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Problem

Sparse hand-outs rebuild the missable window and revisit every deferred gap. Per-read work grows with retained gaps, making sparse backlog setup quadratic.

Approach

Index revisions of current ledger/drop runs and deferred deadlines, retiring entries on split/coalescing. Judge new span extensions, affected runs, due gaps, and governing window/budget changes. Refresh real live incarnations already accounted by the ledger without changing gap ages. Read the aggregate budget from its existing scalar index instead of materializing ranges. Add five deterministic controls and parked-read benchmark rows.

Impact

  • Public API: none. Wire: none.
  • Metadata follows current runs. No append-only history, new budget, eviction policy, or DropSet disposition model.
  • Existing fill/drop/range/staleness semantics remain, including clearing a prior fill refusal on live recreation.

Validation

Clean committed head and measured source: 8df1473273. Baseline: 73f0082bfa.

  • just fix: PASS. quest check --base origin/main: PASS, 610 documents.
  • All 426 track/ledger controls pass. The live-recreation control first fails against the intermediate implementation, then passes with current-run invalidation. Other controls cover unchanged probes, late arrivals, due deadlines, huge deferred spans, and index split/coalescing/expiry.
  • just ci: PASS, 927 s on that clean head: 9,160 selected Rust tests passed, 97 skipped, plus required lint/feature boundaries and repository checks.
  • Current-head Codex review completed with no findings and a thumbs-up. The additional static review found no actionable bugs or inline findings; it did not independently execute tests or measurements.
  • Actual Criterion track surface: three alternating matched rounds, identical symbol-bearing profiles, 0.2 s warmup / 1 s measurement / 10 samples; shared-host load 1.6–5.8. Acceptance is scaling, not a release ratio or a new quiet-host threshold.

Each track_sparse_read iteration creates and hands out two groups; the table reports that complete pair.

Gaps Timed pair before After Pair instructions before After
16 9.19 us 4.97 us 154,447 44,281
256 134.57 us 5.56 us 2,570,021 51,374
4096 2.760 ms 5.85 us 51,472,166 61,146

Untimed pair medians are 4.14/4.71/5.04 us after; unchanged timed polls are 204/205/204 ns. At the existing GapFlush::new hand-out closure boundary, setup totals are 0.752M/161.6M/50.81G instructions before and 0.331M/6.654M/132.87M after, or 19.45k/25.89k/32.43k per hand-out after. This boundary excludes the later finish/abort cleanup; whole-process timing is not a performance claim.

Dense controls retain fixed per-read overhead: 512-reader fanout is 435.99 → 442.77 us (+1.6%); draining 256 one-group ranges is 322.97 → 341.06 us (+5.6%, about 71 ns/group). No parity threshold is asserted. The intermediate range-union materialization cost was identified and removed; its deliberately interrupted CI run and measurements remain separate.

Raw estimates, host load, binary hashes, source provenance and instruction boundaries are retained under .tmp/scalar-{paired,control}-sweeps/, .tmp/scalar-benchmark-provenance.json, instruction files and .tmp/final-scaling-summary.json.

Alternatives

Full rescans or an append-only mutation journal. Current-run indexes avoid both. Later integration with DropSet uses a merge from main, following the workspace prohibition on rebases and force-pushes. The newly childless parent is sized M as quest formatting requires; its Goal/Plan remain intact.

Follow-ups

DropSet and the parent's later quiet-host relay/release comparison remain separate. moq-dev/moq#6922 adds private fill::Ask.frame_end; later integration must preserve frame_end: None for this miss path, using a normal merge.

(Written by GPT-6)

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@kixelated kixelated changed the title Sparse reads judge misses incrementally fix(net): judge sparse misses from changed runs Oct 27, 2026
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Reviewed commit: 8df1473

No actionable bugs found in the changed areas. The current-run revision indexes and indexed deferred deadlines are a reasonable alternative to repeated full rescans or an unbounded mutation journal. Split/coalescing cleanup, live recreation clearing an earlier refusal, governing-window/budget invalidation, and the scalar aggregate-budget lookup are consistent with the surrounding miss/fill logic. The new deterministic controls and parked-read benchmark target the relevant failure modes without changing the public API or wire format.

Verification: static source review only; I did not run tests, CI, or benchmarks, or independently verify the reported performance measurements.

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The changes add revision indexes for ledger and dropped ranges. Sparse-miss judging uses those indexes and deferred deadlines to revisit affected gaps, and clips miss spans to their bounds. New tests cover range updates and miss behavior. A new benchmark measures repeated pending polls on sparse feeds. The release-performance README and sparse-misses document are also edited.

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The title "fix(net): judge sparse misses from changed runs" names the main change. The changeset makes Misses::judge consider only changed runs (new span extensions, affected runs, due gaps, and window/budget changes) instead of revisiting every deferred gap, which fixes the quadratic sparse-read cost. The title is specific, concise, and uses a conventional-commit prefix.

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The description states the problem (sparse hand-outs rebuild the missable window and revisit every deferred gap), the approach (indexing current ledger/drop runs and deferred deadlines, judging only changed spans and due gaps), the validation (tests, CI, and benchmark tables for track_sparse_read), and the impact. It matches the changeset in ledger.rs, track.rs, miss.rs, and benches/track.rs.

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Review comments at @quest/m1/release-perf/README.md:
- Line 228: Update the release decision about the sparse-read blocker so it no
longer refers to a nonexistent child below; link it to #6921 or identify the
completed task by name so operators can trace it.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track/miss.rs:
- Around line 467-479: Update the `arrived` collection in the `refused` refresh
loop to exclude aborted slots from `state.lookup`; only treat non-aborted slots
as arrivals before removing their sequences from `self.refused`.

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Comment thread quest/m1/release-perf/README.md Resolved
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An aborted slot is still a hole, so a ledger change that accounts for it
must not clear the refusal and re-ask the fill. Also replace the release-perf
decision's stale reference to the removed sparse-misses child.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Reviewed commit: 5dd05be

No new actionable bugs found in the update since 8df1473. The independent aborted-slot refusal finding is fixed: the refresh now uses the same non-aborted-slot criterion as holes(), so an already-refused group is given up rather than requested again. The new regression keeps the aborted slot cached and checks both outcomes. The stale quest reference is also corrected.

This is a suitably narrow fix with no additional mechanism needed. Verification: static review of the delta and surrounding miss/settlement logic only; tests, CI, and benchmarks were not run.

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Merge summary for 5dd05be9c5:

  • Fixed both CodeRabbit findings. The refusal refresh in Misses::judge now skips aborted slots, matching holes(), so an aborted live group keeps its fill refusal and is given up instead of re-asked. New control an_aborted_live_group_keeps_its_earlier_fill_refusal failed before the fix and passes after.
  • The release-perf decision now links this PR instead of the removed "child below".
  • just check passed locally (all 420 model::track tests included); quest check --base origin/main passed (610 documents). Codex gave the new head a thumbs up.
  • Landing by squash through the merge queue per CONTRIBUTING.md.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)

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Every catalog subscriber probes its misses on each poll. Since #6921 the
unchanged fast path read the wall clock and locked the subscriptions for
the arrival grace before deciding nothing changed, about 1,070 extra
instructions per pending poll. That is the nightly's catalog fanout
regression: +22.6% at one track and sixteen readers by instruction count.

Read the grace only when a deferred gap could move, and the clock only
when one could be due. Every fanout shape now counts at or below
22808bb.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
kixelated added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 30, 2026
The relay fanout pairing is bimodal on main: in four of seven rounds the
relay spreads its subscriber tasks over every Tokio worker and contends the
track's shared lock, doubling or tripling its CPU. The sparse read rows are
flat after #6921, leaving the accepted per-group cost.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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