fix(watch): apply Sync max age to audio subscriptions - #3114
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| // SUBSCRIBE_LATENCY_MAX_MS bounds the replay further. | ||
| const sub = active.track(track).subscribe({ | ||
| priority: Catalog.PRIORITY.audio, | ||
| startGroup: 0, |
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When the session negotiates IETF moq-transport, these options never reach the publisher: js/net/src/ietf/subscriber.ts constructs Subscribe using only request.priority, while js/net/src/ietf/subscribe.ts hardcodes the LargestObject filter. Consequently startGroup: 0 only fixes moq-lite sessions, and IETF viewers can still lose the beginning of an utterance that started before the subscription arrived. Pass an equivalent start filter through the IETF subscription path as well. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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In `@js/watch/src/audio/decoder.ts`:
- Around line 288-296: Add a regression test for delayed subscriptions covering
the decoder’s active.track(track).subscribe path: publish groups 0 and 1 before
subscribing, use fake time to exercise the publisher Info.latencyMax retention
boundary, and assert startGroup: 0 delivers group 0 while the retention window
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| const replayMax = effect.get(this.in.replayMax); | ||
| const sub = active.track(track).subscribe({ | ||
| priority: Catalog.PRIORITY.audio, | ||
| ...(replayMax > 0 ? { startGroup: 0, latencyMax: replayMax } : {}), |
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When replayMax is shorter than the publisher's retention window, latencyMax does not limit how much cached history this subscription receives. startGroup: 0 requests every retained group, while js/net/src/track.ts prunes against the track's immutable Info.latencyMax and then mirrors the entire remaining cache to the subscriber; the subscription value is a reordering tolerance rather than a replay cutoff. For example, a 500 ms setting can replay a two-second-old utterance in full, so the requested history window must be enforced independently. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| const sub = active.track(track).subscribe({ | ||
| priority: Catalog.PRIORITY.audio, | ||
| ...(replayMax > 0 ? { startGroup: 0, latencyMax: replayMax } : {}), | ||
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When several retained groups are sent over moq-lite, omitting ordered leaves its default false, and js/net/src/lite/priority.ts explicitly ranks newer groups first. Container.Consumer anchors playback to the first group it receives and discards subsequently arriving lower sequences, so under stream reordering or constrained transport this replay can receive the tail first and then throw away the head it was meant to recover. Replay subscriptions need sequence-first delivery. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| // Raise it for a publisher that opens a track per utterance: it is already writing by the time | ||
| // the subscription lands, so the live edge skips the head of every track. The publisher retains | ||
| // closed groups only for the track's own latencyMax window, which caps this regardless. | ||
| replayMax: Getter<Time.Milli>; |
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DecoderInput is exported through the public Audio namespace, but this new member has only ordinary // comments, which are omitted from generated .d.ts and JSR API documentation. Convert this description to /** ... */ so consumers can see the units, default, and retention behavior on the published API. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| const maxAge = effect.get(this.in.maxAge); | ||
| const sub = active.track(track).subscribe({ | ||
| priority: Catalog.PRIORITY.audio, | ||
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When maxAge is supplied by a Signal and changed after playback has started, or a second decoder sharing this broadcast requests history, this effect closes and reopens only the local sink. Broadcast.Consumer deduplicates the still-live track, so moq-lite sends a SUBSCRIBE_UPDATE on the existing upstream; however, the publisher already called startAt(latest) and recvGroup() permanently closed every earlier group. The later startGroup: 0 therefore cannot recover the head, leaving the reactive option ineffective in these scenarios. Reopen the upstream subscription or retain/fetch the newly requested range before resubscribing. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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27-34: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse JSDoc for the new public member.
DecoderInputis an exported TypeScript API, but the new member uses//comments. Use/** ... */and document the default and zero-disabled behavior so generated JSR and.d.tsdocumentation includes the contract.As per coding guidelines, every exported TypeScript symbol and notable public member must use a doc comment.
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In `@js/watch/src/audio/decoder.ts`:
- Around line 27-34: Rename the public DecoderInput field maxAge to replayMax
and update all related initialization and `#runDecoder` references. Normalize an
omitted replayMax value to Time.Milli.zero, preserving the documented default of
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- Around line 297-301: Update the maxAge option handling in the
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added only when maxAge is greater than Time.Milli.zero; preserve the existing
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In `@js/watch/src/audio/decoder.ts`:
- Around line 27-34: Update the public DecoderInput.maxAge member’s comments to
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| // The oldest audio a new subscription will take, in milliseconds. Undefined, the default, | ||
| // starts at the live edge, which is what a continuous broadcast wants. | ||
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| // Set it for a publisher that opens a track per utterance: it is already writing by the time the | ||
| // subscription lands, so the live edge skips the head of every track. Asking for the track from | ||
| // its start and bounding that by age replays the head and nothing older. | ||
| maxAge: Getter<Time.Milli | undefined>; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Expose the documented replayMax input.
The PR contract names the new DecoderInput field replayMax and defines 0 as its default. This code exposes maxAge instead, initializes this.in.maxAge, and reads that field in #runDecoder. TypeScript callers using replayMax cannot type-check, and JavaScript callers have the property ignored. Rename the public field and all internal references, and normalize an omitted value to Time.Milli.zero.
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- maxAge: Getter<Time.Milli | undefined>;
+ replayMax: Getter<Time.Milli | undefined>;
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- maxAge: getter(props?.maxAge),
+ replayMax: getter(props?.replayMax ?? Time.Milli.zero),
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- const maxAge = effect.get(this.in.maxAge);
+ const replayMax = effect.get(this.in.replayMax);Also applies to: 123-123, 297-301
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In `@js/watch/src/audio/decoder.ts` around lines 27 - 34, Rename the public
DecoderInput field maxAge to replayMax and update all related initialization and
`#runDecoder` references. Normalize an omitted replayMax value to Time.Milli.zero,
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| const maxAge = effect.get(this.in.maxAge); | ||
| const sub = active.track(track).subscribe({ | ||
| priority: Catalog.PRIORITY.audio, | ||
| ...(maxAge !== undefined ? { startGroup: 0, latencyMax: maxAge } : {}), | ||
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Treat zero as the disabled replay value.
The documented behavior enables group-0 replay only when the value is above zero. maxAge !== undefined also enables it for 0 and negative values, so an explicit zero requests startGroup: 0 instead of preserving live-edge behavior. Check maxAge > Time.Milli.zero before adding startGroup and latencyMax.
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- ...(maxAge !== undefined ? { startGroup: 0, latencyMax: maxAge } : {}),
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| const maxAge = effect.get(this.in.maxAge); | |
| const sub = active.track(track).subscribe({ | |
| priority: Catalog.PRIORITY.audio, | |
| ...(maxAge !== undefined ? { startGroup: 0, latencyMax: maxAge } : {}), | |
| }); | |
| const maxAge = effect.get(this.in.maxAge); | |
| const sub = active.track(track).subscribe({ | |
| priority: Catalog.PRIORITY.audio, | |
| ...(maxAge !== undefined && maxAge > Time.Milli.zero | |
| ? { startGroup: 0, latencyMax: maxAge } | |
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In `@js/watch/src/audio/decoder.ts` around lines 297 - 301, Update the maxAge
option handling in the active.track(track).subscribe configuration so startGroup
and latencyMax are added only when maxAge is greater than Time.Milli.zero;
preserve the existing live-edge behavior for undefined, zero, and negative
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| const sub = active.track(track).subscribe({ | ||
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When a per-utterance track has advanced beyond its first group before the catalog subscription arrives, this still starts at the live edge because startGroup is omitted: the moq-lite publisher resolves that omission to track.latest() in js/net/src/lite/publisher.ts, and the IETF path uses the LargestObject filter. latencyMax only bounds non-latest groups available to an existing subscription, so it cannot recover the skipped head and the voice-bot scenario this change targets remains clipped. Fresh evidence relative to the earlier range finding is that this revision removed startGroup entirely rather than implementing a safely bounded starting range. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Keeping startGroup omitted is intentional. This main-targeted fix aligns live-delivery expiration: the previous subscription used the default latencyMax: 0, so moq-lite could discard any non-latest group even while Sync allowed buffering. Starting from retained history is a separate subscription-semantics change already merged to dev in #3158. The new regression test asserts startGroup stays undefined and that a live ceiling change updates the same subscriber without closing it.
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- Around line 271-274: Restore optional DecoderInput.maxAge and update the
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Omitting startGroup starts a subscription at the latest group, which is what a continuous broadcast wants: no replay, no join latency. A publisher that opens a track per utterance is already writing by the time the subscription lands, so the same default skips the head of every track. Add an optional maxAge input, in milliseconds. Undefined, the default, keeps the live edge. Set, it asks for the track from group 0 with that age bound, so only a consumer that knows its publisher works this way pays for it. The bound goes out as Subscriber Max Latency on the wire and is the serving side's to apply; a publisher that does not apply it replays its whole retention instead, which the container consumer trims to the latency target. Starting late also degraded the handover truncate, which cuts the ring at the replacement subscription's first frame: the later that frame, the more of the superseded subscription's write-ahead tail survived. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| export function subscribe( | ||
| effect: Effect, | ||
| broadcast: Moq.Broadcast.Consumer, | ||
| track: string, | ||
| maxLatency: Getter<Time.Milli>, |
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The new subscribe helper takes four positional arguments, contrary to the repository requirement that functions with four or more arguments use a struct or options object. Bundle broadcast, track, and maxLatency into a named options type so future subscription settings can be added without extending an error-prone positional signature. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Bundled the subscription inputs into a typed options object in a5270b5. The focused regression, Biome, TypeScript, just fix, just check, and just test all pass.
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| let latencyMax = maxLatency.peek(); | ||
| const subscriber = broadcast.track(track).subscribe({ priority, latencyMax }); |
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When real-time latency is derived from an RTT not divisible by four, Sync.#runJitter produces a fractional ceiling such as 31 * 1.25 = 38.75, which this helper forwards unchanged. Moq-lite serializes Subscriber Max Latency with Writer.u53, whose varint encoder calls BigInt(value) and throws RangeError: Not an integer; this either prevents the initial subscription or closes it on the first RTT-driven update, stopping audio. Convert the ceiling to an integer before both subscribe and update; the new test's integer values and in-process broadcast never exercise this wire serialization path.
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Rounded both the initial and updated playback ceilings upward to whole milliseconds in 3fd243c, so the wire value stays an integer without reducing the requested tolerance. The regression now covers fractional initial and reactive values. The focused test, just fix, just check, and just test all pass.
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Sync.out.maxBufferas Subscriber Max Latency, matching the container consumer playback ceiling.startGroupremains omitted.Subscriber.updatewithout restarting the subscription or decoder.Root cause
The audio decoder enforced the Sync ceiling only in the container consumer. The network subscription kept its default zero tolerance for non-latest groups, so moq-lite could discard reordered audio immediately even when the playback buffer still had room to absorb it.
Sync can derive fractional millisecond ceilings from RTT. Forwarding those fractions unchanged would fail moq-lite varint encoding, so the subscription boundary now rounds upward without reducing the requested tolerance.
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DecoderInputis unchanged frommain.Test plan
nix develop --command just fixnix develop --command just checknix develop --command just test(140@moq/watchtests passed; all affected suites passed)Cross-package sync
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