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quest: import the multi-object datagram and redundant-switch issues - #6887
Plan #6885 as m1/datagram-object-drop (a hop or reader that
cannot carry an Object ID delivers only object 0) and #6877 as
m1/ts-reliability/epoch-switch-drain (a stitched switch keeps playing the
old instance until the new clock is acquired).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
No actionable findings in this plans-only change. The direction is appropriately narrow: drop nonzero Object IDs only where identity cannot survive, preserving relay passthrough; keep the retiring epoch feeding output while the replacement acquires its clock rather than introducing another routing policy. Both target the current behavior confirmed in the referenced Rust code, and JS already filters nonzero datagram Object IDs.
Checked all four changed files, both source issues, the Rust datagram paths, TS follower/export/jitter machinery, and the existing failover test. The described runtime bugs are still planned work, not fixed here. No earlier submitted review findings to reconcile; the independent Codex check also reports no findings. Static review only; no builds or runtime tests run.
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The PR adds quest documentation for datagram Object ID handling and stitched TS epoch switching. The datagram note specifies preserving Object IDs where supported and dropping later objects where they cannot be carried. The TS note specifies continuing the old epoch’s output until the new epoch acquires its clock, then switching with program-change signaling. Both quests are added to their respective Required lists.
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review 4514a
This change only adds planning notes, so nothing runs differently after merge. A few statements in the notes are inaccurate or contradict the stated design, and could mislead whoever implements these quests. Correct them before or soon after merging; none of them blocks the merge.
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Issue #6877 has coding requirements for epoch-switch draining, retained old-epoch output until the new clock is acquired, an integration assertion for no gap on a healthy-leg switch, and related docum…
Implement the selected follower behavior in rs/moq-mux/src/container/ts/export.rs. Keep the old subscription active until the new jitter generation acquires its clock, within --follow. Add the healthy-leg no-gap integration assertion an…
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The title clearly identifies the main change: importing quests for the multi-object datagram and redundant-switch issues.
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The description directly explains the two imported quests, their issue scope, decisions, and plan-only impact.
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The changes add quest index entries and design documents for the two issues named in the current PR description. The documents define the planned datagram-object handling and epoch-switch drain work. …
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Issue #6877 has coding requirements for epoch-switch draining, retained old-epoch output until the new clock is acquired, an integration assertion for no gap on a healthy-leg switch, and related documentation. The reviewed changes add only the quest document. They do not change Export::followed, add the integration assertion, or update the runtime documentation. The repository diff was unavailable, so this conclusion uses the supplied change summary and the reviewed quest file.
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Implement the selected follower behavior in rs/moq-mux/src/container/ts/export.rs. Keep the old subscription active until the new jitter generation acquires its clock, within --follow. Add the healthy-leg no-gap integration assertion and the required redundancy and CLI documentation updates.
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The listed tests cover the drop cases but do not explicitly verify the retained IETF passthrough path from lines 23-28. Add a test that preserves Object IDs 1 and 2 across an IETF-capable hop.
As per coding guidelines: tests must cover useful edge cases and provide long-term regression value.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/datagram-object-drop.md around lines 46 - 47:
Add a regression test for the IETF passthrough path described in the datagram
object-drop scenario, verifying that an IETF-capable hop preserves Objects 1 and
2. Keep the existing drop-case tests unchanged.
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Clarify what --follow bounds.
The plan limits old-generation output to the --follow window, but the existing stitched follower can continue replacement catalog acquisition beyond that window. Define whether acquisition also expires and state the expected output in either case.
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- 35:
Clarify in the epoch-switch drain plan what the --follow window bounds: specify
whether replacement catalog acquisition expires with the window or may continue
afterward, and state the expected old-generation output in either case. Keep the
existing distinction between draining the old subscription and acquiring the new
generation explicit.
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Review comments at @quest/m1/datagram-object-drop.md:
- Around line 8-12: Update the receiving-behavior description to distinguish the
receiver that keeps the first datagram from the
`track::Subscriber::poll_recv_datagram` path, which returns each status-zero
stored datagram rather than selecting one per sequence. Keep the documented
behavior of the plain Rust datagram reader accurate as well.
Review comments at @quest/m1/ts-reliability/epoch-switch-drain.md:
- Line 50: Update the quest summary entry around “a redundant ingest pair” to
remove the rejected standby-epoch-waits-behind-live behavior. Describe retaining
the old generation during new-clock acquisition while preserving
newest-epoch-first routing.
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Review comments at @quest/m1/datagram-object-drop.md:
- Around line 46-47: Add a regression test for the IETF passthrough path
described in the datagram object-drop scenario, verifying that an IETF-capable
hop preserves Objects 1 and 2. Keep the existing drop-case tests unchanged.
Review comments at @quest/m1/ts-reliability/epoch-switch-drain.md:
- Around line 33-35: Clarify in the epoch-switch drain plan what the --follow
window bounds: specify whether replacement catalog acquisition expires with the
window or may continue afterward, and state the expected old-generation output
in either case. Keep the existing distinction between draining the old
subscription and acquiring the new generation explicit.
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Merge summary (took over a stale quest:merge hold):
Merged origin/main (53 commits behind, no conflicts); both imported quests and their links still hold on main.
CodeRabbit datagram-object-drop.md:12: fixed. Nothing on the receiving side keeps one datagram per sequence; the Goal now says the plain Rust reader hands out every object at one sequence, so a lost or late object 0 lets object 1 stand in. Also renamed the surface to Subscription::serve_datagram, where the status skip lives.
CodeRabbit epoch-switch-drain.md:50: fixed. The Closes line no longer lists the declined standby-epoch ask as delivered.
quest check and just check pass on 42a5ef0; Codex approved that head. Quest-only, so it jumps the queue.
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Imports the two open issues without the
questlabel. Mentions only; each quest's PR closes its issue.Quests
quest/m1/datagram-object-drop.md[S] for moq-relay silently drops datagram objects after object 0 in a group (moq-transport publisher) #6885: a lite hop without theietfextension, and the plain Rust datagram reader, deliver only object 0 of a moq-transport datagram group. Today the lite receiver keeps whichever object arrives first, so a lost object 0 lets object 1 pose as the group's datagram. Rust relays on main already pass multi-object groups between moq-transport peers (feat(net): preserve IETF object fields through relays #5494); the report was against release 0.17, which dropped them at ingress.quest/m1/ts-reliability/epoch-switch-drain.md[M] for A redundant ingest pair: let a standby epoch wait behind a live one, and let a follower switch without emptying its delay #6877:export ts --stitchkeeps playing the old epoch as a jitter generation until the new one's clock is acquired, so a backup starting leaves no output hole. Routing stays newest-epoch-first (2026-10-19 decision); the standby-epoch ask is declined.Decisions
#6885 outcome (first asked with the relay assumed at fault; re-asked once facts showed main already carries Object IDs)
#6885 scope, revised: maintainer asked how a gap behaves, then proposed silently dropping object id != 0 for moq-lite
#6885 surfaces
#6877 goal
#6877 old leg during the switch
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