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Claims and finishes quest/m1/moq-crypto.md (deleted here).

Problem

Signing (moq-sign/@moq/sign) and end-to-end encryption (moq-e2ee/@moq/e2ee) were separate packages, each with its own copy of the timestamp check moq-net already has. The maintainer asked to combine them before the next main → release cut (quest Plan, 2026-11-02).

Approach

• Rust: rs/moq-e2ee is git mv'd to rs/moq-crypto, so its CHANGELOG and MIGRATE history carry over, and moq-sign is folded in. moq_crypto::sign and moq_crypto::e2ee are plain modules that are always built, each keeping its own Error/Result. Both benches (sign, protect) and all tests moved with them.
• Shared timestamp check, track::Info::rescale: moq-net's public group::on_track(timestamp, timescale) becomes the method track::Info::rescale(&self, timestamp), with the same result and the same TimestampMismatch (see Decisions). moq-net's own group, track, and datagram writes use it, and so do moq-json's three writers. The sign and e2ee group writes call it before signing or encrypting, in place of their hand-rolled copies, through the track Info each group producer now holds. The e2ee datagram write calls it too, before it spends a sequence. It used to leave the timestamp for the net insert to refuse after encryption, unlike its grouped writes and unlike JS. The new refused_datagram_timestamp_keeps_the_sequence test covers this.
• JS: js/e2ee is git mv'd to js/crypto (@moq/crypto), and js/sign is folded in. The package exports the E2ee and Sign namespaces (Sign.Broadcast.Producer, E2ee.Credential, …), the same way Hls and Net are namespaced elsewhere. The two identical pump.ts copies are now one. Both halves call Track.rescale(info, ts) from @moq/net before signing or encrypting, replacing e2ee's checkTimestamp and sign's rounding. A sign write therefore refuses a mismatched timestamp before signing, which a new test covers.
• @moq/net Track.rescale(info, ts): a free function mirroring Rust's track::Info::rescale (see Decisions). It returns the timestamp at the track's scale, rounded down exactly as Rust's integer Timestamp::convert does, or throws TimestampMismatch. It takes Pick<Info, "timescale">, and Info stays plain data. It lives in rescale.ts so group.ts can import it without a cycle, and track.ts re-exports it. Groups now hold their bound track's Info instead of a timed boolean, and checkTimed calls rescale. The lite publisher stamps a timed track's frames through rescale instead of its own rounding.
• moq-e2ee final release: rs/moq-e2ee is now a code-free stub, like rs/libmoq. Its README points at moq-crypto, and it no longer sets publish = false, so the cut's just version lifts it above crates.io's 0.0.20 and release-plz publishes it. The step is recorded in the cut quest. Nothing is yanked.
• References now use the new name in docs, the OSS scanner, CI scripts (nightly.sh, rs/justfile codspeed, test/justfile interop), test/interop/sign.ts, and every quest naming the old packages, including the m2 E2EE and net-wrap quests. Draft and profile names (draft-lcurley-moq-e2ee, moq-sign-00, "moq-e2ee epoch") are unchanged.

Choices I made without asking:

• moq-crypto keeps moq-e2ee's publish = false and its 0.0.11 version. Making it publishable stays with the encrypted CLI quest. Version levels stay with the maintainer.
• The stub's README links moq-crypto on GitHub, not crates.io, because moq-crypto is unpublished.
• A Rust group producer exposes only timescale(), not its track's Info. Rather than add net API for that, each crypto group producer holds the track info (in JS, just its timescale) that its track producer was created with.
• rescale maps a timestamp the scale can't hold to TimestampMismatch in JS too, as Rust's always has. The JS e2ee test that expected a RangeError now expects TimestampMismatch.
• Rounding: JS rounded timestamps to the nearest unit while Rust truncates, so 1500 µs on a millisecond track was 2 in JS and 1 in Rust (Pullfrog's thread). Rust's truncation is deliberate (time.rs pins 1234 ms = 1.234 s, rounds down to 1 s), and the hang draft floors too. So JS now floors everywhere it converts a timestamp to a track or wire scale: rescale, the IETF object encoder, and the lite send-time stamp. They share an internal floorAt in time.ts, which divides in BigInt over the double's exact mantissa × 2^exponent, so an aligned value never loses a unit and one instant gives one result from any scale. The Rust↔JS sign_interop test checks JS's signed timestamps for 1500, 2600 and 3000 µs against Rust's rescale.
• e2ee JS writes now pass the timestamp rounded down at the track's scale, the value the wire carries, instead of the caller's fractional value. A local reader therefore sees what a remote one does, as sign already did.
• Two audit records still say moq-sign/moq-e2ee on purpose: the coverage table in quest/m2/audit-test-coverage.md and the bench baseline note in quest/m2/audit-ci.md. They describe measurements of those crates.

Impact

• Breaking (Rust, unpublished on main): moq-e2ee and moq-sign become moq-crypto. Rename moq_e2ee::… to moq_crypto::e2ee::… and moq_sign::… to moq_crypto::sign::…. This is noted under ## Unreleased in rs/moq-crypto/MIGRATE.md.
• Breaking (JS, private packages): @moq/e2ee and @moq/sign become @moq/crypto. Import { E2ee } or { Sign } and prefix the old names.
• Breaking (moq-net): group::on_track is removed; call track::Info::rescale on the track's info (producer.info().rescale(ts)). Noted under ## Unreleased in rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md.
• @moq/net: new Track.rescale(info, timestamp). Behavior: a timestamp out of range at the track's scale is refused at the write with TimestampMismatch instead of failing with a RangeError at encode. A timestamp finer than the track's scale goes out rounded down instead of to the nearest unit (1500 µs is 1 ms), matching Rust. Both are noted under ## Unreleased in js/net/MIGRATE.md.
• Behavior: an e2ee datagram with a mismatched timestamp no longer spends a sequence (Rust). A sign write refuses a mismatched timestamp before signing (both languages), with the same TimestampMismatch.
• Wire: none. The profiles and test vectors are unchanged.

Alternatives

Quest Plan options the maintainer did not choose: the name moq-secure, keeping moq-e2ee and absorbing signing into it, merging Rust only, Cargo features per half, and yanking moq-e2ee 0.0.19/0.0.20.

Decisions

Settled by the maintainer on 2026-11-03:

• JS shares moq-net's timestamp check. The options were exporting Group.onTrack from @moq/net or keeping the private mirror in @moq/crypto; the maintainer instead questioned the API itself: why on_track is public, and its name.
• Shape: ✅ a method on track info, renamed. The name options were fit, check_timestamp, conform, timestamp, and ✅ rescale. Rust gets track::Info::rescale, and group::on_track is removed.
• JS shape (the maintainer found Track.infoDefaults ugly, since a method on Info required building every Info through it): ✅ a free function, Track.rescale(info, ts). The other options were a method on producers, or keeping the prototype method on Info. Info stays plain data, @moq/net and both @moq/crypto halves call the function, and the onTrack mirror is deleted.

Overlap

• moq-dev/moq#7570 (rind auth, queued) touches only moq-auth and the rind quests. It shares no source with this PR; both regenerate Cargo.lock and maybe rs/workspace-hack, so expect a lockfile merge only. Its mesh::Signer on rind's Ed25519KeyPair is the model for moving moq_crypto::sign to rind (first follow-up below).
• quest/m2/auth-drop-peer-grant.md removes moq-auth's peer grants and has no overlap.

Follow-ups

• moq-crypto's sign half still uses aws-lc-rs for Ed25519. The rind epic has no child for it, and the epic's last step removes aws-lc-rs.
• After the stub publishes at the cut, delete rs/moq-e2ee, as libmoq-retire does for libmoq.

Review

Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, via quest review --base origin/main.

First session:

• Round 1 on 123cdc0981: no findings.
• Round 2 on a5e8701cc4: one finding, fixed. Sign's createTrack retained the caller's options object; it now snapshots the timescale, with a regression test.
• Round 3 on 14c453b307: no findings.

Second session (the merged base changed the review instructions), after the rounding fix:

• Round 1 on f448b3cff5: one finding, fixed. Flooring after float division lost a unit on aligned values (4611686021000000 ns gave 4611686020 ms); the whole part now converts in integer math.
• Round 2 on 91a8f843e1: one finding, fixed. The fractional part still used float math, so 2.5/3 s and 5/6 s floored differently at Timescale(MAX_SAFE_INTEGER); floorAt is now one exact BigInt division over the double's mantissa × 2^exponent.
• Round 3 on 2b453bc7c9: no findings.
• Round 4 on 455186d036 (base 7b4f531650), which adds only Pullfrog's same-value regression tests: no findings.
• Round 5 on 084d901bae (base b5f4bcad09), which fixes only CodeRabbit's three doc findings: no findings.

Online: both Pullfrog threads are answered and resolved. The JS rounding vs Rust truncation thread is fixed. The fractional-precision thread was posted on 91a8f843e1 and was already fixed by the exact BigInt floorAt; its same-value pair is now a regression test.

CodeRabbit's three doc findings, all fixed in 084d901bae, and their threads are resolved:

• js/crypto/README.md named the removed Info.rescale.
• rs/moq-crypto/MIGRATE.md's inherited entries gave moq_e2ee:: paths in their After code.
• rs/moq-crypto/README.md's encryption example passed a Publication as a broadcast.

Checks

On 084d901bae, just check origin/main passed every leg: rs check and test, js check and test, gh check and test, quest, markdown, biome, shell, text, toml, nix, and justfile. The flake leg was skipped because this host's Nix builder cannot create user namespaces.

On 2b453bc7c9, the last code change:

• The Rust↔JS sign_interop test passes, including the new fractional-timestamp case.
• The @moq/net API report is unchanged by the rounding fix; floorAt is @internal and stripped.

The later commits add only tests and docs.

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Walkthrough

The Rust and JavaScript signing and end-to-end encryption packages are consolidated under moq-crypto and @moq/crypto. The network libraries add track-aware timestamp conversion that rounds down and reports timestamp mismatches. E2EE and signing producers use this conversion before writes. Workspace configuration, tests, migration guidance, documentation, and repository plans are updated for the package and API changes.

Merge Risk: Low · up to 91a8f

The consolidation has bounded timestamp-consistency and documentation issues. Local and remote readers can observe different precision for cross-scale writes, and copied examples can fail. Address these fixes or explicitly accept them as follow-up work.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 inconclusive

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 66.67% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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Title check		The title "refactor!: merge moq-sign and moq-e2ee into moq-crypto; track::Info::rescale" names the main change. The raw summary shows the Rust crates and JS packages merged into moq-crypto, and the ne…
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Description check		The description states that it claims and finishes the moq-crypto quest. It explains the merge of moq-sign and moq-e2ee into moq-crypto, the JavaScript merge into @moq/crypto, the shared timestamp che…

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The title "refactor!: merge moq-sign and moq-e2ee into moq-crypto; track::Info::rescale" names the main change. The raw summary shows the Rust crates and JS packages merged into moq-crypto, and the new rescale API added to moq-net. The title is specific and clearly summarizes the primary change. It is slightly long at 76 characters, but it is accurate and reads clearly.

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The description states that it claims and finishes the moq-crypto quest. It explains the merge of moq-sign and moq-e2ee into moq-crypto, the JavaScript merge into @moq/crypto, the shared timestamp check that replaces group::on_track with track::Info::rescale, and the moq-e2ee final-release stub. Each of these matches the changeset, so the description is clearly related to the changes.

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Design change: per the maintainer's 2026-11-03 decision, the shared timestamp check is now a method on track info named rescale, replacing the public moq_net::group::on_track and @moq/crypto's private onTrack mirror.

• Rust: track::Info::rescale(&self, Option<Timestamp>) -> Result<Option<Timestamp>>. group::on_track is removed. moq-net's group, track, and datagram writes, moq-json's writers, and both moq-crypto halves call rescale.
• JS: a resolved Track.Info has rescale(ts), from a shared prototype that infoDefaults sets. Group checkTimed and the lite publisher's stamping use it, and @moq/crypto calls it before signing or encrypting.
• MIGRATE: both changes are noted under ## Unreleased in rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md and js/net/MIGRATE.md.

Options considered for the name: fit, check_timestamp, conform, timestamp, and ✅ rescale.

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Reviewed head 123cdc0 against base 9ac02f9.

P2 — Keep paired nightly builds working across the crate rename (sh/gh/nightly.sh:145). The scheduled rust-extra leg pairs with the previous nightly, but criterion_build_base forwards the current -p moq-crypto to the old worktree. A pre-merge base has no such package, so Cargo rejects the base build and the harness marks every target in this combined batch unavailable, including unrelated benches. Map the renamed base packages and target identities, or otherwise isolate and handle the rename in paired runs.

P2 — Actually advance the retired crate above its published version (rs/moq-e2ee/Cargo.toml:9). The stub is publishable but remains at 0.0.11; sh/version.py:135–147 excludes 0.0.x packages unless promoted as a dependency, and nothing depends on this stub. Thus the planned just version cut does not lift it above the already published 0.0.20 as the PR describes, so the promised final redirect release is not ensured. Explicitly include it in the bump or add a concrete version-advance step to the cut.

P3 — Make copied Track.Info values retain rescale (js/net/src/track.ts:234–241). rescale lives only on the custom prototype. TypeScript treats { ...info } as Info, but object spread omits inherited properties, so calling copy.rescale(timestamp) throws at runtime. This affects the ordinary pattern of copying a resolved info to change one field. Make the method copy-safe, or use a separate data type/API that does not type such copies as having the method.

Verification: static GitHub review of the package migration, paired benchmark harness, release version selector and timestamp API. I did not run builds, benchmarks, release tooling or interoperability tests.

[pullfrog]

ℹ️ No blocking issues. One cross-language parity note inline.

Reviewed changes

• Rust crate merge. rs/moq-e2ee is git mv'd to rs/moq-crypto and moq-sign folds in as moq_crypto::sign; each half keeps its own Error/Result. Benches, tests, and Cargo.toml/Cargo.lock/rs/justfile/sh/gh/nightly.sh/test/justfile/.oss-scanner follow the rename. rs/moq-e2ee becomes a code-free, publishable stub whose README points at moq-crypto.
• JS package merge. js/e2ee is git mv'd to js/crypto (@moq/crypto) and js/sign folds in, exported as the E2ee and Sign namespaces; the duplicate pump.ts is unified. Workspaces and bun.lock updated.
• Shared timestamp check. moq_net::group::on_track becomes track::Info::rescale, used by moq-net's group/track/datagram writes and moq-json's three writers. The sign and e2ee producers hold the parent track Info and rescale before signing/encrypting; the e2ee datagram rescales before spending a sequence, covered by refused_datagram_timestamp_keeps_the_sequence.
• JS Track.Info.rescale. The method is implemented once and installed on a shared prototype via infoDefaults; groups bind to a track Info rather than a timed boolean, checkTimed/wireTime/the e2ee+sign producers call rescale, and the lister/lite subscriber resolve through infoDefaults.
• Docs and migration. MIGRATE entries for the crate rename, group::on_track removal, and the JS Info object-literal break; profile labels (moq-e2ee-00, moq-sign-00) and draft names are intentionally unchanged.

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Design change: per the maintainer's 2026-11-03 decision, JS rescale is now a free function, Track.rescale(info, ts), instead of a method on Track.Info. The options were ✅ a free function, a method on producers, or keeping the prototype method.

• Info is plain data again, so object literals work without Track.infoDefaults, and that break has been dropped from js/net/MIGRATE.md.
• The function lives in js/net/src/rescale.ts so that group.ts can import it without an import cycle; track.ts re-exports it as Track.rescale.
• @moq/net's checkTimed and the lite publisher's stamping call it, and so do both @moq/crypto halves.
• The only remaining @moq/net MIGRATE entry is the behavior change: a timestamp out of range at the track's scale now fails at the write with TimestampMismatch instead of a RangeError.
• Rust's track::Info::rescale is unchanged.

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Reviewed head 14c453b against base 4e7a739.

The previous JS copy-safety finding is fixed: Info is plain data and Track.rescale(info, timestamp) is a free function. The latest signing change also snapshots the selected timescale rather than retaining the caller's mutable options. No new actionable JS issue found in this delta.

The two earlier P2 findings remain open at this head: the paired nightly still asks a pre-rename base to build moq-crypto, and the unpromoted 0.0.11 retired stub is still skipped by just version. The PR description also still describes the superseded Info.rescale method and its object-literal break; please update it to match the free function.

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[pullfrog]

ℹ️ No new issues found in the delta; the prior rounding note remains open.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the three commits since the prior review (123cdc0..14c453b), which moved rescale off the Info prototype and fixed the sign broadcast's timescale snapshot.

• Replaced the Track.Info.rescale prototype method with a standalone rescale function in js/net/src/rescale.ts, re-exported from track.ts, and moved the group, lite publisher/subscriber, and crypto producers to it. Info is now plain data.
• Reverted Lister.add to the base's full Info signature and switched listing.ts to a type-only track import.
• Removed infoDefaults from the lite subscriber's #toModelInfo and the lite publisher's stamping path, relying on the wire TrackInfo constructor's validation and defaults.
• Snapshotted the sign broadcast's timescale so a caller mutating its options after createTrack cannot change the scale frames are signed at, with a regression test.
• Updated MIGRATE.md, api/index.api.md, resume.ts, and the rescale tests for the free-function API and the TimestampMismatch behavior.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed head f448b3c against base 151ed38.

P2 — Floor an exact scale conversion, not a rounded floating-point product (js/net/src/rescale.ts:19, js/net/src/time.ts:88). The new floor still does not always match Rust's integer Timestamp::convert: for a timestamp of 51,565,869,700,000 at scale 1,000,000,000 on a 90,000-timescale track, timestamp.as(timescale) evaluates to 4,640,928,272.999999, so JS writes 4,640,928,272 while Rust's exact integer conversion writes 4,640,928,273. This is a valid ~14.3-hour presentation time with safe-integer input and result. The regression comes from flooring the imprecise multiplication/division and affects the shared writer and crypto paths, so equivalent cross-language inputs can acquire different timestamps. Use exact integer/rational arithmetic for integer timestamp conversion before flooring (and retain a defined path for fractional inputs); add this boundary to JS and Rust/JS parity tests.

The change fixes the previously reported nearest-versus-floor difference for the small fractional cases tested. The two earlier P2 findings about paired nightly builds and the unadvanced retired stub remain open; details are in the initial review. The PR description now reflects the free-function API.

GitHub-only static review; I checked the numeric example in JavaScript but did not run builds, benchmarks, release tooling, or interoperability tests.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed head 91a8f84 against base 151ed38.

P2 — Floor fractional timestamps without rounding the remainder across a boundary (js/net/src/rescale.ts:39–41). The integer path fixes the prior example, but rest still multiplies the fractional part in floating point. For new Timestamp(0.11699999999999999, Timescale.SECOND) on a millisecond track, that multiplication rounds to exactly 117 and floorAt returns 117. The identical binary value represented as the integer 131730289100587 at scale 1125899906842624 returns 116, as does exact integer conversion in Rust. Thus two representations of the same valid timestamp still normalize to different wire timestamps, including through the shared writer and crypto paths. Convert the fractional part exactly too, for example using its binary mantissa and exponent as the existing cross-scale comparison does, then add this same-value regression case.

The previously reported integer boundary is fixed. The earlier paired-nightly and retired-stub findings remain open; see the initial review.

GitHub-only static review. I checked the numeric example in JavaScript, but did not run the test suite, benchmarks, release tooling, or interoperability tests.

[pullfrog]

Important

floorAt truncates fractional timestamps in floating point, so two representations of one timestamp can still normalize to different wire values and JS can diverge from Rust's exact integer conversion.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the three commits since the prior pullfrog review (14c453b..91a8f84), which changed JS timestamp normalization from rounding to truncating.

• Replaced Math.round(timestamp.as(...)) with a new floorAt in Track.rescale, encodeObjectExtensions, and the lite wireTime fallback, so a timestamp is truncated to the track's scale as Rust's Timestamp::convert does.
• Converted the whole part with BigInt so an aligned value keeps its unit where float division loses one (4611686021000000 ns on a milli track), with JS tests for both cases.
• Added a micros-on-millis sign_interop case, a Rust parity assertion, and a MIGRATE.md note that a timestamp finer than the track's scale rounds down.
• Resolved the earlier pullfrog note about Math.round vs truncation; the small-fraction cases now agree.

The integer fix is sound, but the fractional remainder still crosses the boundary in floating point (inline). The two pre-existing Codex P2s (paired nightly forwarding -p moq-crypto, and the unadvanced rs/moq-e2ee stub) predate this delta and are unchanged.

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[pullfrog]

ℹ️ No blocking issues in the timestamp-down change. One minor follow-up on the exact conversion's reach.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the commits since the prior pullfrog review at 14c453b, including the newest 91a8f843.

• Changed the IETF object writer, rescale, and the lite send-time fallback to round down, matching Rust's Timestamp.convert.
• Added floorAt to convert the integer part with BigInt math before flooring, so aligned large values keep their unit.
• Extended the Rust↔JS sign_interop test with fractional microsecond timestamps and added JS unit coverage for the large aligned value.

ℹ️ The exact conversion does not reach subscription time anchors

floorAt now backs frame writes, but toWireRanges still computes Math.floor(anchor.time.as(timescale)) (js/net/src/lite/subscribe.ts:155), so a large aligned time-range anchor keeps the same off-by-one the helper fixes for frames. Routing that call through floorAt, or moving the whole/remainder split into Timestamp.as and implementing floorAt on top, would also fix the public asMillis/asMicros.

Technical details

# Route subscription time anchors through the exact conversion

## Affected sites
- `js/net/src/lite/subscribe.ts:155` — `Math.floor(anchor.time.as(timescale))` stays on the float path; a 90,000-scale anchor from 51,565,869,700,000 ns floors to 4,640,928,272 instead of Rust's 4,640,928,273.
- `js/net/src/time.ts:87-92` — public `Timestamp.as` still computes `(value * scale) / from` in doubles, so `asMillis`/`asMicros` return 4,611,686,020.999999 for the aligned value `floorAt`'s doc cites.
- `js/net/src/rescale.ts:32` — `floorAt` works around `as` rather than being its implementation, so the two paths can disagree.

## Required outcome
- Every cross-scale write, including a range's time anchor, converts exactly like a frame timestamp does.
- `Timestamp.as` and `floorAt` agree on integer inputs, with a defined result for fractional inputs such as `Timestamp.now()`.

## Suggested approach
- Move the whole/remainder split into `Timestamp.as` and reduce `floorAt` to flooring that result, or at minimum call `floorAt` from `toWireRanges`.
- Add the 90,000-timescale case to the Rust↔JS `sign_interop` test so the parity is exercised across languages, not only in the JS unit tests.

## Open questions for the human
- Should `Timestamp.as` itself become exact, or stay the approximate public conversion with only write paths routed through `floorAt`?

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Follow-up Comments

Convert the timestamp in checkTimed before the frame is stored.

261-261: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | 💤 Low value

Convert the timestamp in checkTimed before the frame is stored.

checkTimed calls rescale but drops its return value, so js/net/src/group.ts stores a cross-scale frame timestamp at the writer's scale. The Rust group write path stores the converted value, and the Lite wire already sends the converted value. Local readers therefore see a different timestamp value than remote readers. Use the return value of rescale as the stored timestamp, in the group write path and the datagram insert path.

As per coding guidelines: "js/net/**: The wire layer, the JS counterpart of rs/moq-net. Keep their behavior identical."

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Review comment at @js/net/src/group.ts at line 261:
Update checkTimed to retain the timestamp returned by rescale and use that
converted value when storing the frame in both the group write and datagram
insert paths. Preserve the existing behavior when no track requires rescaling.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed head 2b453bc against base 151ed38.

The fractional normalization finding in the previous review is addressed: floorAt now converts the exact binary value with integer arithmetic, and the two previously divergent representations both yield 116 in the reported example. No new actionable issue found in this delta.

The earlier paired-nightly and retired-stub findings remain open, as does the separately reported subscription-anchor use of floating-point conversion. See the initial review for the first two.

GitHub-only static review; I checked the prior numeric example in JavaScript but did not run builds, test suites, benchmarks, release tooling or interop.

[pullfrog]

ℹ️ No new issues in this delta. floorAt now converts exactly, so the fractional-boundary case from the previous review is resolved.

Reviewed changes

This run reviewed 91a8f843e..455186d0, the exact-conversion fix and its regression test.

• Moved floorAt from rescale.ts into time.ts, computing the floor with one BigInt division over binary(value)'s mantissa × 2^exponent, so no intermediate step rounds in floating point.
• Reused the existing binary helper from isBefore, so Timestamp(0.11699999999999999, SECOND) and the equal Timestamp(131730289100587, Timescale(2^50)) both floor to 116 ms, matching Rust's Timestamp::convert.
• Added regression tests for the equal-value pair in track.test.ts and ietf/object.test.ts, plus 2.5/3 s versus 5/6 s at MAX_SAFE_INTEGER.
• Updated the rescale, object encoder, and lite publisher imports; floorAt is @internal and stays off the public API report.

The earlier sh/gh/nightly.sh and rs/moq-e2ee stub-version findings remain open and are unchanged by this delta.

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ℹ️ No new issues in the delta. The timestamp conversion now floors the exact rational value instead of a rounded floating-point product.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the commit since the prior pullfrog review (91a8f84..2b453bc), which finished the exact timestamp conversion.

• Moved floorAt into js/net/src/time.ts (marked @internal), so it shares binary with isBefore, leaving rescale.ts as the Info-aware wrapper.
• Replaced the remaining float remainder arithmetic with a single BigInt division over the double's exact mantissa * 2^exponent, so a fractional timestamp floors identically to its integer representation and to Rust's Timestamp::convert.
• Added regression tests pinning one instant at two source scales (2.5/3 s and 5/6 s) to the same value, alongside the aligned-value case.
• Verified floorAt against an independent IEEE-754 decomposition across random and boundary values with no mismatches; js/net's 2765 tests, tsc --noEmit, and Biome all pass.

The earlier fractional-flooring finding is resolved. One older automated P2 (the first post-merge nightly passing -p moq-crypto to a pre-rename base) is unchanged; the retired-stub version step is now recorded in the cut quest.

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[pullfrog]

✅ No new issues found. This commit only adds regression coverage.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the commit pushed during the prior review (2b453bc..455186d).

• Pinned the same binary value at two source scales (0.11699999999999999 s and 131730289100587 / 1125899906842624 s) to 116 ms in both rescale and the IETF object encoder, covering the exact case the earlier fractional-flooring finding described.
• No production code changed; the 253 timestamp tests pass with the added assertions.

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