fix(net): resolve subscription starts from max latency - #3181
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In `@drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-lite.md`:
- Around line 847-856: Update the in-progress moq-lite-06 changelog in Appendix
A with one concise bullet documenting that an absent Group Start means an
absolute floor of group 0, while Subscriber Max Latency determines the first
delivered group.
In `@js/net/src/track.test.ts`:
- Around line 188-192: Make the latency-selection tests deterministic by
replacing the 1 ms budgets in the subscribe calls around replay and floored
subscriptions in js/net/src/track.test.ts lines 188-192 with a sufficiently
large positive replay budget. In rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs lines 2878-2903,
call tokio::time::pause() before creating timestamped groups in the affected
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In `@js/net/src/track.ts`:
- Line 673: Update the initial positioning flow around `#position` and
`#subscriptionStart` so positioning occurs after sink.info resolves, allowing the
publisher latency cap from Producer.accept({ latencyMax: 0 }) to override the
subscriber budget before cached delivery. Ensure sinks created before accept are
repositioned before initial delivery, and add a regression test covering cached
groups, a positive subscriber latency budget, and a zero publisher latency cap.
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| || (!budget.is_zero() && latest_inserted.saturating_duration_since(*inserted) <= budget)) |
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When a higher sequence is queued first and a lower sequence arrives after the latency budget, latest_inserted.saturating_duration_since(*inserted) saturates to zero, so the older group is always considered fresh. For example, if group 3 is inserted and group 2 arrives seconds later, a new subscriber with a 1 ms budget incorrectly starts at group 2. The JS mirror has the same issue at js/net/src/track.ts:701, where the subtraction becomes negative, so use an order-independent elapsed duration in both implementations. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| broadcast: this.broadcast, | ||
| track: this.track, | ||
| priority: Catalog.PRIORITY.video, | ||
| maxLatency: this.sync.out.maxBuffer, |
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When callers disable paced while sync.out.maxBuffer remains nonzero, this requests retained history even though the same decoder deliberately sets its container latency to zero at line 301. The publisher therefore downloads older video groups that the zero-latency consumer will skip, and they can transiently surface during instant startup. Use the pace-aware #latency getter for the network subscription so unpaced mode requests zero and reacts correctly when pacing changes. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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701-701: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMeasure latency from the current time.
latest.time - candidate.timemeasures the gap from the newest queued group. It does not measure the candidate age when the subscriber is positioned. If the track pauses after the latest group is queued, a subscriber can receive data older thanlatencyMax.Compare one current timestamp with
candidate.time.Proposed fix
+ const now = Date.now(); for (const candidate of candidates) { if (candidate.group.sequence < floor) continue; if (candidate.group.sequence === latest.group.sequence) return candidate.group.sequence; - if (budget > 0 && latest.time - candidate.time <= budget) return candidate.group.sequence; + if (budget > 0 && now - candidate.time <= budget) return candidate.group.sequence; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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793-793: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winApply the pre-start retention rule to every group reader.
recvGroup()now preserves groups below an automatic start while#startPinnedis false.nextGroup()at Line 855 andreadFrameSequence()at Line 889 still close those groups unconditionally.If a subscriber reads before a
SUBSCRIBE_UPDATEwidens its latency budget, those cached groups are lost and the later reposition cannot deliver them. Select the first eligible group without removing earlier groups until the start is pinned. Add regression tests fornextGroup()andreadFrame().🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@js/net/src/track.ts`:
- Around line 385-388: Update `#position`() to honor the `#startPinned` floor
established by startAt(), ensuring automatic sink repositioning never moves a
cursor below the explicitly requested start value. Preserve existing
publisher-selected positioning when no start is pinned, and keep the sink.info
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In `@js/net/src/track.ts`:
- Line 701: Update the candidate selection condition around
candidate.group.sequence to measure age from a single current timestamp captured
for the operation, comparing that timestamp with candidate.time instead of using
latest.time. Preserve the existing budget check and sequence return behavior.
- Line 793: Update nextGroup() and readFrameSequence() to preserve groups below
the automatic start while `#startPinned` is false, matching recvGroup() behavior;
only discard earlier groups once the start is pinned, and add regression
coverage for nextGroup() and readFrame().
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| for (const sink of this.#sinks) { | ||
| sink.info.set(resolved); | ||
| sink.position?.(); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve an explicit startAt() floor during automatic repositioning.
startAt() sets #startPinned, but #position() ignores that flag. If the caller invokes startAt(10) before Producer.accept(), sink.position?.() can lower the cursor to the publisher-selected start. recvGroup() can then deliver sequence 0.
Keep the cursor start at least at its pinned value when #position() runs.
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`#position`(announcedStart = 0): void {
- this.#cursor.update((cursor) => ({ ...cursor, start: Math.max(this.#subscriptionStart(), announcedStart) }));
+ const automaticStart = Math.max(this.#subscriptionStart(), announcedStart);
+ this.#cursor.update((cursor) => ({
+ ...cursor,
+ start: this.#startPinned ? Math.max(cursor.start, automaticStart) : automaticStart,
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In `@js/net/src/track.ts` around lines 385 - 388, Update `#position`() to honor the
`#startPinned` floor established by startAt(), ensuring automatic sink
repositioning never moves a cursor below the explicitly requested start value.
Preserve existing publisher-selected positioning when no start is pinned, and
keep the sink.info update and optional sink.position() flow intact.
A fresh subscriber now resolves its start from max latency, so subscribing to an already-populated track yields the live edge instead of group 0. These layout assertions subscribed after finish() and saw only the last group. Subscribe up front, like the live-consumer tests in the same files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| endGroup: msg.endGroup, | ||
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When a lite-03 through lite-05 peer sends a nonzero maxLatency and omits startGroup, passing those options directly into the new model makes the publisher select cached history. Those negotiated drafts defined an absent Group Start as the latest group, while the new age-resolved meaning is recorded only for moq-lite-06, so existing clients can unexpectedly restart behind live and replay media. Gate initial and update-time repositioning on lite-06 in both publishers, retaining the previous latest-group behavior for older versions. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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When a relay receives a burst of cached groups together, their insertion instants can be nearly identical even if their first-frame timestamps are seconds apart. This predicate therefore admits presentation-stale groups outside latency_max, although the normative expiration rule says a group is stale when either timestamp age or wall-clock age exceeds the budget; the JS mirror has the same queue-time-only check in track.ts. Include first-frame timestamp age in the new start resolver so burst buffering cannot defeat the requested latency ceiling. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| if !prefs.latency_max.is_zero() || prefs.group_end.is_some() { | ||
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Fresh evidence after the earlier logical-live-edge fix is this new group_end.is_some() branch: with existing segments containing groups 0-1 and 2-3, a zero-latency subscription capped at group 3 returns None here, so each segment resolves independently and group 1 is delivered before the logical live edge at group 3. Compute one logical latest sequence at or below the cap and add a bounded multi-segment regression test. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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The decode consumers applied `latency_max` only to the container, which governs playback expiry. The subscription itself went out as `Subscription::default()`, so the budget never reached the wire. That was invisible while a subscriber always started at group 0. Now the subscription's max latency picks the join point, so a consumer with a configured budget still started at the live edge and dropped everything already published. This mirrors the latency ceiling js/watch sends. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When a spliced track retains a predecessor whose last group was queued seconds before the current segment, any positive latency budget takes this branch and lets each segment resolve independently. The predecessor therefore treats its own final group as the always-admitted latest group, and poll_recv_group returns it before the true logical live edge even when its age greatly exceeds the subscriber's budget. Resolve the join against a shared timeline across all segments so failover history is filtered by the logical latest group. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Closing: the approach here conflicts with the design This PR resolves a subscription's start by scanning the track cache and ranking groups by wall-clock arrival (
So the description above ("backports the subscription-start behavior from #3158") describes the pre-rework version of #3158; the rework deleted exactly this cache-scan resolution. Backporting the Incidental findings (already handled on
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