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fix(net): refill groups evicted before a reader took them - #7339
Before this, a reader judged each sequence once. If the cache evicted a group after the reader judged it cached but before the reader took it, the reader skipped it silently. Now that group is a miss and is asked of the track's fills, like a group evicted before the reader judged it.
Eviction inboxes. The two paths that evict a servable group (pay_debt under pool debt, and idle expiry) now go through TrackState::evict_group. Each reader registers an Inbox the first time it judges, recording the span it judged and the track's cache count at that point; each slot is stamped with the cache count from when it was cached. An eviction lands only in the inboxes of readers that judged that exact slot cached. A reader therefore holds at most the slots it judged cached, and a stalled reader holds nothing cached after it stopped. Dead readers' inboxes are pruned on each eviction, and on registration once the registry doubles. Cost: O(registered readers) per eviction, the same order as the wakes a write already sends.
Re-judging.Misses::judge empties its inbox. It keeps the sequences that lie in its span and window, was judged before, and is not in what its Subscriber handed out (Delivered). That part becomes a candidate again, so arrival-order and ordered readers use the same rule. A taken group is never asked again, and Delivered still drops any repeat.
Thrash guard. Each sequence is refilled at most once per reader (Misses::refilled). A refill evicted again before the reader takes it is given up in judge, for either read order, and reported through the drop cursor. A fill's answer counts as judged cached, so its eviction reaches the inbox even when no later probe judges. A refill is forgotten once handed out. Refills therefore never exceed the groups read, even when refills evict what the reader needs next.
Same problem, fixed alongside.Cursor::poll_drop probed from the window's floor rather than an ordered reader's next sequence. That rebuilt the judged span from 0 and asked fills again for evicted groups the reader had already taken (130 refills for 40 groups in the slow-reader test). It now probes from where the reader reads next.
Choices made without asking
Thrash guard: give up to the drop cursor after one refill, plus the max delay. The Plan asked for options and a recommendation:
Give up after one refill (chosen). A refill evicted again before it is taken is given up and reported as dropped. This bounds refetches to at most one per group per reader, whatever the budget.
Rely on max delay only. This puts no bound on refetches under a wide budget. With a backlog far past the cache, refills evict the reader's next group, which then gets refilled and evicted again until it goes stale.
Pace refills to the reader (ask only what it reads next). This costs a round trip per group for exactly the reader that is already behind, and sizing a window would need an arbitrary constant.
Per-reader inboxes over a shared record. Three local review rounds showed that a shared, trimmed eviction record can be pinned by a stalled reader (see the Design change: comment). Inboxes make each reader's cost the slots it judged.
Both eviction kinds. Expiry (Error::Old) and pool debt (Error::Evicted) both count as evictions. Displacement by another copy and reclaiming an aborted slot do not, since those already leave a hole or a drop.
Tests
The new tests are in rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs. Each fails without its fix:
an arrival-order reader refills a group evicted ahead of it and does not ask for the group it took
an ordered reader waits on the refill and reads it in order
a refill evicted again is given up and named, with no second fill
an ordered reader gives up a refill evicted again while it waits on a lower one, rather than reading past it unnamed
an eviction waits only for readers that judged it cached: a stalled reader holds nothing cached after it stopped (late lower groups included), and a dropped reader's inbox is pruned
an ordered reader's drop poll asks nothing it took
a slow ascending reader on a pooled track, reading 3 of every 4 groups written (bufferbloat): it receives every group once, in order, with nothing given up, and refills at most what it reads
with the backlog far past the cache, reading 2 of 4: no group twice, in order, at most one refill per group, and every lost group is named dropped
Benchmark
track_evict_fanout (rs/moq-net/benches/track.rs) sweeps readers by groups evicted between their reads, as the guideline on fanout asks. Each eviction costs about 10 to 18 ns per registered reader, the same order as the per-reader wake a write already sends. Main coalesces that wake across a burst, though, so a burst of evictions with 512 readers costs up to about 3x main (435 µs against 146 µs for 64 evictions). The numbers are in the thread.
Impact
Public API: none. Wire: none. A relay with no fill handler now reports such a group as dropped, as it already does for a group evicted before the reader judged it, instead of skipping it silently. doc/concept/moq-lite.md is updated to match.
Follow-ups
Under a backlog far past the pool, a fill's batch evicts its own lower groups before the reader takes them (the second regime loses about half). Pacing fills to the slowest rider fits with Flights and Fastest-reader pacing more than here.
Each eviction visits every registered reader's inbox. If large-fanout relays show that cost, visit only the inboxes whose judged span holds the sequence.
Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base cleanly and followed removal of crate::sync by importing the same std::sync::Mutex directly. (head 861f734)
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base and updated four test calls from Fill::next to Fill::wanted following the base rename; rustfmt and diff checks pass; offline Cargo tests blocked by uncached uniffi dependency (head c33f7f1)
Codex (quest review), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort. Latest round: on head 32e06e313c4c1292500c4be8f6416bed014bc4db: no findings.
Session 1, round 1 (high): a stalled reader pins the shared record's revision. Fixed, then superseded by the design change.
Session 1, round 2 (high): a stalled reader and an active reader each hold one half of the trim condition. Fixed, then superseded.
Session 1, round 3 (high): late lower groups inside a stalled reader's span grow the record. Fixed by the redesign to per-reader inboxes (Design change: comment).
Session 2, round 1 (medium): dropped readers' inboxes linger until registrations double. Fixed: each eviction prunes them.
Session 2, round 2 (medium): no findings.
Online, Codex on 2630b0378a: an ordered reader reads past a refill evicted again (thread). Fixed in judge, with the regression above.
Online, Codex on 2630b0378a: eviction fanout needs a two-axis benchmark (thread). Added track_evict_fanout; design kept, see Benchmark.
Session 3 (run under a local branch name, so a new session; counted as rounds 3 and 4 of session 2 for the design checkpoint), round 1 on 14298637ac: refilled grows for a fixed-start arrival reader. Fixed: take_filled forgets a handed-out refill.
A reader judged each sequence once, so a group the cache evicted after the
reader judged it cached, but before it took it, was skipped silently. The
track now records evictions until its slowest reader has seen them, and each
reader judges such a group again as a miss, once: one handed out is never
asked again, and a refill evicted again before it is taken is given up to
the drop cursor, so refills never exceed what the reader reads.
An ordered reader's drop poll probed from the window floor rather than its
next sequence, asking fills again for evicted groups it had already taken.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A reader that judged once and stalled pinned its revision, so evictions of
ever newer sequences it never judged piled up. Each reader now registers the
newest sequence it judged too, and the track keeps no eviction past every
reader's newest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A stalled reader pinned the lowest revision while an active one raised the
newest judged sequence, so neither bound held alone. A trim now keeps a run
only if a reader registered before its last change judged up to it, checked
once the record doubles past what the last trim kept; with no reader left,
the record clears.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d them
The shared eviction record kept runs by sequence span and revision, which a
stalled reader could still pin with late groups it never judged cached. Each
reader now registers an inbox; an eviction lands only in the inboxes of
readers that judged that slot cached (cached by the count they judged at,
inside their judged span), so a reader holds at most the slots it judged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Design change: evictions now go to per-reader inboxes instead of a shared, trimmed record.
Local review rounds 1-3 (Codex) each found a way for a stalled reader to pin unbounded eviction history in the shared RangeSet + revision record: first through the global revision alone, then a stalled and an active reader each holding one half of the trim condition, then late lower groups landing inside a stalled reader's judged span. Each fix patched the approximation, so I replaced it:
Each reader registers an Inbox with its track the first time it judges, along with the span it judged and the track's cache count at that point. Each slot is stamped with the cache count from when it was cached.
evict_group puts the sequence only in the inboxes of readers that judged that exact slot cached: slot cached by their count and inside their span. A reader therefore holds at most the slots it judged cached, and a stalled reader holds nothing cached after it stopped. The registry drops dead readers' inboxes once it has doubled since the last prune.
Cost: O(registered readers) per eviction, the same order as the wakes a write already sends those readers.
Track state now records cache evictions for readers that judged a group cached. Reader probes use delivered-group history to distinguish untaken groups from groups already handed out. A first eviction before handout can trigger a refill; a subsequent eviction gives up the group. Tests cover ordered and slow readers, and a benchmark measures eviction workloads. The concept documentation was updated, and the related quest entry and proposal were removed.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 861f7
An ordered reader can miss a DROP report for an evicted refill. The change is mergeable with awareness of this bounded issue.
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Confirmed the existing P2 ordered-reader finding, without duplicating its inline comment. In rs/moq-net/src/model/track/miss.rs:542-557, already-refilled evictions are excluded, while the give-up cleanup in next_filled() is only reached by arrival-order reads. If group 2 resolves while an ordered reader waits for group 1, then is evicted again, the reader can advance from 1 to 3 without naming 2 as dropped. Settle that eviction and release its fill join on the shared path; add the ordered, blocked-earlier-group regression.
Direction: bounded per-reader inboxes and one-refill policy are reasonable, but the terminal-loss behavior must hold for both read orders. The existing eviction-fanout benchmark request also remains relevant: measure reader count × evicted-group count before claiming the added mutex traversal is comparable to existing wake costs.
Static GitHub review of code, surrounding lifecycle, tests and documentation only. No tests or benchmarks executed; author-reported results were not independently verified. No additional confirmed findings.
An ordered reader never looks at what a fill answered before reading past
it, so a refill evicted again while it waited below was skipped unnamed
and its fill join held. Settle it in judge instead, and count a fill's
answer as seen cached so its eviction reaches the inbox. Add a benchmark
sweeping readers by evicted groups.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Compared with the previous review at 2630b03, accounting for the main merge. No new actionable bugs found in the substantive update.
The earlier ordered-reader loss finding is addressed: shared judging now settles repeated evictions, releases filled joins and reports the loss; resolving a fill advances the inbox's cache watermark. The new blocked-earlier-group regression covers the reported sequence. Delivered-refill bookkeeping is also retired without overflowing at the last sequence.
The fanout benchmark request is addressed by the reader-count × eviction-count sweep and the author's measurements. Those measurements explicitly retain a substantial high-fanout cost; they are not evidence of cost parity with one wake per burst.
Direction: keeping terminal-loss handling on the shared path is simpler than separate ordered/arrival cleanup, and preserves the bounded one-refill policy without API or wire changes.
Static GitHub inspection of the update, relevant lifecycle and regression/benchmark code only. No tests or benchmarks executed; reported measurements were not independently verified.
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error[E0599]: no method named `next` found for struct `model::track::fill::Fill` in the current scope
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668 | pub struct Fill {
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= help: items from traits can only be used if the trait is implemented and in scope
= note: the following traits define an item `next`, perhaps you need to implement one of them:
candidate #1: `futures::StreamExt`
candidate #2: `serde_json::de::Read`
candidate #3: `std::iter::Iterator`
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19456 | assert_eq!(fill.next_run(), Some(1));
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error[E0599]: no method named `next` found for struct `model::track::fill::Fill` in the current scope
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19485 | while let Some(sequence) = fill.next() {
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668 | pub struct Fill {
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= help: items from traits can only be used if the trait is implemented and in scope
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candidate #1: `futures::StreamExt`
candidate #2: `serde_json::de::Read`
candidate #3: `std::iter::Iterator`
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19485 | while let Some(sequence) = fill.next_run() {
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Follow-up Comments
Create the drop cursor when the first range is given up.
575-591: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Create the drop cursor when the first range is given up.
Cursor::probe and Cursor::next_filled forward given-up ranges only when self.drops already exists. If the first range is produced before poll_drop, both paths discard the local range. A later ordered probe can prune Misses::given_up() before poll_drop creates its snapshot, so the reader loses the DROP report.
Route both forwarding paths through a helper that creates DropCursor on the first non-empty range. This preserves DropCursor::next reporting and cuts.poll(waiter) wakeup behavior because poll_drop still performs both operations unchanged.
Suggested fix
+ fn forward_given_up(&mut self, run: ops::Range<u64>) {+ let drops = match &mut self.drops {+ Some(drops) => drops,+ None => self.drops.insert(Box::new(DropCursor::new(&self.state.read()))),+ };+ drops.give_up(run);+ }+
/// Ask fills for what this cursor misses from `from`, and take in what they answered,
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- if let Some(drops) = &mut self.drops {- for run in given_up {- drops.give_up(run);- }+ for run in given_up {+ self.forward_given_up(run);
}
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- if let Some(drops) = &mut self.drops {- for run in given_up {- drops.give_up(run);- }+ for run in given_up {+ self.forward_given_up(run);
}
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/model/track/miss.rs around lines 575 - 591:
Add a shared helper to Cursor that creates a DropCursor when the first non-empty
given-up range arrives, then forwards the range to it. Update both Cursor::probe
and Cursor::next_filled to use this helper instead of discarding ranges when
self.drops is absent; leave poll_drop’s reporting and wakeup behavior unchanged.
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quest/m2/evicted-refill.md, from moq-dev/moq#6171. Builds on the eviction changes in moq-dev/moq#6993.Summary
Before this, a reader judged each sequence once. If the cache evicted a group after the reader judged it cached but before the reader took it, the reader skipped it silently. Now that group is a miss and is asked of the track's fills, like a group evicted before the reader judged it.
pay_debtunder pool debt, and idle expiry) now go throughTrackState::evict_group. Each reader registers anInboxthe first time it judges, recording the span it judged and the track's cache count at that point; each slot is stamped with the cache count from when it was cached. An eviction lands only in the inboxes of readers that judged that exact slot cached. A reader therefore holds at most the slots it judged cached, and a stalled reader holds nothing cached after it stopped. Dead readers' inboxes are pruned on each eviction, and on registration once the registry doubles. Cost: O(registered readers) per eviction, the same order as the wakes a write already sends.Misses::judgeempties its inbox. It keeps the sequences that lie in its span and window, was judged before, and is not in what itsSubscriberhanded out (Delivered). That part becomes a candidate again, so arrival-order and ordered readers use the same rule. A taken group is never asked again, andDeliveredstill drops any repeat.Misses::refilled). A refill evicted again before the reader takes it is given up injudge, for either read order, and reported through the drop cursor. A fill's answer counts as judged cached, so its eviction reaches the inbox even when no later probe judges. A refill is forgotten once handed out. Refills therefore never exceed the groups read, even when refills evict what the reader needs next.Cursor::poll_dropprobed from the window's floor rather than an ordered reader's next sequence. That rebuilt the judged span from 0 and asked fills again for evicted groups the reader had already taken (130 refills for 40 groups in the slow-reader test). It now probes from where the reader reads next.Choices made without asking
Design change:comment). Inboxes make each reader's cost the slots it judged.Error::Old) and pool debt (Error::Evicted) both count as evictions. Displacement by another copy and reclaiming an aborted slot do not, since those already leave a hole or a drop.Tests
The new tests are in
rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs. Each fails without its fix:Benchmark
track_evict_fanout(rs/moq-net/benches/track.rs) sweeps readers by groups evicted between their reads, as the guideline on fanout asks. Each eviction costs about 10 to 18 ns per registered reader, the same order as the per-reader wake a write already sends. Main coalesces that wake across a burst, though, so a burst of evictions with 512 readers costs up to about 3x main (435 µs against 146 µs for 64 evictions). The numbers are in the thread.Impact
Public API: none. Wire: none. A relay with no fill handler now reports such a group as dropped, as it already does for a group evicted before the reader judged it, instead of skipping it silently.
doc/concept/moq-lite.mdis updated to match.Follow-ups
Under a backlog far past the pool, a fill's batch evicts its own lower groups before the reader takes them (the second regime loses about half). Pacing fills to the slowest rider fits with Flights and Fastest-reader pacing more than here.
Each eviction visits every registered reader's inbox. If large-fanout relays show that cost, visit only the inboxes whose judged span holds the sequence.
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mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base cleanly and followed removal of crate::sync by importing the same std::sync::Mutex directly.(head 861f734)mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base and updated four test calls from Fill::next to Fill::wanted following the base rename; rustfmt and diff checks pass; offline Cargo tests blocked by uncached uniffi dependency(head c33f7f1)Codex (
quest review), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort. Latest round: on head32e06e313c4c1292500c4be8f6416bed014bc4db: no findings.Design change:comment).2630b0378a: an ordered reader reads past a refill evicted again (thread). Fixed injudge, with the regression above.2630b0378a: eviction fanout needs a two-axis benchmark (thread). Addedtrack_evict_fanout; design kept, see Benchmark.14298637ac:refilledgrows for a fixed-start arrival reader. Fixed:take_filledforgets a handed-out refill.32e06e313c: no findings.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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