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JavaScript rejects a nonzero moq-lite GROUP start. Transport range replies also need end provenance so a back-cut copy cannot answer a whole-group fetch. Distinct tail starts can retain overlapping storage through older readers even after the cache replaces its head.
Approach
Initialize private JS offsets before publication/mirroring, preserving absolute indices, retained-frame limits, exact forwarding/cache coverage and compression-prefix refusal.
Carry private Rust frame ends through fills and transport fetches. Preserve original versus bounded FIN, cold/compressed widening, and IETF refusal of an unsupported mid-group copy.
Lazily share one canonical content store within a concrete TrackState/group incarnation. Existing whole/batch payloads import zero-copy; in-flight producers share synchronized immutable publication and one admission lease while retaining independent progress, bounds, abort/FIN and public arrival records.
Discover retained owners through randomized weak indexes with immediate final-owner removal and exact table-allocation accounting. Intrinsic payload, view and inflater-release charges follow their final owners; group sizing uses the existing accounting events rather than walking rows.
Claim actual received GROUP starts before publication, preserving public explicit group recreation as a separate incarnation. Keep raw compressed ingress as received and share one lazy inflated Plain.
Impact
Public API: unchanged. Applications still request whole groups; the new range/ownership seams are private.
Wire: lite-07-wip text now permits a nonzero start without retaining its prefix. Existing fields and Frame End rules are unchanged.
Costs: one canonical content store does not remove per-delivery logs, progress, terminal and arrival metadata. Those allocations remain separately charged. Ordinary single-copy whole/batch paths keep their fast representation. No new budget or refusal threshold.
Instance isolation remains unchanged. This adds no generic cross-route or Epoch-less identity inference. Producer-owned plaintext compression scratch remains a distinct representation; compressed transport fetches widen to start 0/end None.
Alternatives
Keeping only one cached head did not bound older reader-held copies. Eager canonicalization regressed existing accounting/pressure controls, so activation occurs only when a second transport copy coexists. Payload interning alone would leave duplicate in-flight storage and admissions.
Validation
Head 12d383647 merges main af63e49bf (no rebase) after merging main fd543200f and main e22b6d908, whose only conflict was a quest README link to this finished quest, and main f5921d93c on top of the earlier merge of 777b59233, which brought in moq-dev/moq#6921 and moq-dev/moq#6918. The only conflict was miss.rs: #6921's change-driven refusal check now filters on serves_end(), so a back-cut or aborted copy stays a hole; the miss path keeps frame_end: None.
Review fix: a routed (front) fetch whose cold or compressed serving copy widened its fill now re-applies the caller's start and end, so fetch_group with a nonzero frame_start no longer returns frame 0 (a_widened_route_fetch_keeps_the_callers_start, failing before the fix).
Review fix: JS SUBSCRIBE serving treats a received tail that begins at the requested start as already reached, so an empty nonzero tail FINs empty instead of resetting (an empty received tail is served empty at its start, failing before the fix).
Review fix (Codex P2): a bounded fill that a later, disjoint fill displaced from the cache before its fetch was polled resolved NotFound. A fill's outcome now holds each accepted copy that is short of the whole group, so the fetch resolves through it (a_displaced_bounded_fill_still_answers_its_fetch). Covering the same gap, a copy cut short at the back no longer displaces a fetched one that reaches the group's end (a_bounded_fill_never_displaces_a_whole_tail). The cache still keeps one head per slot. Both tests failed before the fix.
Review fix (CodeRabbit): Slot::cut() now means "nothing serves the group's end", and every group-read gate (arrival, ordered, unread, landing, holds, peek_group, peek_before) requires a copy that serves the end. A back-cut copy never answers a whole-group reader. A live group that the publisher cut still reads as its cut while a back-cut copy survives, and a cancel stays a hole (a_back_cut_copy_never_answers_a_whole_group_reader, failing before the fix).
Review fix (CodeRabbit): a canonical conflict in write_frame or write_frames now aborts the group, because a compressed group has already deflated the refused frame into its history (a_refused_compressed_write_fails_the_group, failing before the fix). Canonicalizing first is not possible, because the canonical row is the compressed slice.
Review fix (teardown): a copy that left the cache while a fetch or reader held it (a bounded copy kept beside a whole tail, a replaced fetched head, or a displaced slot) escaped a track abort, so its reader stayed pending. The track now holds each one weakly and tear_down aborts those still being written (a_track_abort_ends_uncached_copies, failing before the fix on each path).
Review fix (CodeRabbit): teardown aborted a cached bounded copy whose writer had finished, failing a reader still draining it. It now aborts only copies still being written (a_track_abort_keeps_a_finished_bounded_copy, failing before the fix).
Review fix (Codex P2): a finished bounded copy below a reached end blocked the track's settlement, so a later abort turned the clean end into an error. Settlement now asks whether each cached copy's writer finished (a_finished_bounded_copy_lets_the_end_settle, failing before the fix).
✅ just check: PASS at 12d3836, 10386/10386 tests (the @moq/boy mock was fixed on main by moq-dev/moq#6935).
✅ Merge-queue gate accepted by the maintainer in place of the local runner VM-image lane, which this host cannot build (unshare denied writing /proc/self/uid_map; unrelated to this change).
✅ quest check --base origin/main: PASS; the finished quest and its links are removed.
Earlier evidence (unchanged by the merge): native Chromium Connection proof for offsets 0, 5 and 9000; strict 606/606 frame/group/track/Lite cohort; negative controls preceding each fix (see checkpoint 368a2f424 history).
Eight held tails plus live have nine delivery handles. Current map-backed x86_64 charge measurements:
Payload/frame
End
Unique payload
Shared charge
Delivery charge
Discovery charge
Total
0 B
Unbounded
0 B
9696 B
36448 B
180 B
46324 B
0 B
Exclusive 17
0 B
5144 B
23296 B
180 B
28620 B
1024 B
Unbounded
32768 B
42464 B
36448 B
180 B
79092 B
1024 B
Exclusive 17
17408 B
22552 B
23296 B
180 B
46028 B
Matching payload pointers are shared across deliveries. The bounded case also retains the independent live frame 32. Arbitrary caller-retained completed public Frames keep their existing ownership boundary.
The same single bounded benchmark run before/after covers 1/64/1024/8192 frames × 1/8 held owner sets. At 8192, sizing 69.5–69.9 µs → ~9 ns, cleanup 12.734 → 0.88763 ms / 13.046 → 1.1143 ms. Tiny cleanup costs rise: one frame 230 → 253 ns / 263 → 285 ns, 64 frames 5.65 → 6.43 µs / 7.37 → 8.11 µs. Both runs used the same host and fixed cases/settings; after-run residual load was higher. This is source-cost characterization, not a universal throughput claim. No samples or thresholds were tuned.
Choices made without asking
Kept one cached head per slot. A displaced bounded copy reaches only the fetch that accepted it, through the fill's outcome, and a later fetch for that range refetches it. The alternative was a list of heads per slot, which would undo the existing tail-coalescing bound.
A conflicting whole-frame write aborts the group whether or not the group compresses. The conflict means two copies of the same group disagree, so this fails loud instead of leaving the group open for a retry.
Follow-ups
Consider a compatible release backport after main lands because this fixes broken transport interop and hostile-tail storage multiplication. No additional quest, queue action, merge or deployment is included.
Activate shared indexed storage only when range deliveries coexist, retaining each delivery progress, bounds, terminal and arrival records. Preserve ordinary single-copy writes and record ownership/cost controls; typed and compressed integration validation remains pending.
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Keep indexed identity alive through retained frame storage, preserve existing per-delivery limits, and gate shared inflation with each delivery release. Record deterministic negative and positive controls and remaining direct Lite ingress work.
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Walkthrough
Subscribers and transport fetches can start at a frame offset. JavaScript and Rust carry frame bounds through group reception, cache lookup, fetch routing, and refill handling. Rust group copies share canonical frame content while retaining per-delivery progress and bounded ranges. The change also adds tests and a benchmark for canonical storage.
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This change preserves frame bounds across the JavaScript and Rust transport paths and shares canonical group content. The concerns raised earlier (rejected compressed writes, back-cut copies answering whole-group readers, and teardown aborting finished bounded copies) appear fixed in the current head. No remaining actionable merge-blocking risk is evident.
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Restore caller bounds after widening a routed fetch
When fetch_group is called on a logical/front track with a nonzero frame_start, and the serving copy has no cached group (or is compressed), fetch_range widens the start to zero. The returned consumer is then passed through resume::Fetching and track::Fetching without restoring the caller's bounds, so the first read returns frame 0 rather than the requested frame. Compressed routed fetches also lose their requested end cap. Widen the upstream fill independently, then reapply the original start and end to the consumer returned to the caller so cache state does not change which frames the API delivers.
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Agreed and reproduced: a cold route returned frame 0 for a frame_start: 2 fetch. Fixed in ba6160b by re-applying the caller's start and end in resume::Fetching, with a_widened_route_fetch_keeps_the_callers_start covering it.
P2: Preserve an empty nonzero tail when forwarding SUBSCRIBE. In js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts:1783–1792, reached still starts as startFrame === 0. A received GROUP starting at frame 5 followed immediately by FIN has cursor 5; a downstream subscription starting at 5 passes the new coverage guard, but its first read returns undefined and this branch resets the stream and emits a DROP instead of an empty FIN. Initialize reachability from the consumer's absolute cursor, and cover this empty-tail SUBSCRIBE case, not only payload-bearing tails and FETCH.
Existing finding, independently confirmed:restore caller bounds after widening a routed fetch remains open at rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs:2095. The resumed return path in track.rs does not restore the original start/end. Referencing that discussion rather than duplicating its inline comment.
Direction: explicit bound provenance and lazy canonical storage address the underlying problems; payload interning alone would not remove duplicate in-flight storage/admission. Preserve the single-copy fast path and independent delivery outcomes. No further actionable bugs found in the inspected ownership/accounting paths.
Verification: source and regression-test inspection only, including parallel JS and Rust ownership review. I did not execute tests or independently validate the PR's benchmark/CI claims.
A cold or compressed serving copy widens its fill to the group's head,
so the logical track re-applies the requested start and end.
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Fixed: the existing routed-fetch bounds finding. rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs:2109–2112 now reapplies the caller's start/end before creating the recovery handoff. The added cold-route test checks that a request from frame 2 returns frame 2 after upstream widening.
Still open, not new: the previous empty-tail SUBSCRIBE finding at js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts:1783–1792; that file is unchanged. Initialize reached from the absolute consumer cursor so a clean empty nonzero tail forwards FIN rather than reset/DROP.
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A subscription starting exactly where a received tail begins already
reached its start, so an empty tail is a valid empty range, not a gap.
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The previous empty-tail SUBSCRIBE finding is fixed: js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts:1783 initializes reachability from the absolute consumer cursor, and the new regression checks that an empty received tail at frame 5 forwards an empty group. The earlier routed-fetch bounds fix remains unchanged.
No new actionable bugs found in this delta. Direction: this minimal cursor-based fix preserves the existing refusal for a group ending before the requested start, without adding special-case state.
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- Around line 1788-1790: In write_frame and write_frames, handle canonicalize
failures by aborting the group before returning the error, so failed writes
cannot leave the compressor dictionary changed. Keep frame_commit unchanged.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:
- Around line 601-604: Update the group-read gates that rely on Slot::is_aborted
so they use serving state instead, preventing an aborted live group from being
delivered when a bounded head remains; ensure ordered readers also reject
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Keep accepted bounded fills reachable until their fetch resolves
When a live copy starts at frame 200, accept a bounded fill for frames 4..10, then accept another for 0..3 before polling the first Fetching. Both fills succeed, but the second replaces slot.head, leaving neither cached copy covering the first request. Fetching::poll then turns its accepted outcome into Error::NotFound, even if the first producer still holds all the requested frames. Previously, replacing a head with an earlier-starting copy preserved coverage because both ran through the group's end; bounded copies no longer guarantee that. Preserve the accepted delivery for its waiting fetch independently of subsequent cache-head replacement.
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Agreed and reproduced. In a_displaced_bounded_fill_still_answers_its_fetch, the 4..10 fetch resolved NotFound. Fixed in 7dda6cf61c: a fill's outcome now holds each accepted copy that is short of the whole group. A fetch whose copy the cache displaced resolves through that held copy, and the cache still keeps one head per slot. The same gap affected end-serving heads, so a copy cut short at the back no longer displaces a fetched one that reaches the group's end. That copy answers its own fetch the same way (a_bounded_fill_never_displaces_a_whole_tail).
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New P2: keep detached bounded copies in track teardown. At rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:2696–2697, kept leaves the accepted bounded producer outside lookup, retained only by the fill outcome. tear_down() at 1767–1773 aborts unfinished copies solely from lookup. With a cached unbounded tail 5.., accept a bounded fill 0..3, write/read frame 0, then abort the track with Cancel: that bounded producer remains writable and the reader waiting for frame 1 can stay pending instead of receiving Cancel. Its expiry checks media-time drift, not track abort. Register detached accepted copies for teardown without replacing the whole-group cache entry, and cover abort after the bounded fetch resolves.
Direction: retaining the accepted delivery separately from cache selection is appropriate, but it must retain the track's teardown guarantees too. Verification: source and regression-test inspection, including an independent ownership pass; no tests executed.
A bounded copy kept beside a whole tail, a displaced fetched head, and a
displaced slot left the cache while a fetch or reader still held them, so a
track abort missed them and their readers stayed pending. The track now
tracks them weakly and ends those still being written on teardown.
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Re the teardown P2: agreed and reproduced. a_track_abort_ends_uncached_copies left the bounded 0..3 copy beside a cached 5.. tail pending after a Cancel track abort. The same gap covered every copy that leaves the cache while a fetch or reader holds it: a fetched head replaced by a later one, and a slot displaced by a wider fill, a reclaimed sequence or a dropped feed.
Fixed in 86912564da: the track keeps a weak group::Detached for each such copy, which pins neither the group nor its frames, and tear_down aborts the ones still being written. The list is pruned when it doubles past its last pruned size. The test covers the kept, replaced-head and displaced-slot paths, and each failed with its part of the fix removed. The cache still keeps one head per slot.
Also merged main (e22b6d9083) without rebasing. The only conflict was quest/m1/unbounded-groups/README.md, where main's 2026-10-27 wip-version decision now drops its link to this finished quest. just check (10378/10378) and just test interop --all pass at 8691256.
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The prior detached-copy teardown finding is fixed. The weak registry covers never-cached bounded copies, replaced heads, and displaced slots; teardown collects their still-writing handles. The added regression checks that readers receive Cancel and writers reject further frames after track abort. Earlier fixes remain intact.
No new actionable bugs found in this delta. Direction: separating lifecycle registration from cache selection preserves whole-group coverage without strongly retaining group payloads. The log writer's destruction releases its entries even while the descriptor retains an Alive/log reader.
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- Around line 2295-2297: Update TrackState::tear_down to use a delivery-finished
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Teardown aborted every cached copy short of a whole finished group, so a
bounded copy whose writer had finished failed a reader still draining it.
It now aborts only copies still being written, as it already did for
uncached ones.
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The independent finished-bounded-copy finding is fixed: teardown now uses Handle::is_settled() rather than whole-group completeness when selecting copies to abort. The regression checks that an undrained completed 0..2 delivery remains readable through its clean end after track Cancel. Detached unfinished-copy teardown and earlier fixes remain intact.
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Use delivery settlement when latching the track's clean end
When a finished bounded FETCH remains cached below a reached track end, TrackState::is_settled() still checks slot.group.is_finished() for every cached slot. This new condition therefore prevents latch_settled() from recording completion even though every delivery has finished. If the upstream session then closes before poll_outcome() has independently latched completion, commit_abort() turns the deliberately finished track into an error; without the bounded cache entry, it preserves the clean end. Update the track settlement check to distinguish an unfinished delivery from a finished copy that lacks the original group's end.
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Agreed and reproduced. In a_finished_bounded_copy_lets_the_end_settle, a bounded 0..1 fetch finished after the declared end was reached, and a later Timeout abort turned the track's clean end into an error. Fixed in 65eaf83901: TrackState::is_settled now asks whether each cached copy below the end is Handle::is_settled (its writer finished), matching poll_outcome's per-copy poll_closed. Whole-group is_finished still decides fetch eligibility and slot retention.
A finished bounded fetch below a reached end still read as unfinished, so
a later abort turned the deliberately finished track into an error. The
settlement check now asks whether each cached copy's writer finished.
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The independent bounded-copy settlement finding is fixed: TrackState::is_settled() now checks delivery completion rather than whole-group coverage. The added regression finishes a bounded 0..1 fetch after the declared track end is reached, then verifies a later Timeout abort preserves the clean outcome. The earlier finished-copy and detached-copy teardown fixes remain intact.
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Canonical frame sharing (#6922) gave every streamed frame three heap
objects where it had one: a delivery view, its content, and a shared
admission. Nearly every frame has one delivery, so the creating
delivery's progress now lives in its content, only a fork allocates a
view, and the admission is a producer count beside the reservation in
the content's publication state. A whole payload also freezes as itself
instead of being cached a second time.
Per round of the 256-frame FETCH session bench this restores the
pre-#6922 allocation count and halves the instruction regression.
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The maintainer picked (a) on 2026-11-01: accept the remaining residual of
#6922's per-frame cost and delete the quest, rather than keep it
for a smaller FrameContent or the batch path's layout cost.
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Problem
JavaScript rejects a nonzero moq-lite GROUP start. Transport range replies also need end provenance so a back-cut copy cannot answer a whole-group fetch. Distinct tail starts can retain overlapping storage through older readers even after the cache replaces its head.
Approach
Impact
Alternatives
Keeping only one cached head did not bound older reader-held copies. Eager canonicalization regressed existing accounting/pressure controls, so activation occurs only when a second transport copy coexists. Payload interning alone would leave duplicate in-flight storage and admissions.
Validation
Head 12d383647 merges main af63e49bf (no rebase) after merging main fd543200f and main e22b6d908, whose only conflict was a quest README link to this finished quest, and main f5921d93c on top of the earlier merge of 777b59233, which brought in moq-dev/moq#6921 and moq-dev/moq#6918. The only conflict was
miss.rs: #6921's change-driven refusal check now filters onserves_end(), so a back-cut or aborted copy stays a hole; the miss path keepsframe_end: None.Review fix: a routed (front) fetch whose cold or compressed serving copy widened its fill now re-applies the caller's start and end, so
fetch_groupwith a nonzeroframe_startno longer returns frame 0 (a_widened_route_fetch_keeps_the_callers_start, failing before the fix).Review fix: JS SUBSCRIBE serving treats a received tail that begins at the requested start as already reached, so an empty nonzero tail FINs empty instead of resetting (
an empty received tail is served empty at its start, failing before the fix).Review fix (Codex P2): a bounded fill that a later, disjoint fill displaced from the cache before its fetch was polled resolved
NotFound. A fill's outcome now holds each accepted copy that is short of the whole group, so the fetch resolves through it (a_displaced_bounded_fill_still_answers_its_fetch). Covering the same gap, a copy cut short at the back no longer displaces a fetched one that reaches the group's end (a_bounded_fill_never_displaces_a_whole_tail). The cache still keeps one head per slot. Both tests failed before the fix.Review fix (CodeRabbit):
Slot::cut()now means "nothing serves the group's end", and every group-read gate (arrival, ordered, unread,landing,holds,peek_group,peek_before) requires a copy that serves the end. A back-cut copy never answers a whole-group reader. A live group that the publisher cut still reads as its cut while a back-cut copy survives, and a cancel stays a hole (a_back_cut_copy_never_answers_a_whole_group_reader, failing before the fix).Review fix (CodeRabbit): a canonical conflict in
write_frameorwrite_framesnow aborts the group, because a compressed group has already deflated the refused frame into its history (a_refused_compressed_write_fails_the_group, failing before the fix). Canonicalizing first is not possible, because the canonical row is the compressed slice.Review fix (teardown): a copy that left the cache while a fetch or reader held it (a bounded copy kept beside a whole tail, a replaced fetched head, or a displaced slot) escaped a track abort, so its reader stayed pending. The track now holds each one weakly and
tear_downaborts those still being written (a_track_abort_ends_uncached_copies, failing before the fix on each path).Review fix (CodeRabbit): teardown aborted a cached bounded copy whose writer had finished, failing a reader still draining it. It now aborts only copies still being written (
a_track_abort_keeps_a_finished_bounded_copy, failing before the fix).Review fix (Codex P2): a finished bounded copy below a reached end blocked the track's settlement, so a later abort turned the clean end into an error. Settlement now asks whether each cached copy's writer finished (
a_finished_bounded_copy_lets_the_end_settle, failing before the fix).just test interop --all: PASS at 12d3836.just drafts check: PASS.just check: PASS at 12d3836, 10386/10386 tests (the@moq/boymock was fixed on main by moq-dev/moq#6935).unsharedenied writing/proc/self/uid_map; unrelated to this change).quest check --base origin/main: PASS; the finished quest and its links are removed.Eight held tails plus live have nine delivery handles. Current map-backed x86_64 charge measurements:
Matching payload pointers are shared across deliveries. The bounded case also retains the independent live frame 32. Arbitrary caller-retained completed public Frames keep their existing ownership boundary.
The same single bounded benchmark run before/after covers 1/64/1024/8192 frames × 1/8 held owner sets. At 8192, sizing 69.5–69.9 µs → ~9 ns, cleanup 12.734 → 0.88763 ms / 13.046 → 1.1143 ms. Tiny cleanup costs rise: one frame 230 → 253 ns / 263 → 285 ns, 64 frames 5.65 → 6.43 µs / 7.37 → 8.11 µs. Both runs used the same host and fixed cases/settings; after-run residual load was higher. This is source-cost characterization, not a universal throughput claim. No samples or thresholds were tuned.
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Follow-ups
Consider a compatible release backport after main lands because this fixes broken transport interop and hostile-tail storage multiplication. No additional quest, queue action, merge or deployment is included.
(Written by GPT-6, updated by Claude Opus 5.5)