Blocking on it would keep the JS window break out of the next @moq/json release, and landing with that release is decided. Both Rust breaks use the same moq_net::Timed and sit on main until the next moq-json release, so they still ship together. The plan now says so.
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Reviewed 51d8755 against prior reviewed 4764d05; base remains 634ffe0. No new actionable findings. The narrowed goal addresses the scope mismatch raised in #5253 (comment). Keeping JS unblocked while coordinating the two Rust API changes at release is a reasonable direction.
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WalkthroughThe change adds quest documents for TS duration-fidelity investigation, timestamped JSON window-consumer events, and failover resume ordering. It adds the new quests to the m0 and m1 Required lists. It removes the earlier TS duration-fidelity quest document and list entry from m1/test-flakes-2. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The resume-ordering plan leaves a grace-expiration case unresolved, which could lead to inconsistent implementation and tests. Clarify it before this required work begins; this PR does not itself change runtime behavior. Pre-merge checks |
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The title clearly summarizes the three planning changes: resume reorder, JSON window timestamps, and moving TS duration fidelity to m0. |
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Review comments at @quest/m1/resume-reorder.md:
- Line 20: Clarify in `resume-reorder.md` whether an arrival that exceeds
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Resolve the expired-arrival case before depending on this verdict.
quest/m1/tail-arrivals.md leaves open whether an arrival that ages past subscription grace before end declaration still counts as arrived. quest/m1/resume-reorder.md depends on this grace-bounded record for poll_group, but its mocked-time tests cover only reordered arrival and dropped-group cases. Define whether expiry makes an already-arrived group missing, then add a test for that boundary.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/resume-reorder.md at line 20:
Clarify in `resume-reorder.md` whether an arrival that exceeds subscription
grace before end declaration still counts as arrived, and make `poll_group`
follow that defined rule. Add a mocked-time boundary test for an arrived group
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Summary
Follow-ups from today's merge session, planned with
/quest-plan:quest/m1/resume-reorder.md[M], after Tail arrivals.poll_group's "passed" verdict reads the model's arrival record instead ofmax_sequence > seq. A group whose stream header arrives after its successor's then still resumes on failover. Found by Codex on fix(hls): a recorder cursor records a publisher without FETCH #5209, which fixes only the held-fetch case with the liteTailledger.quest/m1/json-window-timestamps.md[S]. The Rust and JS JSON window consumers returnTimed<Event<T>>, using the carrying frame's timestamp. It lands before the next@moq/jsonrelease so the break ships with feat(js)!: data consumers return each value's timestamp #5099's.quest/m0/ts-duration-fidelity.md, moved fromm1/test-flakes-2. It now fails on every Interop run, main included, so this treats it as a regression: bisect from the last green Interop run. It folds in docs(quest): record TS duration reproduction evidence #5217's evidence that an isolated local run captures the whole source. The draft docs(quest): record TS duration reproduction evidence #5217 edits the old path. Rebase it onto the moved file or close it, as the maintainer prefers.Public API: none (planning only). Wire: none.
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