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On lite-07, a SUBSCRIBE range could start or end partway through a group, so FETCH and SUBSCRIBE overlapped. The 2026-11-03 decision on moq-dev/moq#7675 splits them. FETCH reads one group or a slice of one. SUBSCRIBE reads ranges of whole groups. The Rust copy already filled multi-group misses through its subscription (moq-dev/moq#7872), but JS still sent one FETCH per missing group.
Approach
Wire (lite-07 only, unpublished): an Absolute anchor in SUBSCRIBE and SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE names a group and no longer carries a frame index.
Rust lite::Anchor::Absolute(Position) keeps its type. The lite-07 codec refuses a non-zero frame with EncodeError::Version.
JS encodeAnchor and encodeSpan throw on frame bounds for lite-07.
Lite-06 keeps its Frame Start and Frame End.
The publisher's Frames bookkeeping shrinks to lite-06's single range, and the frames bench goes with it.
Draft: the Track and Positions sections say SUBSCRIBE reads whole groups and FETCH reads one group or a slice of one. A read starting partway through a group FETCHes that group and subscribes from the next. The Anchor struct loses Frame Index, the frame-bound rules in SUBSCRIBE, SUBSCRIBE_OK and SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE are removed, and the changelog is updated.
JS fills (js/net/src/lite/fills.ts, a port of the Rust RangeFills and Recovery):
Subscription ranges: a lite-07 miss of more than one group joins the copy's subscription. LiveRanges.edit keeps fill and demand ranges apart by Range ID. A one-group miss still FETCHes.
Recovery: a run the subscription dropped as stale, or delivered and since evicted, is asked once on a SUBSCRIBE of its own.
Skips: a range start past what a fill asked refuses only the fills owing those groups now, while that range is live, and records nothing on the track.
A JS copy lives only as long as its demand subscription, so there is no fills-only SUBSCRIBE. Instead the subscription holds its FIN while fills are out.
Fixes found on the way:
Rust Recovery::poll treated a SUBSCRIBE_SKIP inside its groups as a protocol violation and closed the session. It now records the skip on the copy, as the live subscription does. Covered by the new test range_fill::a_recovery_takes_a_skip_inside_it, which fails without the fix.
A cancelled JS recovery read its own reset as a FIN without SUBSCRIBE_FINISH, which also closed the session.
JS review fixes, each with a test that fails without it:
A recovery kept every SUBSCRIBE_DROP it read, so a peer repeating one grew the list without bound. The latest verdict on a group now replaces the earlier one (refuseRun), as Rust's RangeMap does.
A subscription holding its FIN for the fills waited on fillsChanged, which #driveFills bumped only when the ask changed. The last recovery ending with an unchanged ask left it waiting forever. RangeFills.poll now also reports when the fills empty.
fillChanged returned a plain Signal.changed() promise, whose listener stayed registered when its race lost, so a stalled fill under a busy live edge gained one listener per tail wake. It is now a lazy Signal.race, and a recovery bumps RangeFills when it ends instead of having its done promise raced on every wake.
A finished recovery's refusals lived only for the poll that saw it end, so a fill that had not reached those groups yet lost the publisher's verdict (a lost group was never recorded). They now stand in RangeFills' refusals, as the Rust RangeFills keeps them.
Impact
Breaking, wire: lite-07-wip SUBSCRIBE and SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE Absolute anchors drop the frame index. Lite-07 is unpublished, so no published version changes. Rust and JS change together, and just test interop --all passes.
Breaking, API: a lite-07 subscription with frame bounds (Rust Position with a non-zero frame in a range anchor, or JS span startFrame/endFrame) now fails to encode.
Migration: read the partial group with FETCH (fetch_group / fetchGroup with a frame start), and subscribe from the next group.
JS lite-07 copies open far fewer streams for multi-group history: one subscription edit instead of one FETCH per group.
Alternatives
A new group-only anchor type for lite-07, instead of keeping Anchor::Absolute(Position) and refusing frames in the codec. Rejected: it would add a type that only one version uses.
Keeping GROUP Frame Start on lite-07. Kept: a yielded group's continuation still needs it. It is otherwise always 0 now (see Follow-ups).
Follow-ups
A recovered run is served once (new, [S]): a recovery's stale groups can race a subscription update that reopens the same stale runs. The publisher then serves a group twice, and the relay resets the duplicate stream (code 0) for a group it already holds. No reader is affected, but it costs a stream and puts a reset on the wire. Rust has the same shape. No open decisions; its Plan records the two recovery decisions below, which a fix keeps.
Dropped as optional: GROUP Frame Start is now non-zero on lite-07 only for a YIELDED continuation. The draft's text is already accurate (0 is the common case, and non-zero means a gap or a continuation), and moving the field onto the continuation would change the wire to save one zero byte per group.
Validation
On head 19bbef1ce, after a merge of main:
just check (scoped to the branch): every lane passed except two Rust results that come from this host, not the change. runtime_uring::uring_startup_reports_the_memlock_limit (moq-relay) expects relay startup to fail under a lowered memlock limit, and here it starts. This PR touches nothing in moq-relay; the test runs only because moq-net changed. 32 small moq-quic and moq-relay unit tests timed out during a 20-minute run under host load; rerun alone they pass in 0.28 s. cargo nextest: 12974 of 13007 passed.
just js check passed after the last JS commit. js/netbun test: 3244 pass, 0 fail.
js/net/src/lite/fills.test.ts: the three new tests each fail with their fix reverted (the FIN wake returns false; the lost-wait test counts 100 live listeners; the refusal test reads no drop) and pass with it.
just test relay-fill (a JS relay between Rust peers filling what its copy misses) passed on head in 28.8 s. Three earlier runs timed out only because the test sat waiting for machine-wide scheduler capacity, which nextest counts toward its 60 s limit.
From the previous session, on 9f0c186a8 (unchanged by this round outside js/net): just drafts check and just test interop --all passed.
The "forgot" case in js/net/src/lite/drop_record.test.ts asserts that the 1.5 s reader receives groups 1 through 5, the Rust-matching result of decision 1. The "shed" case still asserts it takes neither 1 nor 2.
Caused by
moq-dev/moq#7872 - its Rust Recovery::poll closed the session on a SUBSCRIBE_SKIP inside its groups.
Decisions
Kept unchanged by the session that took this PR over after the previous one hit a rate limit; its unpushed work (9f0c186a8) was recovered and built on.
Settled by the maintainer on 2026-11-12, replacing the two ## Waiting items:
What budget a recovery asks with. ✅ Match Rust now: JS recovery asks with no max delay, as the quest and the Rust Recovery do (rejected: keep the JS "most tolerant budget among the fills owing the run" and port it to Rust in a follow-up). JS drops RecoveryTerms, the per-run budget, and the budget-aware "recovered once" bookkeeping, and asks with the fills' priority, as Recovery::new does. Accepted cost: once every hop forgot a run, a narrow reader takes its stale history; in the "forgot" case a 1.5 s reader gets groups 1 through 5.
A narrow reader may take stale groups after every hop forgot the run. ✅ Accept (rejected: judge a recovery against the whole track, which needs a wire signal or a change to how a ranged subscription resolves its start). With the first decision a recovery is never bounded by a budget, so this no longer stops at one group per run: no hop still holds a newer group to judge it by. RangeFills documents it in Rust and JS.
Fold moq-dev/moq#8643's copy_fill follow-ups into this PR. ✅ After merging main (which has fix(net): a JS copy fills no group its lowered demand floor asks the feed for #8643), exactly one stream serves the archived group, since the two-group fill rides the copy's subscription: copy fill: a yielded group its subscription's drop names ends is back to expect(open.length).toBe(1) with a single preempt, drops the "may be served on both the fill and the copy's expanded feed" comment, and its comments and title now describe the drop on the copy's subscription the fill rides (passed 5 of 5 runs). The file header already says multi-group fills ride the subscription's ranges, keeping a SUBSCRIBE of its own only for Recovery, so it needed no change.
How a recovery still out reports its refusals (Codex round 3 design checkpoint). ✅ one-shot refusals (rejected: report only when the recovery ends). Each poll hands over only what a recovery refused since the last poll, scoped to the fills that owed those groups at that moment, so a later request for the same groups asks again. Live reporting stays.
Merge round (2026-11-13)
Merged origin/main (at 4486b7a) into the branch, which conflicted in two JS files:
js/net/src/internal.ts: kept main's Arriving handle for arrivingGroup (with holdGroup/succeedGroup) beside this PR's arrivingIn.
js/net/src/lite/fills.ts: RangeFills only watches a draining group's stream end, so it takes arriving.settled and releases the hold at once (a no-op hold on an unfinished group).
js/net/src/lite/copy_fill.test.ts: this PR's two-group setup plus main's manual clock, full live read, and source error code 70.
Then answered CodeRabbit's review of 19bbef1:
Fixed, Rust and JS: a recovery the first poll opens asks with the held fills' priority, not the empty ask's lowest.
Fixed, Rust and JS: a refusal ends once no held fill covers its groups, so a later request asks again. A loss stays recorded on the track alone (Codex round 1).
Fixed, JS: a recovery cancelled after its FIN stops waiting for the publisher's FIN, and a response error resets its stream.
Fixed: the drop_record test excuses only a single-group duplicate drop, not skips or NotFound.
Fixed, Rust and JS (Codex round 2): a recovery still out answers the fills owing what it already refused, instead of waiting on its other streams.
Refuted: Tail.accounted not expiring aged gaps mirrors Rust's Ledger::accounted. Refuted: the lite-07 SUBSCRIBE with an end at group 0 was already rejected on main; this PR did not change it.
Each new test fails without its fix: range fills: a recovery the first poll opens asks with the fill's priority, range fills: a passing refusal ends with the fills it answered, range fills: a recovery's refusal answers before it is over, and Rust a_refusal_ends_with_its_fills. just check passed on 84fd5b7 (13031 Rust tests).
Then, per the one-shot pick (Rust and JS):
A recovery hands each refusal over once (Rust Recovery::fresh taken by RangeFills::take_refused, JS RecoveryHandle.takeRefused()), and done returns only what was never taken.
A recovery stops covering the groups it refused and handed over (released), so a later fill for them asks again instead of waiting on the recovery's other streams (Codex round 4).
A held fill does not ask the subscription for groups it already holds a refusal for. Without this, the release above widened the copy's subscription under pool pressure and failed under pool pressure on the relay, a reader folds what it settled for good.
Recovery coverage is rebuilt from the recoveries still out (cover()), so an older recovery ending keeps a newer one's coverage (Codex round 5).
Then answered CodeRabbit's review of b18505d (Rust and JS unless noted):
A stale drop repeated, under a later update, for groups a recovery still asks for refuses nothing, so the fill waits on the recovery.
A refusal is trimmed to the groups a held fill still covers, not kept whole while any fill overlaps it.
JS: a recovery's stream ending wakes the fills (RecoveryHandle.readingChanged), so they cancel a recovery nobody owes rather than sleep on it.
Tests that fail without their fix: Rust a_recovery_refusal_is_taken_once, a_stale_drop_is_recovered_once (repeated drop), a_refusal_ends_with_its_fills (trim); JS range fills: a stale drop repeated during its recovery waits on it, range fills: a recovery's stream ending wakes the fills, JS range fills: a recovery's refusal is taken once and range fills: an older recovery ending keeps a newer one's coverage. Rust's Recovery needs a live session to construct, so the coverage ordering is tested in JS on the shared logic. just check passed on 93015ce (13032 Rust tests, JS suites). Codex rounds 6 and 7: 10/10, no findings.
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…e cancelled
A cancelled recovery read its own reset as a FIN without SUBSCRIBE_FINISH and closed the
session. A recovery asks with the most tolerant budget of the fills owing its groups, so a
group below its start is stale rather than missing, and what it refuses answers only the
fills owing the groups now: a wider fill later recovers them again.
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The recovery's publisher may skip a sequence its range covers, which ended the session as a
protocol violation. It is recorded on the copy as the live subscription's skip is. Adds JS
unit tests for the three RangeFills rules.
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The maintainer settled both recovery decisions on #8616: a recovery asks
with no max delay in both languages, and a narrow reader may take a run's
stale history once every hop forgot it. JS drops the per-run budget and
asks with the fills' priority, as Rust's Recovery does.
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… when it ends
A recovery appended every SUBSCRIBE_DROP it read, so a peer repeating a drop
grew the list without bound; the latest verdict on a group now replaces the
earlier one, as Rust's RangeMap does. RangeFills::poll also reports when the
fills empty, so a subscription holding its FIN for them hears the last
recovery end even when the ask is unchanged.
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… stand as Rust's do
fillChanged returned a plain Signal.changed() promise, whose listener stayed
registered when its race lost, so a stalled fill under a busy live edge grew
one listener per tail wake; it is now a lazy Signal.race. A recovery bumps
RangeFills when it ends instead of being raced on every wake.
A finished recovery's refusals were kept only for the poll that saw it end,
so a fill that had not reached those groups yet lost the publisher's verdict
and later fell back to a generic refusal. They now stand in RangeFills'
refusals for the copy's life, as the Rust RangeFills keeps them.
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Reviewed changes
I reviewed the full diff at 19bbef1: the lite-07 wire change, the matching draft edits, the new JS RangeFills/recovery port, and the Rust publisher and recovery changes.
Lite-07 anchors name a group only: Rust encode_anchor rejects a non-zero frame with EncodeError::Version, and decode_anchor returns Position::group. JS encodeAnchor/decodeRange no longer carry a frame, and encodeSpan throws on frame bounds. Lite-06 is unchanged.
JS RangeEntry/Point removed:LiveRanges, spanOf, rangesOf and pin now work on plain WireRanges. LiveRanges.edit keeps fill and demand ranges apart by Range ID through fillIds.
JS lite-07 fills ride the subscription:#runFills sends any multi-group fill to RangeFills, which matches Rust's routing. #driveFills polls it, and the update loop appends the fill ranges after the demand's. Drops, skips and STARTED feed back into it. #finishTail holds the FIN while fills are out. #recover asks for stale or evicted runs on a SUBSCRIBE of their own with no max delay.
Leak fixes:fillChanged is now a lazy Signal.race, and a recovery bumps RangeFills once when it ends. refuseRun coalesces repeated drops. A finished recovery's refusals stay in #refused.
Rust Recovery::poll accepts SUBSCRIBE_SKIP: it accounts the groups and records them through skip_received, as the live subscription does, instead of closing the session. The new range_fill::a_recovery_takes_a_skip_inside_it test covers this.
Rust publisher Frames: reduced to lite-06's single first/last pair. The frames bench and fuzz hook are removed.
Draft: the Positions, Anchor, SUBSCRIBE, SUBSCRIBE_OK, SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE and GROUP Frame Start sections and the changelog now say that SUBSCRIBE reads whole groups and FETCH reads one group or a slice of one. The new text that a partial group is answered with SUBSCRIBE_DROP matches what position_group's callers do.
I checked these directly:
removeRun keeps the extra fields refusal and asked.
Tail.close() leaves the ledger alone, so #recover's accounted() after finally is still correct.
Lite-07 decodes no ok response, so #recoveryResponses rejecting unknown variants matches Rust.
The JS recovery-trigger loop in RangeFills.poll follows Rust's fills.rs step by step.
No Rust subscriber path builds a lite-07 Absolute anchor with a non-zero frame.
Lite-07 SUBSCRIBE ranges now cover whole Groups, while FETCH continues to support a Group or a slice. JavaScript range encoding and live-range handling reflect this distinction. JavaScript multi-group fills use range tracking and recovery subscriptions, with related updates to tail accounting and subscriber state. Rust changes update frame-bound handling and recovery skip processing. Tests, benchmarks, and planning documents also change.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to b1850
The change makes lite-07 SUBSCRIBE ranges whole-group and recovers multi-group history misses over the copy's subscription. The recovery paths still have edge cases that could cancel a recovery early, leave unused recovery work pending, or refuse a later history request. These need fixing or explicit acceptance before merge.
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The title names the main change: on lite-07, FETCH reads one group or a slice of one, and SUBSCRIBE reads whole-group ranges. The changeset removes frame bounds from lite-07 SUBSCRIBE anchors, updates the draft, and adds JS fills for multi-group misses. The title is specific and matches the primary wire-level change.
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The description is specific and related to the changeset. It states that the PR removes the lite07-fetch quest file and its links, and it describes the lite-07 wire change that drops frame indexes from Absolute SUBSCRIBE anchors. It also covers the JS fills port of RangeFills and Recovery, the Rust codec change, the draft updates, the test fixes, and the validation runs. These match the raw summary's files, including the subscribe.rs, subscribe.ts, fills.ts, and quest markdown edits.
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Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/drop_record.test.ts:
- Line 684: Narrow the filter around `received` so it excludes only the expected
duplicate-stream drop with the reset error. Preserve `SUBSCRIBE_SKIP`,
`NotFound`, and all other final drops in `final`; use the existing drop-kind and
error symbols to identify that exception.
Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/fills.ts:
- Line 339: Update the refusal handling around refuseRun and #refused so
transient refusal verdicts are scoped to the fill that produced them and are
cleared when that fill ends. Preserve their effect during the original fill, but
ensure a later fill can retry recovery instead of failing from a stale verdict
in #refusal().
- Line 213: Update the recovery creation in the #recoveries flow to calculate
the current priority from fill.priority before constructing Recovery, and pass
that priority into #recover instead of using the initial this.ask.priority.
Preserve the existing recovery and #bump behavior.
Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/subscribe.ts:
- Line 343: Update the Lite SUBSCRIBE range validation around the end === 0n
check to accept a range with no start and an end at group zero, representing it
as an empty span instead of throwing ProtocolViolation. Preserve rejection
behavior for other invalid ranges and ensure the accepted range continues
through the existing decoding flow.
Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts:
- Line 2655: Update the final read from responses so cancellation remains
observable after FIN is sent; when the signal aborts, stop the reader and ensure
the pending completion and subscription entry are settled. Preserve the existing
pre-FIN cancellation behavior.
- Line 2664: Update #recoveryResponses to keep the recovery stream handle
accessible outside the try block and abort its local send direction when the
response flow fails, while preserving the existing error handling and cleanup
behavior.
Review comments at @js/net/src/tail.ts:
- Line 199: Update Tail.accounted to expire gaps past the grace period before
reading them, reusing the existing clock and grace accessors; then keep the
current Ledger.gaps and runGaps flow unchanged.
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rs/moq-net/benches/ranges.rs
rs/moq-net/src/fuzz.rs
rs/moq-net/src/lite/mod.rs
rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs
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… a cancelled recovery
Answers CodeRabbit's review of #8616:
- A recovery the first poll opens asks with the held fills' priority, not the empty ask's lowest (Rust and JS).
- A refusal the source did not name lost ends once no held fill covers its groups, so a later request asks again (Rust and JS).
- JS: a recovery cancelled after its FIN stops waiting for the publisher's, and a response error resets its stream.
- drop_record test: excuse only a single-group duplicate drop, not skips or NotFound.
- copy_fill test: exactly one stream serves the archived group now that the fill rides the copy's subscription (maintainer, after #8643).
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Reviewed changes
I reviewed what changed since the review at 19bbef1: the merge of main and the fixes for the CodeRabbit and Codex findings, in both Rust and JS.
Recovery priority: a recovery now asks with the highest priority among the fills held at that moment, not with the priority of the last ask. In Rust, Recovery::new takes an i8 priority. In JS, #recover gets the same value from RangeFills.poll.
Refusals end with their fills: after a poll answers its held fills, forget_answered (Rust) and the #refused filter (JS) drop every refusal that no held fill overlaps. A later request for those groups asks again, and a loss stays recorded on the track only. Because the forgetting comes after the fills are answered, a refusal that arrives between polls still reaches the fills that owe it.
A live recovery's refusals answer early: each poll copies the refusals of every recovery that is still out. JS RecoveryHandle gains refused() and a changed getter, and RangeFills.changed wakes on each recovery's changed.
JS recovery teardown: after our FIN, a cancel still stops the wait for the publisher's FIN, and the stream is reset. If reading a response fails, our side of the stream is reset too.
Merge with main:arrivingGroup now returns an Arriving handle. RangeFills only watches settled and releases the hold at once. copy_fill.test.ts is back to expecting a single stream for the archived group.
drop_record test: it now excuses only a single-group duplicate drop of a group it already received. Skips and NotFound drops still fail it.
The design checkpoint the PR body lists as open is not raised again here. That is Codex round 3: a recovery that stays alive only because one of its streams is still being read hands its refusals to a later fill on every poll.
Maintainer pick (2026-11-13): one-shot refusals, keeping live reporting. Each poll takes
only what a recovery refused since the last one, so once the fills owing it end, a later
request for the same groups asks again. Rust and JS.
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…over
So a later fill for them asks again rather than waiting on the recovery's other streams.
Rust and JS.
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Releasing a recovery's refused groups let a held fill whose run spans them ask the copy's
subscription for them again, widening it under pool pressure. Rust and JS.
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An older recovery ending no longer erases a newer one's coverage of groups it released.
Rust and JS.
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Reviewed changes
I reviewed the four commits since 84fd5b7. They make a recovery's refusals one-shot and keep recovery coverage correct, in both Rust and JS.
A refusal is handed over once: JS RecoveryHandle.takeRefused() replaces refused() and drains fresh. Rust Recovery now has its own fresh map, which RangeFills::take_refused takes. done returns only the refusals that were never taken. Because of this, a recovery kept alive by a stream it is still reading no longer passes an old refusal to a later fill. This settles the round 3 design checkpoint.
Released groups leave a recovery's coverage: the groups a recovery has refused and handed over go into released. A later fill for those groups therefore asks again instead of waiting on that recovery's other streams.
Coverage is rebuilt from the recoveries still out:#cover() (JS) and cover() (Rust) recompute recovering as each surviving recovery's groups minus released. When an older recovery ends, a newer recovery's coverage of the same groups stays in place.
No ask for refused groups:waiting now combines recovering with every held refusal, so a held fill does not ask the subscription for groups it will get a refusal for. Earlier ask runs still stay whole through the retain loop, so this adds no subscription-update churn.
I checked that the Rust and JS versions match for all three changes. I also checked that the JS recovery's unanswered calculation subtracts every refusal, including those already taken, so released groups are not refused a second time with failed. Each new test, a_recovery_refusal_is_taken_once and the two JS range fills cases, covers the path its commit changes.
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Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/fills.ts:
- Line 167: Update the repeated-Old refusal path that computes `done` from
`#recovered` so it excludes any coverage in `#recovering`; ensure active
recovery intervals are not recorded as terminal refusals that `answer()` can use
to refuse groups.
Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts:
- Line 2716: Update the returned handle’s changed notification, or
RangeFills.changed(), to also observe entry.tail.changed while preserving
refusal-change notifications, so #driveFills() wakes when recovery reading ends
and can cancel unused recovery.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/subscriber/fills.rs:
- Around line 207-212: Update the refusal-retention logic in forget_answered to
intersect each refused range with the groups covered by held fills, retaining
only the covered portions and preserving the refusal error for each remaining
portion. Drop uncovered portions, including portions separated by gaps, so a
refusal cannot affect groups no held fill still owes.
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js/net/src/internal.ts
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js/net/src/lite/fills.test.ts
js/net/src/lite/fills.ts
js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts
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rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs
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…to held fills
Answers CodeRabbit's review of b18505d:
- A stale drop repeated while a recovery still asks for the groups refuses nothing (Rust and JS).
- A refusal is trimmed to the groups a held fill still covers (Rust and JS).
- JS: a recovery's stream ending wakes the fills, so they cancel a recovery nobody owes.
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I reviewed the one commit since b18505d (93015ce). It answers CodeRabbit's review of that head in Rust and JS.
A repeated stale drop waits on its recovery:refuse with Old, for groups already recovered once, now refuses only the parts a recovery still out is not asking for. Rust uses recovering.gaps, and JS uses runGaps(#recovering, ..). A fill owing those groups therefore waits for the recovery's answer and is not refused early. A refusal that was already recorded stays in place.
Refusals are trimmed to held fills:forget_answered (Rust) and the #refused filter (JS) now cut each refusal down to the union of the held fills' ranges. Before, they kept the whole refusal whenever any held fill overlapped it, so a later request for the uncovered groups now asks again. Rust removes covered.gaps(span), JS clips to covered and keeps each part's refusal, and the two produce the same result.
JS: a recovery's stream ending wakes the fills:RecoveryHandle.readingChanged is the recovery subscription's tail.changed, which bumps on every decrement of #active. RangeFills.changed now races it next to changed, so #driveFills wakes and cancels a recovery that no fill owes once its last stream has been read.
The new Rust assertions and the two JS range fills tests each cover the path their change touches.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 93015ce because its merge_group build failed (failed_checks).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer note:
The PR deletes quest/m2/subscribe-ranges/lite07-fetch.md, while base adds quest/m1/live-history-demand.md with two references to it. The scratch merge reproduces the queue failure in the repository dev shell with nix develop --no-update-lock-file --command bash sh/quest.sh check.
Failure log lines 3229–3231:
quest: quest/m1/live-history-demand.md:18: link does not resolve: /quest/m2/subscribe-ranges/lite07-fetch.md
quest: quest/m1/live-history-demand.md:26: link does not resolve: /quest/m2/subscribe-ranges/lite07-fetch.md
quest: quest/m1/live-history-demand.md:26: requires /quest/m2/subscribe-ranges/lite07-fetch.md, which is not a quest document; make an outside condition its own quest
Update these references consistently with the other completed-prerequisite references already updated by this PR. The fixer prompt explicitly says “Never edit quest/”, so I left the PR branch unchanged and am handing back this documentation repair. Full build, lint, and test checks were not run because this entry is a handback.
codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer: On a scratch merge with base, nix develop --no-update-lock-file --command bash sh/quest.sh check fails: quest: quest/m1/live-history-demand.md:18: link does not re·solve: /quest/m2/subscribe-ranges/lit. Recommendation: Update quest/m1/live-history-demand.md to cite PR #8616 for the completed prerequisite and remove its Required entry for the deleted lite07-fetch.md, consistent with the PR’s other reference updates;
ci: check quest started
ci: check quest failed in 2s
##[group]check quest
Dev-shell quest: /nix/store/zwc3kshv6ihv44ssla7jd64g5ak1nja9-quest-0.2.1/bin/quest
quest: quest/m1/live-history-demand.md:18: link does not resolve: /quest/m2/subscribe-ranges/lite07-fetch.md
quest: quest/m1/live-history-demand.md:26: link does not resolve: /quest/m2/subscribe-ranges/lite07-fetch.md
quest: quest/m1/live-history-demand.md:26: requires /quest/m2/subscribe-ranges/lite07-fetch.md, which is not a quest document; make an outside condition its own quest
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✅ No new issues found.
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I reviewed what changed since the review at 93015ce: a merge of main with no conflicts, and one quest-file commit. No code changed.
Updated quest/m1/live-history-demand.md: removed its ## Required link to the lite07-fetch quest, which this PR deletes. The note now refers to #8616 for the LiveRanges.edit rewrite.
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Claims quest/m2/subscribe-ranges/lite07-fetch.md, and finishes it: the quest file and every link to it are removed.
Problem
On lite-07, a SUBSCRIBE range could start or end partway through a group, so FETCH and SUBSCRIBE overlapped. The 2026-11-03 decision on moq-dev/moq#7675 splits them. FETCH reads one group or a slice of one. SUBSCRIBE reads ranges of whole groups. The Rust copy already filled multi-group misses through its subscription (moq-dev/moq#7872), but JS still sent one FETCH per missing group.
Approach
Wire (lite-07 only, unpublished): an Absolute anchor in SUBSCRIBE and SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE names a group and no longer carries a frame index.
lite::Anchor::Absolute(Position)keeps its type. The lite-07 codec refuses a non-zero frame withEncodeError::Version.encodeAnchorandencodeSpanthrow on frame bounds for lite-07.Framesbookkeeping shrinks to lite-06's single range, and the frames bench goes with it.Draft: the Track and Positions sections say SUBSCRIBE reads whole groups and FETCH reads one group or a slice of one. A read starting partway through a group FETCHes that group and subscribes from the next. The Anchor struct loses
Frame Index, the frame-bound rules in SUBSCRIBE, SUBSCRIBE_OK and SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE are removed, and the changelog is updated.JS fills (
js/net/src/lite/fills.ts, a port of the RustRangeFillsandRecovery):LiveRanges.editkeeps fill and demand ranges apart by Range ID. A one-group miss still FETCHes.Fixes found on the way:
Recovery::polltreated a SUBSCRIBE_SKIP inside its groups as a protocol violation and closed the session. It now records the skip on the copy, as the live subscription does. Covered by the new testrange_fill::a_recovery_takes_a_skip_inside_it, which fails without the fix.refuseRun), as Rust'sRangeMapdoes.fillsChanged, which#driveFillsbumped only when the ask changed. The last recovery ending with an unchanged ask left it waiting forever.RangeFills.pollnow also reports when the fills empty.fillChangedreturned a plainSignal.changed()promise, whose listener stayed registered when its race lost, so a stalled fill under a busy live edge gained one listener per tail wake. It is now a lazySignal.race, and a recovery bumpsRangeFillswhen it ends instead of having itsdonepromise raced on every wake.RangeFills' refusals, as the RustRangeFillskeeps them.Impact
just test interop --allpasses.Positionwith a non-zero frame in a range anchor, or JS spanstartFrame/endFrame) now fails to encode.fetch_group/fetchGroupwith a frame start), and subscribe from the next group.Alternatives
Anchor::Absolute(Position)and refusing frames in the codec. Rejected: it would add a type that only one version uses.Frame Starton lite-07. Kept: a yielded group's continuation still needs it. It is otherwise always 0 now (see Follow-ups).Follow-ups
Dropped as optional: GROUP
Frame Startis now non-zero on lite-07 only for a YIELDED continuation. The draft's text is already accurate (0 is the common case, and non-zero means a gap or a continuation), and moving the field onto the continuation would change the wire to save one zero byte per group.Validation
On head
19bbef1ce, after a merge ofmain:just check(scoped to the branch): every lane passed except two Rust results that come from this host, not the change.runtime_uring::uring_startup_reports_the_memlock_limit(moq-relay) expects relay startup to fail under a lowered memlock limit, and here it starts. This PR touches nothing in moq-relay; the test runs only because moq-net changed. 32 smallmoq-quicandmoq-relayunit tests timed out during a 20-minute run under host load; rerun alone they pass in 0.28 s.cargo nextest: 12974 of 13007 passed.just js checkpassed after the last JS commit.js/netbun test: 3244 pass, 0 fail.js/net/src/lite/fills.test.ts: the three new tests each fail with their fix reverted (the FIN wake returns false; the lost-wait test counts 100 live listeners; the refusal test reads no drop) and pass with it.just test relay-fill(a JS relay between Rust peers filling what its copy misses) passed on head in 28.8 s. Three earlier runs timed out only because the test sat waiting for machine-wide scheduler capacity, which nextest counts toward its 60 s limit.9f0c186a8(unchanged by this round outsidejs/net):just drafts checkandjust test interop --allpassed.js/net/src/lite/drop_record.test.tsasserts that the 1.5 s reader receives groups 1 through 5, the Rust-matching result of decision 1. The "shed" case still asserts it takes neither 1 nor 2.Caused by
Recovery::pollclosed the session on a SUBSCRIBE_SKIP inside its groups.Decisions
Kept unchanged by the session that took this PR over after the previous one hit a rate limit; its unpushed work (
9f0c186a8) was recovered and built on.Settled by the maintainer on 2026-11-12, replacing the two
## Waitingitems:Recoverydo (rejected: keep the JS "most tolerant budget among the fills owing the run" and port it to Rust in a follow-up). JS dropsRecoveryTerms, the per-run budget, and the budget-aware "recovered once" bookkeeping, and asks with the fills' priority, asRecovery::newdoes. Accepted cost: once every hop forgot a run, a narrow reader takes its stale history; in the "forgot" case a 1.5 s reader gets groups 1 through 5.RangeFillsdocuments it in Rust and JS.Maintainer, 2026-11-13:
copy fill: a yielded group its subscription's drop names endsis back toexpect(open.length).toBe(1)with a single preempt, drops the "may be served on both the fill and the copy's expanded feed" comment, and its comments and title now describe the drop on the copy's subscription the fill rides (passed 5 of 5 runs). The file header already says multi-group fills ride the subscription's ranges, keeping a SUBSCRIBE of its own only forRecovery, so it needed no change.Merge round (2026-11-13)
Merged
origin/main(at4486b7a) into the branch, which conflicted in two JS files:js/net/src/internal.ts: kept main'sArrivinghandle forarrivingGroup(withholdGroup/succeedGroup) beside this PR'sarrivingIn.js/net/src/lite/fills.ts:RangeFillsonly watches a draining group's stream end, so it takesarriving.settledand releases the hold at once (a no-op hold on an unfinished group).js/net/src/lite/copy_fill.test.ts: this PR's two-group setup plus main's manual clock, full live read, and source error code 70.Then answered CodeRabbit's review of
19bbef1:Tail.accountednot expiring aged gaps mirrors Rust'sLedger::accounted. Refuted: the lite-07 SUBSCRIBE with an end at group 0 was already rejected on main; this PR did not change it.Each new test fails without its fix:
range fills: a recovery the first poll opens asks with the fill's priority,range fills: a passing refusal ends with the fills it answered,range fills: a recovery's refusal answers before it is over, and Rusta_refusal_ends_with_its_fills.just checkpassed on84fd5b7(13031 Rust tests).Then, per the one-shot pick (Rust and JS):
Recovery::freshtaken byRangeFills::take_refused, JSRecoveryHandle.takeRefused()), anddonereturns only what was never taken.released), so a later fill for them asks again instead of waiting on the recovery's other streams (Codex round 4).under pool pressure on the relay, a reader folds what it settled for good.cover()), so an older recovery ending keeps a newer one's coverage (Codex round 5).Then answered CodeRabbit's review of
b18505d(Rust and JS unless noted):RecoveryHandle.readingChanged), so they cancel a recovery nobody owes rather than sleep on it.Tests that fail without their fix: Rust
a_recovery_refusal_is_taken_once,a_stale_drop_is_recovered_once(repeated drop),a_refusal_ends_with_its_fills(trim); JSrange fills: a stale drop repeated during its recovery waits on it,range fills: a recovery's stream ending wakes the fills, JSrange fills: a recovery's refusal is taken onceandrange fills: an older recovery ending keeps a newer one's coverage. Rust'sRecoveryneeds a live session to construct, so the coverage ordering is tested in JS on the shared logic.just checkpassed on93015ce(13032 Rust tests, JS suites). Codex rounds 6 and 7: 10/10, no findings.Models
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Skipped on head 3be0e92: since the last review, only a conflict-free merge of main and quest-file fixes for the land fixer's
quest checkhandback changed; no code changed.