chore(quest): settle the group-overflow abort plan, and split out #2999 - #3407
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WalkthroughThe PR updates the group overflow quest with finalized abort semantics, an 8192-frame limit, cleanup scope, validation requirements, and benchmark boundaries. It adds a quest describing JS stream error-code mapping for locally raised group errors. The M1 README now links to the new JS stream error-code quest. Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The implementation plan should be corrected before merge so the follow-up work does not break sequence-aware reads or leave JavaScript group errors inconsistently mapped and tested. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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| `Writer.reset` calls `withCode(reason)` in `js/net/src/stream.ts`, which | ||
| preserves a code only when `reason instanceof StreamError`. A `Lagged` raised | ||
| locally is a plain `Error`, so `js/net/src/ietf/publisher.ts` `stream.reset(error(err))` | ||
| sends `StreamCode.Internal`. Rust does the opposite and deliberately so: |
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When this quest is started on main, its implementation guidance points to an API and cleanup that do not exist: js/net/src/stream.ts:487-489 directly calls abort(reason), js/net/src/error.ts exposes RemoteError/fromTransport rather than StreamError, StreamCode, or withCode, and js/json/src/window/consumer.ts contains no dual-class workaround to remove. Re-plan this new quest against the living error boundary so the implementer does not begin from stale symbols and behavior.
AGENTS.md reference: quest/AGENTS.md:L92-L92
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| - **A frame-count cap in both languages, at 8192.** JS caps at 1024 today and | ||
| Rust has no count cap at all, so a JS publisher dies where an identical Rust | ||
| one holds 100,000 frames. 8192 gives JS eight times its current headroom and |
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When the planned Rust cap is implemented, the existing Criterion group benchmark will panic: rs/moq-net/benches/group.rs:29 includes a 32,768-frame case, and its write and prefill paths unwrap every write result at lines 78, 82, 93, and 109. Include adjusting those counts or explicitly benchmarking the rejection in this quest; otherwise just bench will fail after the new 8,192-frame limit is crossed.
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quest/m1/group-overflow-abort.md opened with "Decide first", and three questions were left open. All three are settled here, so the quest is startable. The abort surfaces as a new Error::GroupTooLarge. Lagged is named from the consumer's side and would keep blaming the reader for the writer's overrun, which is the complaint the quest exists to fix. Evicted already means the pool dropped a group under external memory pressure, and #3161 is about to abort idle open groups, so all three need to stay distinguishable. The writer learns synchronously: the write that pushes the group past its budget returns the error and aborts the group, the shape FrameTooLarge already has. That needs a new stream code beside TooFarBehind and FrameTooLarge, which makes the moq-lite draft update part of the same PR. The frame-count cap stays and applies to both languages at 8192. JS caps at 1024 today and Rust has no count cap at all, so a JS publisher dies where an identical Rust one holds 100,000 frames. Two claims in the quest were wrong and are corrected, because either would have cost the implementer a day. Aborting does not delete offset/start/evicted outright: Rust's offset is also the Producer::start_at floor read by track.rs and resume.rs, and JS's start is the running sequence counter that every read increments. Only JS's evicted and the offset bump inside evict() actually go. The quest also says "the IETF publishers" use skip_to; on dev there is exactly one call site, because merge 6947217 silently dropped the other one and its regression test from #3323. That is folded in as something to confirm under the new semantics rather than restore, since this change deletes the case. Re-sized M to L accordingly. The wire half became its own quest. js/net cannot put a locally raised group error on the wire at all: Writer.reset preserves a code only for a StreamError, so a Lagged arrives at the peer as 0, which reads as an internal failure. That is issue #2999, it is a defect on main rather than dev, and it is not specific to this change, so it goes to m0 on its own. Left unblocking rather than Required: the overflow quest is correct without it, just invisible to peers publishing from JS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two review findings, both correct. The stream-code quest was filed in m0, which is started from main, but it was planned from facts gathered on dev. main has no StreamCode, no StreamError and no toTransport: its reset(reason) just calls writer.abort(reason), so there is no code-preserving path to fix there at all. The structured code machinery the quest builds on exists only on dev, which makes this m1 work by construction rather than an m0 bug fix. Moved, ranked next to #3001, and the plan now says to branch from dev and why. The 8192-frame cap also breaks the benchmark. rs/moq-net/benches/group.rs sweeps [512, 8_192, 32_768] and unwraps every write, so the top case panics as soon as a Rust count cap exists and just bench fails. That is in scope now. Its middle case sits exactly on the cap, so the quest also settles the boundary: 8192 frames is the largest legal group and the 8193rd write is the one that fails. The bench comment already claims its top end reaches "the raised MAX_GROUP_FRAMES", which is stale, since Rust has no such constant today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both findings were correct and are fixed in 2414d98. The milestone was wrong, and that is the more serious of the two. I planned this quest from facts gathered on The benchmark would have failed after the cap landed.
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| - [JS stream codes](/quest/m1/js-net-stream-error-codes.md) - without it a JS publisher sends this new code to the wire as Internal | ||
| - [#3001](/quest/m1/3001-ietf-stream-resets-send-moq-lite-error-codes-so-routine.md) - the moq-transport half of the code mapping |
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If this quest is executed before either related quest, its promised wire behavior remains incomplete: the first bullet explicitly says JS will still send Internal, while the plan delegates the moq-transport mapping to #3001. Move both dependencies into ## Required (or include their work here), since a quest without that section is considered ready and completing this one alone would still leave peers unable to distinguish GroupTooLarge.
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The Goal said a remote peer can tell the overrun apart from its own lag, flatly. That is true when the publisher is Rust. From a JS publisher the new error still arrives as Internal until the js/net stream-code quest lands, because Writer.reset cannot put a code on the wire for a locally raised error at all. That gap is in js/net rather than in this change, and it stays unblocking by decision rather than by omission: the quest is correct and completable without it. But the Goal was promising something the quest cannot deliver on its own, so it now says which publisher it holds for and what the other quest buys. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Three findings on 2414d98, of which two are re-posts of the round already addressed there: the milestone move and the benchmark scope both landed in that commit, and both comments still link to the pre-fix sha 398c1f7. The third is a real defect, and I am taking half of it, in 360513a. I am not adding But the finding is pointing at something true, and the defect is in my Goal rather than in the dependency graph. The Goal said, flatly, that "a remote peer can tell the overrun apart from its own lag". That holds when the publisher is Rust. From a JS publisher the new error still arrives as
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| - `group::Consumer::skip_to` and `Group.ReadOptions.from` lose their reason to | ||
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Removing these APIs does not remove the need to skip a filter's excluded prefix: both run_group and write_fill_group still need to begin at slice.skip, even when no frames were evicted, and the two JS paths use ReadOptions.from for the same purpose. Replacing the shared cursor operation with per-publisher drain loops recreates the duplicated implementation that already diverged in write_fill_group, as the following section documents. Keep a shared cursor primitive, potentially crate-internal, and delete only its eviction-specific behavior. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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In `@quest/m1/group-overflow-abort.md`:
- Around line 88-89: Before removing ReadOptions.from, update both
sequence-aware calls in `#runGroup` and `#runFill` to use the replacement argument
supported by group.readFrameSequence, preserving slice.skip and
Number(fill.skip) semantics. Add coverage confirming both paths pass the correct
starting offset.
In `@quest/m1/js-net-stream-error-codes.md`:
- Around line 36-41: Expand the error-code contract around the js/net stream
reset mapping to enumerate every local group error, including Lagged and
GroupTooLarge, with its corresponding moq-lite StreamCode. Add bidirectional
coverage: verify publisher resets produce the expected peer code, and peer
resets passed through fromTransport classify correctly in js/json, keeping both
mappings consistent.
- Around line 48-49: Update the acceptance test to exercise a JavaScript
publisher reset reaching its peer with the expected error code through the local
Moq.Group.Consumer.readFrame() path, rather than relying on fromTransport
normalization. Do not remove any js/json workaround or add a Moq.Group.Lagged
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| fix was superseded rather than lost a second time. JS kept both call sites | ||
| (`ietf/publisher.ts` `#runGroup` and `#runFill`). |
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Update both sequence-aware reads before removing ReadOptions.from.
#runGroup passes { from: slice.skip }, and #runFill passes { from: Number(fill.skip) } to group.readFrameSequence. Removing ReadOptions.from without rewriting these calls breaks the TypeScript contract. Document the replacement and add coverage for both paths.
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ReadOptions.from, update both sequence-aware calls in `#runGroup` and `#runFill` to
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| So the fix is a mapping from js/net's local error classes to stream codes, | ||
| mirroring Rust's `Error::to_code` / `Error::from_transport` pair, applied where | ||
| a stream is reset rather than at each call site. It is not a matter of passing | ||
| a literal at the one `ietf/publisher.ts` site: `Lagged` is not the only local | ||
| class that reaches `reset`, and the reverse direction has to agree or two peers | ||
| disagree about what a code means. |
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Define the complete bidirectional error-code contract.
The plan names Lagged as the concrete mapping, but the related overflow quest adds GroupTooLarge. List every local group error, including GroupTooLarge, and its moq-lite StreamCode.
Require tests in both directions: JS publisher reset to peer code, and peer reset through fromTransport to js/json classification. Otherwise, the outbound test can pass while GroupTooLarge still becomes INTERNAL_ERROR or the reverse mapping disagrees.
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In `@quest/m1/js-net-stream-error-codes.md` around lines 36 - 41, Expand the
error-code contract around the js/net stream reset mapping to enumerate every
local group error, including Lagged and GroupTooLarge, with its corresponding
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| Land it with a test that a JS publisher's reset arrives at a peer as the right | ||
| code, and drop the `js/json` workaround once the class check is redundant. |
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Align the acceptance test with the existing local path.
Moq.Group.Consumer.readFrame() can throw local Moq.Group.Lagged, and js/json/src/window/consumer.ts awaits it directly. fromTransport only normalizes transport failures, so a remote reset test does not cover this path. The current consumer has no Moq.Group.Lagged check to remove; add a test for the intended local behavior and update the plan accordingly.
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acceptance test to exercise a JavaScript publisher reset reaching its peer with
the expected error code through the local Moq.Group.Consumer.readFrame() path,
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The quest said skip_to and ReadOptions.from lose their reason to exist once nothing is evicted. They do not. A draft-20 filter still has to begin at slice.skip when the group is intact, so the cursor is doing range work and only its eviction tolerance, the clamping difference against start_at, belongs to this change. Deleting the shared primitive would also push a drain loop into every publisher, which is the duplication write_fill_group already drifted into once and which the next section of the same quest documents. That made this the third overstated deletion in this plan, after offset and start. Consumer.skipped and the js/binary guard on it still go: those report eviction and nothing else. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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quest/m1/group-overflow-abort.mdopened with "Decide first: this is a semantics change to the model in both languages, not a bug fix", and left three questions open. All three are settled here through a planning interview, so the quest is startable. It also splits out a defect found while settling them.The decisions
The abort surfaces as a new
Error::GroupTooLarge.Laggedis named from the consumer's side and would keep blaming the reader for the writer's overrun, which is the complaint the quest exists to fix.Evictedalready means the pool dropped a whole group under external memory pressure, and #3161 is about to abort idle open groups, so all three need to stay distinguishable.The writer learns synchronously. The write that pushes the group past its budget returns
Err(GroupTooLarge)and aborts the group, which is the shapeFrameTooLargealready has inwrite_frame. Todayevict()returns()and every write path returnsOk(())regardless, so the producer is told nothing about its own overrun.A new stream error code beside
TooFarBehind(0x5) andFrameTooLarge(0x25), so a remote subscriber can tell the failure apart. That is a wire change, sodrafts/draft-lcurley-moq-lite.mdis part of the same PR, per the rule inCLAUDE.md.A frame-count cap in both languages, at 8192. JS caps at 1024 today and Rust has no count cap at all, so a JS publisher dies where an identical Rust one holds 100,000 frames. This closes the divergence rather than tuning one side of it.
Two corrections to the quest's own text
Both would have cost the implementer real time, so they are fixed rather than left to be discovered.
The quest claimed aborting "deletes the per-reader eviction floors and the eviction bookkeeping (
offsetin Rust,start/evictedin JS) outright". Neither field is purely eviction bookkeeping. Rust'sGroupState::offsetis also theProducer::start_atfloor, read throughlive_first_frame()bytrack.rs(covering_group,claim_sequence) and byresume.rsroute splicing. JS'sstate.startis the running sequence counter that#readBufferedFrameincrements on every read. Only JS'sevictedand theoffsetbump insideevict()actually go, so the quest is re-sized M to L.The quest also says "the IETF publishers" use
skip_to, plural. On dev there is exactly one call site.f6376ed32(#3323) added two plus a regression test, and the merge commit6947217fcsilently dropped one call site and the test, sowrite_fill_groupis back to the pre-fix behaviour. That is folded into this quest as something to confirm correct under the new semantics rather than restore, since this change deletes the case outright. Worth knowing independently: a merge quietly reverted a fix and its regression test.The split
quest/m0/js-net-stream-error-codes.mdis new, closing issue #2999. js/net cannot put a locally raised group error on the wire at all:Writer.resetpreserves a code only for aStreamError, so aLaggedreaches the peer as0, which the moq-lite space reads as an internal failure. Rust does the opposite deliberately and maps it toTooFarBehind.js/json/src/window/consumer.tsalready works around the asymmetry by accepting both the local class and the remote codes.It is in m1, not m0. It reads like an m0 bug, and I first filed it there, but review caught that
mainhas noStreamCode, noStreamErrorand notoTransport: itsreset(reason)is justthis.#writer.abort(reason), so there is no code-preserving path onmainto fix. The structured code machinery is dev-only, which makes this dev-line work by construction. It is ranked next to #3001, the moq-transport half of the same registry problem. It is deliberately not markedRequiredfor the overflow quest: that quest is correct without it, just invisible to peers when the publisher is JS.Added during review
The 8192-frame cap breaks
rs/moq-net/benches/group.rs, which sweepsCOUNTS = [512, 8_192, 32_768]and unwraps every write: the top case panics once a Rust count cap exists, sojust benchfails. That is now in the quest's scope. Its middle case sits exactly on the cap, so the quest settles the boundary too: 8192 frames is the largest legal group and the 8193rd write is the one that returnsGroupTooLarge.Checks
just checkexits 0, withquest: 243 documents ok, so links resolve, the index matches the file tree, andRequiredstays acyclic. Docs-only change: no Rust, JS, or Python compiled.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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