chore(quest): rescope routing quests after prefix routes - #3274
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#3225 made announcements prefix routes and deleted machinery three questlines were built on. Rescope them against what dev actually does. New in m0, because both are regressions on dev rather than plans: - route-resume: a failing route now ends the subscription instead of resuming through the next one. The PR called this unavoidable once Epoch was gone, but first-hop identity is still on the wire and in RouteEntry; what was deleted is FrontState.publisher/same_identity, the structure that read it. - lite-draft-routing: the draft still specifies the warm discount and the (cold, hash) adoption rank that the relay no longer implements. pop-skipping: warm-lifecycle replaced by warm-advertise. Warmth is per-broadcast and a route covers a prefix, so a carrying relay advertises the exact broadcast path as its own warm route rather than discounting a broader one. Selection keeps specificity above cost, per best_server, the draft, and longest-prefix-match precedent; the drain hazard that creates is closed by retracting rather than repricing. rank now requires warm-advertise and route-resume. wildcard: epoch deleted, since the spec it implements is gone and route-resume covers colliding publishers. README/advertise/resolve/ draft/demand corrected: Prefix is the extension point, the routing table exists (best_server + ServeState), announced() already yields covering claims so a pattern needs no distinct event, and js/watch's gate is already prefix-aware. demand drops M to S. relay-memory: standby-routes closed, delivered by #3225 replacing create_broadcast with announce_served. Its accessor rider survives as route-gauge. The measurement table predates prefix routes. Fallout elsewhere: 2933 (the cold-cost erasure survives via announced/announce), 2985 (its Epoch remedy is gone), 2895 (only the exact-path half remains), 3190 (now a semantics divergence), 2714 (a predicate over prefixes decides about a set). 3193 deleted: the python route watch it reshapes no longer exists in any binding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| identity](/quest/m0/route-resume.md) supplies that from the route's first hop, | ||
| including that `Hop::UNKNOWN` matches nothing: two anonymous relays must not | ||
| pass for one relay reconnecting and skip the gate. | ||
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The route's first hop identifies the original content publisher and is deliberately shared by alternate routes that may splice, so it cannot identify which carrying relay advertised a warm exact-path route. The previous FrontState::handover_allowed used the announcing peer at the end of the hop chain for this reason. Reusing route-resume identity here makes redundant carriers appear to be the same peer, preventing the rank and hold logic from reliably detecting a changed parent and potentially allowing mutual adoption. Track the warm advertiser's identity separately. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| - Selection is two rules, in order, and the first is already the draft's rule | ||
| for literal prefixes: the most specific covering claim is consulted before | ||
| cost. State that a pattern participates in that same specificity ordering | ||
| rather than in a rule of its own. When several patterns match one |
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Making specificity precede cost means a concrete exact-path announcement is selected before a wildcard covering that path, regardless of either route's cost. That contradicts the rest of this questline, which says a concrete route and wildcard compete on cost and requires a standby seed above the topology ceiling to stop the wildcard outranking a running publisher. Implementers cannot satisfy both rules, so specify whether exact claims always shadow patterns or whether concrete and wildcard claims can occupy the same cost tier. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Two verified corrections from the review pass. Adoption and resume need different hops. The pre-#3225 front kept both: FrontState.publisher was hops.iter().next() (the publisher, for splice decisions) while handover_allowed and the hold keyed on hops.iter().last() (the adjacent carrier), with the rank hash over that last hop. rank.md pointed at the first hop, which every alternate route to one publisher shares by construction, so two distinct carriers would have compared equal and the gate could have permitted the mutual adoption the hold exists to prevent. 2985: two of its three js/net sites are already fixed on dev by keying on the routing front (lite runAnnounce diffs ended-then-active; ietf keeps an offered map that clears a refusal on republish). Only #resolveTrackInfo is still path-and-track keyed. Rescoped to that, and dropped the route-resume coupling, which the remaining cache bug does not need. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe pull request updates quest documentation for defects on Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR rescoping is directionally useful, but the current documentation still contains stale contracts and unresolved protocol details around announcement readiness, route identity and ranking, wildcard encoding and announce IDs, and exclusion-aware caching. These inaccuracies could lead future implementations or interoperating peers toward incorrect behavior, so the PR is not merge-ready until the bounded corrections are addressed or explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@quest/m0/route-resume.md`:
- Line 66: Update the protocol message name in the surrounding documentation to
use the canonical uppercase spelling “GOAWAY,” preserving the existing meaning
and wording otherwise.
In `@quest/m1/2714-per-subscriber-path-predicate-for-originconsumer-0-1-x.md`:
- Line 21: Update the sentence to replace “the ones a deafen rule wants blocked”
with “the ones a deafen rule wants to be blocked,” preserving the surrounding
wording.
In `@quest/m1/2895-add-an-atomic-readiness-gate-for-origin-broadcasts.md`:
- Around line 18-22: Update the document’s Goal, Scope, and issue context to
reflect that create_broadcast is followed by population and a separate announce
call, so the quest addresses only premature request_broadcast visibility. Remove
claims that broadcasts may be announced before preparation and any requirement
for one readiness gate to cover both announcements and exact-path lookup.
In `@quest/m1/2933-moq-ffi-moqroute-round-trip-erases-a-routes-cold-cost.md`:
- Around line 16-19: Update the issue-context paragraph following the API
deletion note to remove the stale active round-trip involving
MoqBroadcastConsumer::route_updates and MoqBroadcastProducer::set_route; mark it
as historical or rewrite the flow using the current announce/announced behavior.
In `@quest/m1/2985-js-net-path-keyed-publisher-state-goes-stale-when-a.md`:
- Around line 23-28: Use a JavaScript-local producer identity or generation—not
the stable first-hop route resume identity—for `#trackInfo`, announcement
reconciliation, and refused-state handling at the three js/net sites. Ensure
same-path publishes with different producers receive distinct keys so stale
state is replaced while preserving stable route identity for Rust-side republish
decisions.
In `@quest/m1/3190-align-origin-broadcast-creation-naming-across-language.md`:
- Around line 19-21: Correct the documentation section describing
create_broadcast to state that it enables announcements through
Route::new().with_announce(true), returns an Arc<MoqBroadcastProducer>, and does
not call announce or return an announcement guard; use
create_broadcast_announces only as evidence of discoverability before defining
the canonical rename contract.
In `@quest/m2/pop-skipping/rank.md`:
- Around line 5-7: Align the adoption rule, plan, and tests around one explicit
ordering: either define Rank’s separate comparator or reuse FrontState::pick’s
route_order, including hop count and hash tie-breaking. Ensure the “strictly
closer” goal and all later equal-cost adoption language consistently describe
that same ordering.
In `@quest/m2/pop-skipping/README.md`:
- Around line 82-87: Update the README text to acknowledge the existing
FrontState.publisher and same_identity first-hop identity state and remove the
claim that these fields were deleted. Describe only the missing
route-resume/failover behavior, reusing the established identity contract rather
than introducing or implying a duplicate Rank identity mechanism.
- Around line 54-58: Update the README section around the “What it costs today”
figures so readers are not asked to trust measurements that are later declared
obsolete by prefix routes. In the pop-skipping explanation, move the disclaimer
from the paragraph about route warmth and prefix coverage to before the headroom
and shedding-threshold calculations, or remove the threshold language entirely
until remeasurement; keep the section’s flow anchored to the existing “What it
costs today” and prefix-route discussion.
Apply the same fix in `@quest/m2/relay-memory/README.md` around lines 54 - 58: The
same outdated-measurement presentation and remediation apply to the relay-memory
section.
In `@quest/m2/wildcard/advertise.md`:
- Around line 14-17: Define how the wildcard announce is assigned a per-stream
announce ID, including the encoding for its end or replacement, and ensure
tolerant decoders reserve and track that ID even when skipping the wildcard
payload. Add an interoperability test covering wildcard start, end or restart,
and a subsequent ordinary Active announcement so later control messages target
the correct route.
In `@quest/m2/wildcard/demand.md`:
- Around line 19-22: Update the startup test and `#isPathAnnounced` expectations
so they are consistent: ensure the wildcard announcement is processed before
asserting that a wildcard-only rendition is listed, or revise the gate to allow
selection before any announcement if that is the intended behavior. Preserve the
active-set validation and shared pattern-matching coverage.
In `@quest/m2/wildcard/draft.md`:
- Around line 16-25: Update the wildcard rollout design to separate in-band
pattern handling from the Advertise decode-tolerance rollout: require an
explicit receiver capability for ANNOUNCE_START prefix-field patterns or reject
unsupported patterns before emission, and state that Advertise’s unknown-message
tolerance does not protect this encoding.
In `@quest/m2/wildcard/resolve.md`:
- Around line 20-24: Update wildcard resolution so the exclusion filter is
evaluated before reusing cached path-only results, including dynamically served
paths absent from nodes; ensure route-aware selection precedes cache lookup or
incorporate the exclusion context into the cache key, and verify behavior for
both requesters.
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Use the canonical GOAWAY spelling.
This line names the protocol message. Write GOAWAY so readers can find the related protocol tests and terminology consistently.
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In `@quest/m0/route-resume.md` at line 66, Update the protocol message name in the
surrounding documentation to use the canonical uppercase spelling “GOAWAY,”
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| [moq#3225](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/3225) made `announced()` yield | ||
| covering prefixes rather than broadcast paths, so a predicate applied to the | ||
| announce stream is deciding about a *set*: a route at `room/` carries every | ||
| path under it, including the ones a deafen rule wants blocked, and blocking the |
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Use “to be blocked” in this sentence.
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In `@quest/m1/2714-per-subscriber-path-predicate-for-originconsumer-0-1-x.md` at
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| `origin::Producer::create_broadcast` stop announcing: the blessed order is | ||
| create, populate, announce, and `announce` is a separate call returning a guard. | ||
| So a broadcast is no longer announced before its tracks exist, and | ||
| `broadcast::Route::announce = false` (which the issue correctly says is not a | ||
| readiness gate) does not exist either. |
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Update the stale readiness requirements.
This paragraph says create_broadcast no longer announces before population. Later, the document still states that it may announce before preparation and requires one gate for both announcements and exact-path lookup. Rewrite the Goal, Scope, and issue context so this quest targets only premature request_broadcast visibility.
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In `@quest/m1/2895-add-an-atomic-readiness-gate-for-origin-broadcasts.md` around
lines 18 - 22, Update the document’s Goal, Scope, and issue context to reflect
that create_broadcast is followed by population and a separate announce call, so
the quest addresses only premature request_broadcast visibility. Remove claims
that broadcasts may be announced before preparation and any requirement for one
readiness gate to cover both announcements and exact-path lookup.
| [moq#3225](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/3225) deleted both APIs the | ||
| issue names. `MoqBroadcastConsumer::route_updates` and | ||
| `MoqBroadcastProducer::set_route` are gone; a broadcast no longer carries a | ||
| route at all. |
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Replace the stale API path in the issue context.
This section says MoqBroadcastConsumer::route_updates and MoqBroadcastProducer::set_route were deleted. The later issue-context paragraph still presents those APIs as the active round-trip. Mark that paragraph as historical or rewrite it with announce/announced.
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In `@quest/m1/2933-moq-ffi-moqroute-round-trip-erases-a-routes-cold-cost.md`
around lines 16 - 19, Update the issue-context paragraph following the API
deletion note to remove the stale active round-trip involving
MoqBroadcastConsumer::route_updates and MoqBroadcastProducer::set_route; mark it
as historical or rewrite the flow using the current announce/announced behavior.
| The three `js/net` sites are unaffected and still stale on a republish. What | ||
| changes is what they can key on: [Route resume | ||
| identity](/quest/m0/route-resume.md) restores per-path identity from the | ||
| winning route's first hop, which is the identity the Rust side will use to | ||
| decide whether a republish is the same publisher. Settle whether these sites | ||
| key on that or on something JS-local before implementing. |
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Do not use stable first-hop identity as the JavaScript generation key.
The described failure is same-path replacement: Publisher.publish(path, first) followed by Publisher.publish(path, second) keeps the path but changes the producer. Route resume identity from the winning route’s first hop identifies publisher lineage, so both generations can have the same identity. If JavaScript uses it for #trackInfo, announcement reconciliation, or refused, the stale-state bug remains. Require a JavaScript-local producer identity or generation for these three sites.
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In `@quest/m1/2985-js-net-path-keyed-publisher-state-goes-stale-when-a.md` around
lines 23 - 28, Use a JavaScript-local producer identity or generation—not the
stable first-hop route resume identity—for `#trackInfo`, announcement
reconciliation, and refused-state handling at the three js/net sites. Ensure
same-path publishes with different producers receive distinct keys so stale
state is replaced while preserving stable route identity for Rust-side republish
decisions.
| [Draft](/quest/m2/wildcard/draft.md) settles whether a pattern rides the | ||
| existing announce messages' prefix field or arrives as a message of its own. | ||
| Either way the skew hazard below applies, and either way the decode side lands | ||
| first. |
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Define announce-ID handling for tolerant decoders.
If the wildcard is a separate announce message, define whether it consumes a per-stream announce ID and how its retraction or replacement is encoded. A tolerant decoder that skips it without reserving its ID can assign the next ordinary Active message the wrong ID; later ANNOUNCE_END or ANNOUNCE_RESTART messages can then target the wrong route or fail as unknown. Add an interop test for a wildcard start, its end or restart, and a following ordinary announcement.
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In `@quest/m2/wildcard/advertise.md` around lines 14 - 17, Define how the wildcard
announce is assigned a per-stream announce ID, including the encoding for its
end or replacement, and ensure tolerant decoders reserve and track that ID even
when skipping the wildcard payload. Add an interoperability test covering
wildcard start, end or restart, and a subsequent ordinary Active announcement so
later control messages target the correct route.
| So the remaining work is narrow: teach the JS client the wildcard | ||
| advertisement (`js/net`'s announce handling, mirroring what | ||
| [advertise](/quest/m2/wildcard/advertise.md) does in moq-net) and make the | ||
| covering test use the shared pattern matching rather than prefix containment. |
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Make the startup test consistent with the announcement gate.
The plan retains #isPathAnnounced, which waits for announcement state and checks the active set before selection. A test that requires the subscribe to arrive before any announcement cannot also prove that a rendition covered only by a wildcard is listed. If the intended case is before a concrete announcement, state that the wildcard update must arrive first. Otherwise, change the gate and its requirements.
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In `@quest/m2/wildcard/demand.md` around lines 19 - 22, Update the startup test
and `#isPathAnnounced` expectations so they are consistent: ensure the wildcard
announcement is processed before asserting that a wildcard-only rendition is
listed, or revise the gate to allow selection before any announcement if that is
the intended behavior. Preserve the active-set validation and shared
pattern-matching coverage.
| - **Whether a pattern is a new message or the existing prefix field.** | ||
| [moq#3225](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/3225) reinterpreted the | ||
| announce suffix as a route prefix without changing a byte, so a pattern could | ||
| ride ANNOUNCE_START's existing field rather than arriving as its own message. | ||
| That is the smaller wire change and reuses retraction and repricing for free, | ||
| but an older lite-06 build reads `**` as a literal segment and silently | ||
| mis-covers rather than failing, where an unknown message type at least fails | ||
| loudly. Settle this explicitly, and say which failure mode is preferred; the | ||
| staged decode-tolerance rollout in | ||
| [Advertise](/quest/m2/wildcard/advertise.md) is required either way. |
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Separate the rollout for in-band patterns.
If the pattern reuses ANNOUNCE_START's existing prefix field, an older lite-06 decoder receives a valid message and treats ** as a literal. The unknown-message tolerance planned in Advertise cannot protect that encoding. Require an explicit receiver capability or reject unsupported patterns before emission. Do not state that the same decode-tolerance rollout covers both wire choices.
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In `@quest/m2/wildcard/draft.md` around lines 16 - 25, Update the wildcard rollout
design to separate in-band pattern handling from the Advertise decode-tolerance
rollout: require an explicit receiver capability for ANNOUNCE_START prefix-field
patterns or reject unsupported patterns before emission, and state that
Advertise’s unknown-message tolerance does not protect this encoding.
| So this quest extends a working table rather than standing one up: teach the | ||
| route entries to hold a pattern instead of only a literal prefix, and teach | ||
| selection the tiering and pooling below. Keep the exclusion filter where it is, | ||
| applied before selection, so an out-of-band request can never be served back | ||
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Preserve excluded-hop filtering on cached wildcard resolutions.
request_broadcast checks resolve before the path-only served cache. A dynamically served path absent from nodes returns Resolved::Missing, so the cache can return a broadcast without evaluating exclude. Ensure route-aware selection runs before cache reuse, or include exclusion context in the cache key. Test both requesters.
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In `@quest/m2/wildcard/resolve.md` around lines 20 - 24, Update wildcard
resolution so the exclusion filter is evaluated before reusing cached path-only
results, including dynamically served paths absent from nodes; ensure
route-aware selection precedes cache lookup or incorporate the exclusion context
into the cache key, and verify behavior for both requesters.
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| Hold a re-parent onto another relay long enough for the costs it rests on to | ||
| land, and re-evaluate when the hold expires rather than committing to the | ||
| decision that armed it. The sizing rule is "longer than an announcement crosses | ||
| the mesh", plus a stable per-relay spread so a PoP does not reconsider on one | ||
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When a GOAWAY or cost increase is delayed longer than this hold on any path through the mesh, every relay in the described stale ring can re-evaluate against the same stale reports and still adopt its neighbor, leaving the broadcast sourceless. A fixed delay plus jitter reduces simultaneous changes but cannot guarantee that an announcement has arrived, since delivery has no stated upper bound; the adoption protocol needs a positive synchronization condition or make-before-break behavior rather than relying on the hold expiring.
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…g tier route-resume: the abort-and-resubscribe behavior was specified by #3225, not lost by accident, so the quest now states the reversal as a decision: routes keep hops/cost, a relay resumes/stitches across routes with the same non-zero first hop, Epoch stays dead, and the implementing PR amends the draft's no-splice paragraph in the same change. Resized to XL since dev has no per-path front spanning routes to hang the identity on. wildcard: specificity-first already decides concrete-versus-wildcard, so the pricing bullet no longer claims there is no such rule. Cost orders within a tier; the seed floor's work is among equal-specificity claims (standby vs running concrete, warm-advertise's exact-path routes), and the shadow a live concrete claim casts over the pool is documented as an accepted consequence bounded by the claiming session. lite-draft-routing: dropped; the work is already open as #3278, so the quest would land completed. References now point at the PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Taking this over. The two blocking questions are settled as follows (per Luke's direction on the first):
Also dropped lite-draft-routing.md from this PR: the work is already open as #3278 against dev, so the quest would land pre-completed. rank.md and warm-advertise.md now reference the PR instead. (Written by Fable 5) |
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| - **Whether a pattern is a new message or the existing prefix field.** | ||
| [moq#3225](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/3225) reinterpreted the | ||
| announce suffix as a route prefix without changing a byte, so a pattern could | ||
| ride ANNOUNCE_START's existing field rather than arriving as its own message. | ||
| That is the smaller wire change and reuses retraction and repricing for free, |
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If the draft chooses the existing-prefix-field alternative, it cannot also satisfy the one-cost-varint requirement below: ANNOUNCE_START and ANNOUNCE_UPDATE already encode the Cost warm/cold pair. An older Lite06 receiver treats the wildcard as a literal and still expects both varints, so emitting only the scalar under the existing message type breaks framing rather than providing the advertised compatibility. Either retain the pair for this alternative or use a distinct message/version for the scalar form.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L216-L216
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#3225 made announcements prefix routes and deleted machinery three questlines were built on. This rescopes them against what
devactually does, rather than leaving quests that send someone at APIs and specs that no longer exist.New m0 quests
Both are regressions on
dev, not plans, so m0's goal widens to cover defects in what main or dev ships.[L]- a subscription whose route dies now ends instead of resuming through the next one. feat(net)!: announcements are prefix routes #3225 called this unavoidable onceEpochwas gone, but the first hop is not gone: hop chains still travel on the wire,RouteEntrystill stores them,route_orderstill ranks on them. What was deleted isFrontState.publisherandsame_identity, the structure that read the first hop. Restoring that restores the failover behavior and supplies the identity two other questlines need.[S]-draft-lcurley-moq-litestill normatively specifies the warm-cost discount and the(cold, hash)adoption rank that the relay no longer implements, which misleads anyone interoping against it.pop-skipping
warm-lifecycleis replaced by warm-advertise. The core tension: warmth is per-broadcast, but a route covers a prefix, and carryingpid/foo.hangsays nothing about the rest ofpid/. So a carrying relay advertises the exact broadcast path as its own warm route instead of discounting a broader one. No wire change;best_serveralready prefers the more specific route.Two rulings recorded:
best_serverand the draft do, and it matches longest-prefix-match everywhere it appears (IP forwarding, BGP, DNS, URL routers) for the same reason: routes of different prefix length describe different destination sets, so comparing their costs is a category error. Cost decides between routes covering the same thing, which is where warm/cold was designed to work.ranknow requires warm-advertise and route-resume.peer-reconfigureis untouched.wildcard
epochis deleted: #3225 removedEpochfrom the drafts and retireddraft-lcurley-moq-broadcast, so the quest implements a spec that no longer exists, and route-resume covers colliding publishers (more weakly - it can end the loser, not declare two workers interchangeable, which is called out).The rest is corrected against dev, and mostly gets easier:
origin::Prefixis an opaque newtype built as the pattern extension point, so a pattern extends it internally instead of needing a parallel table.request_broadcastresolves local, thenbest_server(longest covering prefix, exclusion filter,route_order), served on demand and cached inServeState.served.resolveextends it rather than standing one up.announced()yieldsUpdate { prefix, route, active }and never a broadcast, so a pattern needs no distinct event kind.js/watch's#isPathAnnouncedis already prefix-aware; only pattern matching is left, sodemanddrops[M]to[S].draftgains an open decision: pattern in the existing prefix field (smaller change, but an older peer mis-covers silently) vs a new message type (fails loudly).relay-memory
standby-routes is closed - #3225 delivered it.
lite::subscribernow callsorigin::Producer::announce_served, so an announcement costs aRouteEntryplus oneServeStatewhoseservedcache materializes a broadcast only on request. Nobroadcast::Producer, no front, no lifecycle task per announced path. Its accessor rider survives as route-gauge[XS]. The questline's measurement table predates prefix routes and is flagged as needing a rebuild.Fallout elsewhere
set_route/route_updatesare gone, but the erasure survives viaannounced()→announce(); the severity argument rested on the deletedhandover_allowedcreate_broadcastno longer announces, so only the exact-path half remainscreate_broadcastno longer announces, the FFI's still does: a semantics divergence, not a naming one3193 is deleted.
BroadcastConsumer.route_changed()no longer exists in any binding, and a broadcast carries no route to watch. Issue #3193 should be closed as obsolete - I have not touched it.Testing
just checkpasses:quest: 235 documents ok.(Written by Claude Opus 5)