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…ev merge Triages the 43 open issues the 2026-08 grooming left without a quest. Seven become quests (five m0 bugs, the m1 gap-discontinuity contract, and #3124 as a Closes on noq-parity), 24 join a new merge-dev gate quest that closes them when dev lands, and the rest are dispositioned in the PR. Two design decisions settled on the way: a discontinuity is a hole in the delivered group sequence rather than an empty group (the empty group is shed under a zero budget on dev, #3291), and in the legacy and LOC containers a video group ends with an empty frame that closes its last frame's duration while audio writes no empty frames at all (m2 duration-marker). The IETF error-code quest absorbs #3001; the #3049 quest is deleted because #3066 already moved the duplicate-hop check into Hops::push. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reconciles the concurrent issue import from #3431 and #3432: this branch's quests for #3359, #3361, #3363, and #3291 replace main's, main's #3360 quest replaces this branch's docs quest, and the #3247 and cpal-release quests are deleted since the allocation is accepted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| - Draft: replace the empty-group sentence with the gap rule. A publisher | ||
| declares a discontinuity by skipping at least one group sequence. A consumer | ||
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Do not treat every numeric sequence gap as a discontinuity. Continuous HANG tracks may intentionally use non-sequential group IDs, including DTS-derived IDs; js/hang/src/container/consumer.ts explicitly preserves PTS-contiguous delivery across such jumps, and consumer.nonsequential.test.ts covers this case. The proposed rule would reset the decoder and reapply startup delay or pre-skip at every otherwise continuous boundary, disrupting audio and open-GOP playback. The plan needs either a contiguous-numbering invariant for all producers or a discontinuity signal distinguishable from a valid ID jump. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Agreed, and settled with the maintainer: the rule now resets only when the boundary cannot prove continuity (previous group's end equals the next group's first timestamp). Video learns its end from the duration marker quest, which gap-discontinuity now requires; audio from its codec-defined durations. Non-sequential ids stay legal and consumer.nonsequential.test.ts is named as a case that must not reset.
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds quest plans for audio resampling, JavaScript package dependencies, broadcast republishing, IETF error codes, gap discontinuities, branch merging, duration markers, LOC duration markers, and QUIC parity. It updates milestone indexes, revises quest wording, redirects error-code references, removes obsolete entries, and adds issue links. Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to These planning changes define discontinuity handling and LOC duration-marker rollout behavior. The unresolved reset precedence and mixed-version compatibility requirements could lead to delayed decoder resets or incompatible marker delivery when the plans are implemented, so they should be clarified before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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- Around line 22-33: The quest scope must include the draft-14 publish-error
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The gap rule resets only when the boundary cannot prove continuity, so legal non-sequential group ids keep playing; the IETF error-code quest covers the draft-14 publish-error path; the noq parity report runs noq on both runtimes as the matched control #3124 asked for. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| declares a discontinuity by skipping at least one group sequence. A consumer | ||
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| decoding the first group after a gap in the sequence it delivers, declared | ||
| or not, unless the previous group's end equals the next group's first | ||
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A publisher can deliberately reset its codec while resuming exactly at the prior group's endpoint, such as during a source or encoder replacement that preserves a continuous media clock. In that case the skipped sequence declares a new codec epoch, but this exception classifies the boundary as harmless and feeds the new epoch into the old decoder state. Timestamp continuity proves only that no media time is missing, not that codec prediction state continues, so the protocol needs a separate unambiguous reset signal or must not suppress explicitly declared resets. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Turning this one down, with the reasoning recorded in the quest. A timestamp-contiguous boundary is exactly what every ordinary group boundary already is: the keyframe that opens the next group resets prediction state and carries its parameter sets, and a codec config change rides the catalog, so an encoder replacement on a continuous clock gets the same treatment as any group boundary today. The only thing a container-level reset adds is re-applying startup delay and pre-skip, which on a continuous clock would open a hole; a publisher that wants that presents a hole itself.
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| - Compatibility: released video consumers already skip empty frames, since | ||
| only the audio decoder reads `end()`, so a new publisher is safe against an | ||
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This compatibility claim holds for legacy HANG but not LOC. The existing LOC formats in rs/moq-mux/src/container/loc/mod.rs and js/loc/src/index.ts do not implement endpoint-marker detection, so released consumers surface an empty LOC payload as an ordinary video frame and submit it to the codec. Once new publishers append such a marker to every video group, old LOC players can fail decoding at each boundary. The design needs versioned or negotiated LOC marker semantics, or must restrict this compatibility path to legacy containers. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Agreed: the released LOC consumers do not skip an empty payload. The quest now lands only the LOC consumer-side skip; LOC producers start writing the marker in a new m2/loc-duration-marker.md quest gated on a release whose consumers skip it. The compatibility claim is scoped to legacy.
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The revised exact-equality rule still breaks continuous tracks with non-sequential group IDs when frame duration does not map to an integer number of microseconds, such as 1024-sample AAC frames. js/hang/src/container/consumer.ts already documents that independently rounded timestamps and durations can differ by about 1 µs and uses CONTIGUITY_TOLERANCE; replacing that with exact equality classifies ordinary boundaries as discontinuities, repeatedly resetting the decoder and reapplying pre-skip. Retain a small rounding tolerance while rejecting gaps that exceed it. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Agreed. The rule now reads within the rounding tolerance the js consumer already uses (CONTIGUITY_TOLERANCE, about a microsecond), with the 1024-sample AAC case named as the reason.
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When this quest is executed as written, LOC producers deliberately remain unchanged, so the promise here that every LOC video group ends with a marker cannot be achieved; that producer behavior is deferred to loc-duration-marker.md. Because a quest's Goal is its required observable outcome, narrow this Goal to legacy production plus LOC consumer readiness so the quest can actually be completed against it. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Agreed. The goal is narrowed to legacy production plus LOC consumer readiness; LOC production is the follow-up quest's outcome.
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In `@quest/m1/gap-discontinuity.md`:
- Around line 41-45: Align the declared-skip gap gate with the reset rule:
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| A contiguous boundary is what every ordinary group boundary already is: | ||
| the keyframe that opens the next group resets prediction state and carries | ||
| its parameter sets, and a codec config change rides the catalog, so an | ||
| encoder replacement on a continuous clock needs nothing more. A publisher | ||
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Align the gap-gate rule with the reset rule.
Lines 32-40 require a reset before decoding the first group after a delivered sequence gap, unless timestamps prove continuity. Lines 58-63 instead delay a declared skip until the max-age gate trips or the timestamp jump exceeds the budget. A non-contiguous gap below that budget therefore has two possible behaviors. Define which rule controls. Otherwise the implementation may leave the #3291 reset delayed or missing.
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In `@quest/m1/gap-discontinuity.md` around lines 41 - 45, Align the declared-skip
gap gate with the reset rule: ensure the first group after any delivered
sequence gap is reset before decoding unless timestamp continuity explicitly
proves no reset is needed, rather than delaying reset solely because the gap
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| - [Duration marker](/quest/m2/duration-marker.md) - the consumer-side skip and the contract | ||
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Define the mixed-version rollout gate.
quest/m2/duration-marker.md states that older LOC consumers submit an empty payload to the decoder, while newer consumers skip it. The requirement that one compatible release has shipped does not ensure that all supported consumers have upgraded. Require version negotiation or upgrade all supported consumers before producers write markers. If older consumers remain supported, add a mixed-version test.
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For contiguous boundaries whose independently rounded timestamps differ by hundreds of microseconds, implementing “about a microsecond” still causes a decoder reset. The existing js/hang/src/container/consumer.ts defines CONTIGUITY_TOLERANCE as Moq.Time.Micro.fromMilli(1), which is 1,000 µs, and its non-sequential regression intentionally uses about 500 µs. Fresh evidence after the prior thread is the actual constant and test, which contradict this updated prose, so specify and reuse the existing 1 ms tolerance. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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For a continuous Legacy or LOC audio track with non-sequential group IDs, the container consumers cannot prove this continuity: moq_mux::container::Frame explicitly leaves duration as None for Legacy/LOC, Rust's runtime Container carries only the wire format, and the JS Format likewise has no codec metadata. The codec-defined duration is available only downstream in the audio decoder, after the container consumer has already incremented the discontinuity counter. Fresh evidence after the earlier non-sequential-ID thread is this layer boundary, so the quest must add duration plumbing or move audio gap classification into a codec-aware layer, with an audio regression. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| - Producers: the `rs/moq-mux` container `Producer` writes the marker at `cut` | ||
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When this plan is implemented, neither producer can determine whether its track is video: Rust container::Producer::new receives only a track and container, and JS legacy::Producer likewise has no media-kind input, while both types are used for audio and video. This bullet therefore either writes the forbidden marker to audio tracks or forces an unplanned public API and call-site change. Settle how the role is carried, preferably through the catalog-backed construction path, before prescribing marker emission. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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The release of marker-skipping consumers is an independently completable milestone that unblocks the LOC producer change, but it is embedded here as a plain condition. Create a release quest holding that external condition and make this producer quest require it, so the release can complete independently and serve as the shared blocker required by the quest creation rules. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Triages the 43 open issues the 2026-08 grooming (#3239) left without a quest. Every "already fixed on dev" claim was re-verified against the code; all held, but none of the dev-only fixes are on main, and nothing guaranteed those issues would close at the merge. This PR adds the quests the newer issues need, a gate quest for the dev merge that carries the closing keywords, and the disposition of everything else.
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m0/ietf-error-codes.md404/500/400/409on every draft (14 through 20); no named registry type exists. Absorbs the #3001 stream-reset quest (deleted) since it is the same per-protocol mapping; the interop runner's COMPAT branch for our codes is being removed upstream.m0/3363-...invisiblepublisher unpublishes and republishes the broadcast under one name on one session; the watcher's re-announce path keeps a handle onto the dead generation. Three fixes since 0.3.2 target it (#2617, #2976, #3368); the quest reproduces on 0.5.3 with a regression and fixes if it survives.m0/3361-...@moq/watchimports@moq/jsonwithout declaring it and vite externalizes every@moq/*, which produces exactly the reportedConsumererror; adds a declared-dependency check and a Firefox 140 ESR verification.m0/3326-...starts_atstill derives held-frame time by subtraction, so the terminal phase and sub-slack jumps still rewind across a gap.m1/gap-discontinuity.mdis_stalealready sheds it under a zero budget. Required by monotonic-timeline and by the merge gate.m1/merge-dev.mdm2/duration-marker.mdAlso:
m2/quic/noq-parity.mdgainsCloses #3124(the parity report is the matched runtime-versus-QUIC-stack measurement that issue asked for; noq now runs on both the tokio-worker and io_uring paths).m1/3049-*.mdis deleted: #3066 moved the duplicate-hop check intoHops::push, which is the quest's own design note.monotonic-timeline.mdnow requires gap-discontinuity and no longer assumes the empty-group form.Close at the dev merge (24 from the list, plus #3049), via
merge-dev.md's Closes#3173 (8acbeb3), #3107 and #3112 (#3116), #3160 (#3210), #3119 (#3133), #3111 (#3110), #2627 and #2628 (#2705), #2532 (#2541), #2609 (#2618), #2807 and #2808 (#2820), #2892 (#2926), #2517 (#3312), #2934 (#2971), #1238 (#2872), #3260 (#3282), #3174 (#2541), #3171 (7bb180f), #3172 (#3177), #2401 (linger removed, #2704 and #3312), #2217 (announce handle), #980 (happy eyeballs, #2749), #2153 (hops on dev).
Fixed on main today, close now: #2282 (AEC/AGC/NS shipped in #2538), #3072 and #3094 (#3113).
Close, not a concern: #3247 (an allocation on the audio thread during an error path is accepted). The
m2/3247-*andm2/cpal-release.mdquests that #3431 added are deleted accordingly.Stale per the grooming, close by hand: #2143, #744, #685, #863, #700, #1384.
Stay open, no quest: #2388 (WebKit tracking; Safari WebTransport is disabled in
browser.ts), #2812 (no reproduction; a stats recording would turn it into one).Reconciled with the concurrent import (#3431, #3432), which landed while this was being planned: this branch's quests for #3359, #3361, #3363, and #3291 replace main's (they carry the decisions above, and main's #3359 quest linked the deleted #3001 quest); main's #3360 quest stays, since the reporter's
broadcast is undefinedfits its pre-upgrade-read hypothesis and it already documentsbroadcast.out.catalog; main's Firefox-harness point is folded into the #3361 quest.Public API changes
Test plan
just check: quest check reports 240 documents ok (links, index matches tree, headings, acyclic Required); markdown and shell lints pass.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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