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moq-transport marks nothing between the namespaces a publisher already had and the ones that showed up a moment later, so a subscriber can see that a namespace is present but never that it is absent. moq-lite has had that boundary since lite-05 (ANNOUNCE_OK.Active Count). Adds the MoQ Namespace Count extension: a NAMESPACE_COUNT Setup Option asking for a NAMESPACE_COUNT parameter on the REQUEST_OK that opens a namespace response set. Unknown Message Parameters are fatal in moq-transport, so the parameter is negotiated rather than sent unasked, and there is no registry for control message types, so an explicit end-of-set message was not an option. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughThe PR defines the Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The subscriber currently ignores the negotiated namespace count, so consumers may proceed before the publisher has delivered the complete initial namespace set, causing premature routing or fallback decisions. The PR is not merge-ready until count-based gating, including zero, absent, and short-count cases, is handled. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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| let initial = self.initial_namespaces(&mut announced, &prefix, &mut ns); | ||
| let namespace_count = declared.namespace_count.then_some(initial.len() as u64); |
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When a peer negotiates Namespace Count but omits or disables the independent Solicit option, the origin above is replaced with origin.empty(), so this reports Some(0) even if the publisher has live namespaces being sent through unsolicited PUBLISH_NAMESPACE requests. A subscriber following the new draft may therefore conclude that the publisher does not have a namespace while its advertisement is still in flight. The mirrored JS implementation has the same behavior; either the count must be omitted in this mode or the extension must require solicitation before treating the response as a complete snapshot.
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| let (session, mut driver) = Session::new(session, v, None, start.driver); | ||
| driver.wait_ready(|waiter| start.connecting.poll_ready(waiter)).await; |
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For direct moq_net::Client callers, a peer can return NAMESPACE_COUNT = N, send fewer than N entries, and leave the response stream and session open; this new wait_ready then prevents connect() from ever returning. The timeout mentioned in the extension comments exists only in the higher-level moq_native wrapper, while this public generic client has no deadline, contrary to the new draft's requirement that subscribers not wait indefinitely.
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… unsolicited Review found that a count only answers the subscriber's question when the SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE response stream is where that peer's advertisements are, and nothing but the SOLICIT declaration establishes that. A peer that asked for the count without requiring solicitation was told 0 while its namespaces were in flight as unsolicited PUBLISH_NAMESPACE, which reads as "this prefix is empty". The publisher now omits the parameter there instead. Merges draft-lcurley-moq-namespace-count into draft-lcurley-moq-solicit, since the two mechanisms are only correct together. They keep separate code points: a peer that implements only SOLICIT has never heard of the parameter, and an unknown Message Parameter closes its session. Also bounds the readiness wait. A peer decides how many announcements it owes us, so one that promises more than it sends held connect() for the life of the session, on moq-lite as well as moq-transport. Drops REQUEST_UPDATE_OK from the parameter's scope: neither implementation supports a Track Namespace Prefix update, so the draft was specifying behavior nothing provides. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@js/net/src/ietf/parameters.ts`:
- Around line 15-16: Convert the documentation comments for both newly exported
protocol symbols, including NamespaceCount, from triple-slash syntax to JSDoc
block comments using /** ... */ while preserving their existing descriptions.
In `@js/net/src/ietf/subscriber.ts`:
- Around line 140-147: Use the value returned by namespaceCountFromResponse in
the subscription readiness flow instead of only logging it: track remaining
initial-set entries, decrement as entries arrive, and complete readiness after
the final counted entry. Treat undefined and 0n as immediately ready, enforce
the existing or appropriate bounded wait, and add coverage for nonzero, zero,
absent, and short counts.
In `@rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher.rs`:
- Around line 1812-1858: Configure every newly added async test covering the
subscribe-namespace scenarios, including tests exercising
subscribe_namespace_response, to start Tokio with time paused. Preserve the
existing test logic while ensuring settle() timers advance deterministically
under the test runtime.
In `@rs/moq-net/src/ietf/solicit.rs`:
- Around line 26-27: Update the module documentation near SOLICIT and
NAMESPACE_COUNT to state that SOLICIT is sent on every supported draft, while
NAMESPACE_COUNT is sent only from Draft16 onward, matching the count_supported
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- rs/moq-net/src/lite/mod.rs
| /// NAMESPACE_COUNT, from the same extension: whether to report each initial set size. | ||
| NamespaceCount: 0x40b5cn, |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use JSDoc comments for the new public protocol symbols.
/// does not satisfy the required /** */ documentation format. Convert both new comments to JSDoc comments.
Proposed fix
- /// NAMESPACE_COUNT, from the same extension: whether to report each initial set size.
+ /** NAMESPACE_COUNT, from the same extension: whether to report each initial set size. */
NamespaceCount: 0x40b5cn,
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-/// NAMESPACE_COUNT, from the MoQ Solicit extension. See `solicit.ts`.
+/** NAMESPACE_COUNT, from the MoQ Solicit extension. See `solicit.ts`. */
export const MSG_PARAM_NAMESPACE_COUNT = 0x40b5en;As per coding guidelines, "each exported JS/TS symbol ... gets a doc comment (/** */)."
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In `@js/net/src/ietf/parameters.ts` around lines 15 - 16, Convert the
documentation comments for both newly exported protocol symbols, including
NamespaceCount, from triple-slash syntax to JSDoc block comments using /** ...
*/ while preserving their existing descriptions.
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| const ok = await RequestOk.decode(stream.reader, version); | ||
| // MoQ Namespace Count: how many of the entries below make up the initial | ||
| // set. `undefined` on a peer without the extension, which is every peer | ||
| // that leaves the boundary unmarked. | ||
| const count = namespaceCountFromResponse(ok.parameters); | ||
| if (count !== undefined) { | ||
| console.debug(`subscribe_namespace ok: prefix=${prefix} initial=${count}`); | ||
| } |
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Use the received count to gate initial-set completion.
count is discarded after logging. The subscriber then reports entries to consumers immediately. This does not implement the PR objective to gate the initial set until all counted entries arrive.
Track the remaining count for this subscription. Complete readiness only after the last counted entry. Treat an absent count and 0n as immediate completion. Bound the wait. Add tests for nonzero, zero, absent, and short counts.
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In `@js/net/src/ietf/subscriber.ts` around lines 140 - 147, Use the value returned
by namespaceCountFromResponse in the subscription readiness flow instead of only
logging it: track remaining initial-set entries, decrement as entries arrive,
and complete readiness after the final counted entry. Treat undefined and 0n as
immediately ready, enforce the existing or appropriate bounded wait, and add
coverage for nonzero, zero, absent, and short counts.
| /// Drive one SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE against an origin holding `advertised` broadcasts | ||
| /// and return the response the peer would read. | ||
| async fn subscribe_namespace_response(namespace_count: bool, advertised: &[&str]) -> ietf::RequestOk { | ||
| const VERSION: Version = Version::Draft18; | ||
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| let origin = crate::origin::Info::new(crate::Origin::new(1).unwrap()).produce(); | ||
| let gate = kio::Producer::new(true); | ||
| let session = SinkSession::gated_bi(gate.consume()); | ||
| let log = session.log.clone(); | ||
| let publisher = Publisher::new( | ||
| session.clone(), | ||
| origin.consume(), | ||
| Control::new(None, false), | ||
| None, | ||
| asks_for_the_count(namespace_count), | ||
| VERSION, | ||
| ); | ||
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| // Announced before the request arrives, which is what makes them the initial set. | ||
| let _held: Vec<_> = advertised | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .map(|path| { | ||
| origin | ||
| .create_broadcast(*path, crate::broadcast::Route::new().with_announce(true)) | ||
| .unwrap() | ||
| }) | ||
| .collect(); | ||
| settle().await; | ||
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| let stream = Stream::open(&session, VERSION).await.unwrap(); | ||
| let msg = ietf::SubscribeNamespace { | ||
| request_id: RequestId(1), | ||
| namespace: crate::Path::new(""), | ||
| }; | ||
| let mut run = std::pin::pin!(publisher.run_subscribe_namespace_stream(stream, msg)); | ||
| // Parks on the live loop once the initial batch is written. | ||
| assert!(futures::poll!(run.as_mut()).is_pending()); | ||
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| for path in advertised { | ||
| assert_eq!( | ||
| occurrences(&log, path.as_bytes()), | ||
| 1, | ||
| "the counted NAMESPACE for {path} rode the same batch" | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
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| response(&log, VERSION) |
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Pause Tokio time in the new async tests.
These tests use settle(), which waits on a real timer. Add start_paused = true to each new test so the scheduler advances time deterministically.
As per coding guidelines: “Async tests that depend on time call tokio::time::pause() first so timers fire instantly and deterministically.”
Proposed fix
-#[tokio::test]
+#[tokio::test(start_paused = true)]
async fn the_response_counts_the_initial_set() {
-#[tokio::test]
+#[tokio::test(start_paused = true)]
async fn an_empty_initial_set_counts_zero() {
-#[tokio::test]
+#[tokio::test(start_paused = true)]
async fn a_peer_that_did_not_ask_gets_no_count() {
-#[tokio::test]
+#[tokio::test(start_paused = true)]
async fn an_unsolicited_peer_gets_no_count() {
-#[tokio::test]
+#[tokio::test(start_paused = true)]
async fn the_count_excludes_a_filtered_namespace() {Also applies to: 1864-1868, 1871-1875, 1879-1883, 1889-1933, 1938-1984
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In `@rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher.rs` around lines 1812 - 1858, Configure every
newly added async test covering the subscribe-namespace scenarios, including
tests exercising subscribe_namespace_response, to start Tokio with time paused.
Preserve the existing test logic while ensuring settle() timers advance
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| //! Both are plain Setup Options, so they ride every draft we speak rather than needing the | ||
| //! unified SETUP the MoQ Cluster extension does. |
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Correct the version-scope documentation.
NAMESPACE_COUNT does not ride every draft. count_supported omits it for Draft14 and Draft15. State that SOLICIT is sent on every supported draft, while NAMESPACE_COUNT is sent only from Draft16 onward.
Proposed fix
-//! Both are plain Setup Options, so they ride every draft we speak rather than needing the
-//! unified SETUP the MoQ Cluster extension does.
+//! Both use Setup Options rather than the unified SETUP used by the MoQ Cluster extension.
+//! SOLICIT rides every draft we speak. NAMESPACE_COUNT rides Draft16 and later.Also applies to: 53-64
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In `@rs/moq-net/src/ietf/solicit.rs` around lines 26 - 27, Update the module
documentation near SOLICIT and NAMESPACE_COUNT to state that SOLICIT is sent on
every supported draft, while NAMESPACE_COUNT is sent only from Draft16 onward,
matching the count_supported behavior.
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Closing unmerged. The extension has no consumer, and the review that led here established why.
So the boundary is answered a different way: an API that waits, rather than one that guesses and needs a completeness marker to guess correctly. Taking a marker to the working group while our own subscriber deliberately doesn't use one isn't a position worth defending, so the draft goes with it. The text is recoverable from this PR's commits if a consumer ever comes back. Follow-up: the (written by Opus 5) |
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Closes #2789.
Summary
SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACEis answered withREQUEST_OKand then aNAMESPACEper match, all the same message on the same stream. A subscriber can see that a namespace is present but never that it is absent, which is whatorigin::Consumer::request_broadcastneeds before falling back to a dynamic handler orUnroutable. moq-lite has had that boundary since lite-05 (ANNOUNCE_OK.Active Count).NAMESPACE_COUNTSetup Option (0x40B5C) negotiating aNAMESPACE_COUNTMessage Parameter (0x40B5E) on eachSUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE_OK. That manyNAMESPACEmessages are the initial set; everything after is a live update.0is a real answer (the prefix is empty), absent means no boundary.draft-lcurley-moq-solicitrather than a draft of its own, because the two mechanisms are only correct together: a count answers for one stream, and nothing but the SOLICIT declaration puts that peer's advertisements on it. They keep separate code points, since a peer that implements only SOLICIT has never heard of the parameter and an unknown Message Parameter closes its session.HOP_PATHviaRELAY_HOPS.NAMESPACE: draft-14/15 answer withPUBLISH_NAMESPACErequests on streams of their own, so there is nothing on the response stream to count, and draft-14'sSUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE_OKcarries no parameters at all. We neither ask nor answer there.Implementation
rs/moq-net/src/ietf/solicit.rscarries both options;into_setupdeclares them in one call.run_subscribe_namespace_streamwaits for the peer's SETUP before the response (it decides whether the parameter goes on it), drains the origin synchronously into the initial set, and writes theREQUEST_OKplus its countedNAMESPACEmessages as one buffer. Selection runs once, during the drain, so the count and the messages can't disagree; a route that moves after that is a live update. Split-horizon-filtered namespaces are not counted, since they are never sent.PUBLISH_NAMESPACE), so the only count it could report is0, which reads as "this prefix is empty" while the advertisements are in flight.NAMESPACEmessages have arrived (immediately for0or a peer that reports none). Reflected announcements we drop locally still count: the peer doesn't know we dropped them.Connectingmoved fromlite/toconnecting.rsandietf::startnow returns it, soconnect()blocks on the initial announce set over moq-transport exactly as it already does over moq-lite.Driver::wait_readynow gives up after 5s and connects anyway. A peer decides how many announcements it owes us, so one that promises more than it sends previously heldconnect()for the life of the session, on moq-lite as well. Continuing costs only the guarantee the wait buys.js/netmirrors the wire: declares both options, sends the count as a publisher (under the same solicitation gate), parses it as a subscriber. It does not gate anything on it yet, because js/net has no connect-gate to hang it on (its lite subscriber ignoresAnnounceOk.activefor the same reason). Wire-compatible in both directions today; a JS-side boundary is a follow-up.Public API changes
None.
ietfandliteare private modules;ietf::SessionStart,connecting::{Connecting, ConnectingProducer}, andietf::peer::Peer::namespace_countare allpub(crate)or crate-internal. The only exported change is a doc-comment update onorigin::Consumer::announced_broadcast.Review
Reviewed adversarially by Codex (
/pr-review). Fixed: the false empty set above, and the unbounded readiness wait. Rejected Codex's proposed fix for the first (make the counted response authoritative and suppress unsolicitedPUBLISH_NAMESPACEfor that peer) because it turnsNAMESPACE_COUNTinto a second way of sayingSOLICIT=1and leaves the receiver reconciling two sources; omitting the parameter says what is actually true. Filed #2836 for a pre-existing issue it surfaced:wait_readydiscards the driver's result, soconnect()returnsOkfor a session that died during the handshake (true for moq-lite before this PR, and for the moq-transport paths that previously didn't wait at all).Cross-package sync
rs/moq-netwire ->js/net(done),drafts/(the merged draft),doc/(two bullets indoc/concept/standard/interop.md). Nohang,moq-ffi, or CLI surface is touched.Test plan
just check/just testgreen (2525 Rust, 390 js/net).Some(0)vsNone, SETUP negotiation per version, publisher response counting (initial set, empty set, peer that didn't ask, peer that asked without requiring solicitation, split-horizon-filtered namespace excluded), subscriber connect gating (counted set completes, short set does not, empty/absent complete immediately), andreadiness_gives_up_on_a_promise_the_peer_never_keepsfor the new deadline.js/net/src/ietf/solicit.test.ts(negotiation per version,0nvs absent on the response).nix develop --command just drafts checkparses the merged draft.Not run: the cross-language interop matrix (
just test smoke-full).(Written by Opus 5)