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test(net): a short-budget reader never settles a refused group for a longer one - #7097
The quest says Recover judges a refused group by "the copy's aggregate budget, not the reader's own". It comes from a follow-up note in moq-dev/moq#6947: right after a failover, before the hour-budget reader's own subscription registers, a short-budget reader's grace could settle the group for it.
Rust: the verdict in Recover::poll_serving asks serving.poll_group, whose grace is the max budget over the copy's registered subscriptions. Recover::poll calls reader.sync before it judges. That sync subscribes the reader to the serving copy, and track::Consumer::subscribe registers the reader's preferences right away. So the aggregate always covers the judging reader's own budget, and the window the quest describes never opens.
@moq/net: on main, a refusal still ends a failed copy's group right away for any budget. That bug is what moq-dev/moq#6947 fixes. Its new wait reads serving.sub.subscription, which in JS is the reader's own per-subscriber copy subscription, not an aggregate. So the hazard doesn't exist there either once test(net): check resume against a model of one logical track #6947 lands.
Changes
a_refused_group_waits_for_its_own_readers_grace (rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs): two readers with 100 ms and one-hour budgets share the replacement copy, and that route refuses the fetch for the group both are mid-read on. The test runs both recovery orders. In each, the hour reader keeps waiting past 100 ms and finishes the group when it lands late. The short reader gives up on its own budget (Old, or NotFound from the refusal).
Mutation check: hard-coding the copy's grace to 100 ms in track::Consumer::poll_group makes the test fail ("still within the hour"). So it does catch the hazard.
Removed quest/m1/recover-reader-budget.md and its link from quest/m1/README.md.
The model test isn't extended. It isn't on main yet, and its sweep already mixes short- and hour-budget readers on shared copies.
Rust's verdict is left on the aggregate grace. For a short reader, the aggregate only makes it wait longer, and poll_stale cuts that wait off at the reader's own budget.
Decisions
Retire the quest (maintainer, 2026-10-28). Delete the quest as this PR does and keep the Rust test as a regression guard. Rust gets no explicit per-reader budget rewrite. The rejected alternative was to read the reader's own grace in Rust's verdict, as test(net): check resume against a model of one logical track #6947's JS does with mayLand. That would need a grace-parameterized poll_group plus wakeup handling for its deadline: more code, and nothing observable gets fixed.
Follow-ups
moq-dev/moq#6947 could carry the JS mirror of this fixed case: two readers with 100 ms and one-hour budgets on the replacement copy, a refused fetch, the hour reader finishing the late group.
Checks
just check (scoped to the branch diff): passes. 8962 Rust tests passed.
…longer one
Two readers with 100 ms and one-hour budgets share the replacement copy
after a failover; its route refuses the fetch of the group both were
reading. The hour reader keeps waiting and finishes the group when it lands
late, in either recovery order, while the short one gives up on its own
budget. Each reader subscribes to the new route before judging, so the
copy's combined budget always covers its own.
The quest assumed the verdict could run before that subscription
registered. It cannot in Rust, and the JS verdict wait that
#6947 adds reads the reader's own copy subscription, so the
quest is removed.
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test(net): a short-budget reader never settles a refused group for a longer one
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No actionable bugs found. The fixed Rust regression exercises both recovery orders, short-reader expiry, and the longer reader continuing at its saved frame after the refused group arrives late. Keeping the existing aggregate grace is simpler than adding a separate grace-parameterized lookup: subscription registration precedes recovery judgment, while the individual budget bounds waiting via poll_stale.
Retiring this duplicate quest is reasonable with the JS refusal fix and model coverage explicitly remaining with #6947; this PR does not establish that JS recovery is fixed on main. Verification: static inspection of the test and surrounding subscription/recovery paths only; I did not run tests or reproduce the reported mutation check.
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The pull request adds a regression test for readers with different recovery budgets and both recovery orders. It removes the “Recover by the reader’s budget” quest from the required list and deletes its planning document.
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The change adds recovery coverage and removes the quest. No merge-blocking behavior change was identified.
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Assert that the refused recovery fetch arrives in the new regression test.
The loop at lines 2303-2305 rejects any fetch request that arrives, but it does not check that one did. The late group is written directly to the replacement copy b (b.create_group(... sequence: 0)) after quick is dropped. The final read on patient_held therefore does not need a fetch. A change that stops issuing the recovery fetch, or stops refusing it, would leave this loop empty. The test would still reach its final assertion.
Count the requests the loop receives and assert that at least one arrived, as the single-reader test does at line 2237. The exact expected count in the two-reader case is not verified here, so confirm it before tightening the assertion.
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Update the loop using dynamic.poll_requested_fill_group and waiter to count each
received recovery fetch while continuing to reject it with Error::NotFound, then
assert that at least one request arrived; do not require an exact count.
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Reviewed the three-line test-only update since 0ac3626. It addresses the independent CodeRabbit test-coverage finding: the regression now requires an actual recovery fetch to be refused in both polling orders, instead of allowing the refusal loop to run zero times. Checking a positive count rather than an exact count avoids coupling the test to request coalescing.
No actionable new bugs found. This is a focused strengthening of the regression with no production behavior change. Static review only; I did not run the test.
Fixed CodeRabbit's nitpick in f0a89e3. The regression now counts the refused recovery fetches and asserts that at least one arrives, in both recovery orders. It asserts a positive count, not an exact one, so request coalescing can change without breaking the test. The test passes, and clippy -D warnings and fmt are clean for moq-net.
The automated review of f0a89e3 has no findings, and CI passes. quest check --base origin/main passes.
The decision is unchanged from the body: retire the quest and keep the Rust test as a regression guard. The JS mirror stays with moq-dev/moq#6947.
Re-landing after the merge queue dropped this with merge_conflict (2026-10-28T17:03Z).
Merged origin/main into the branch locally (no rebase) as 49c66b6. The only conflict was the quest/m1/README.mdRequired link list, where main had touched neighboring entries; quest's link-list merge driver resolved it. Nothing was resolved by hand. The PR diff against main is unchanged: the new resume.rs test plus removing the quest and its link.
just check over the branch diff passes on the merged tree (9013 Rust tests, including a_refused_group_waits_for_its_own_readers_grace), and so does quest check --base origin/main. CI passed on the new head.
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This adds a fixed Rust case for the hazard the quest names. Rust doesn't have that hazard, so this PR retires the quest.
Quest: quest/m1/recover-reader-budget.md (removed here)
What was checked
The quest says Recover judges a refused group by "the copy's aggregate budget, not the reader's own". It comes from a follow-up note in moq-dev/moq#6947: right after a failover, before the hour-budget reader's own subscription registers, a short-budget reader's grace could settle the group for it.
Recover::poll_servingasksserving.poll_group, whose grace is the max budget over the copy's registered subscriptions.Recover::pollcallsreader.syncbefore it judges. That sync subscribes the reader to the serving copy, andtrack::Consumer::subscriberegisters the reader's preferences right away. So the aggregate always covers the judging reader's own budget, and the window the quest describes never opens.@moq/net: on main, a refusal still ends a failed copy's group right away for any budget. That bug is what moq-dev/moq#6947 fixes. Its new wait readsserving.sub.subscription, which in JS is the reader's own per-subscriber copy subscription, not an aggregate. So the hazard doesn't exist there either once test(net): check resume against a model of one logical track #6947 lands.Changes
a_refused_group_waits_for_its_own_readers_grace(rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs): two readers with 100 ms and one-hour budgets share the replacement copy, and that route refuses the fetch for the group both are mid-read on. The test runs both recovery orders. In each, the hour reader keeps waiting past 100 ms and finishes the group when it lands late. The short reader gives up on its own budget (Old, orNotFoundfrom the refusal).track::Consumer::poll_groupmakes the test fail ("still within the hour"). So it does catch the hazard.quest/m1/recover-reader-budget.mdand its link fromquest/m1/README.md.Choices made without asking
poll_stalecuts that wait off at the reader's own budget.Decisions
mayLand. That would need a grace-parameterizedpoll_groupplus wakeup handling for its deadline: more code, and nothing observable gets fixed.Follow-ups
Checks
just check(scoped to the branch diff): passes. 8962 Rust tests passed.quest check --base origin/main: passes.Public API: none. Wire: none.
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