feat(net): add insert_scope and remove_scope to AnnounceConsumer - #3012
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select() narrows a prefix to what the construction scope allows rather than refusing it, so a prefix reaching past that scope came back as the roots the cursor already held. insert_scope then unregistered and re-registered those same nodes and returned true, claiming a change it had not made. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Path is Clone but not Copy, so building the single-element PathPrefixes by value moved the prefix and the later has_prefix borrow would not compile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe origin model anchors construction-scope nodes while consumers can be deregistered. Scope widening registers replacement roots before removing folded roots. Scope narrowing unregisters roots before sweeping live broadcasts. Tests cover restoration after tree pruning and existing scope mutations. Documentation defines subtree-root scope semantics for narrowing and participant visibility. Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Dynamic scope removal can leave empty subscription-tree nodes retained after their final broadcast and cursor are released, allowing memory usage to grow without bound over time. This should be fixed before merging; the remaining documentation issue is minor. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@doc/concept/layer/moq-lite.md`:
- Around line 73-75: Update the subscriber scope documentation around
AnnounceConsumer::remove_scope to state that removing a prefix returns false
when it is a strict descendant of an active root. Explain that callers needing
to exclude that region must construct sibling inclusion roots instead, while
preserving the existing live-scope and broadcast behavior.
In `@rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs`:
- Around line 6286-6547: Update the scope-mutation Tokio tests that call settle
to pause Tokio time before exercising timer-dependent behavior, preferably by
adding start_paused = true to their #[tokio::test] attributes or calling
tokio::time::pause() at the start of each test. Keep the existing test
assertions and setup unchanged.
- Around line 3171-3188: Make insert_scope and remove_scope transition
registration atomically with announcement delivery so broadcasts cannot occur
between unregistering and registering scope roots. Update the relevant Origin
methods around the existing nodes.nodes retain/push and unannounce_all/unconsume
operations, ensuring cursors neither miss announcements during insertion nor
retain paths removed during removal. Add regression coverage that publishes
during both transition windows.
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| let Some(selected) = self.allowed.select(&PathPrefixes::new([&prefix])) else { |
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After remove_scope unregisters a scoped node, dropping the last broadcast beneath it lets OriginNode::remove prune that node from its parent. self.allowed still holds the detached Lock, so a later insert_scope selects and registers on the orphaned node; when the same path is published again, the live tree creates a different node and this cursor never receives its announcement. This breaks the expected remove, offline, reinsert, republish lifecycle, so restoration must resolve through the live tree or otherwise keep authorized nodes attached. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| if !existing.has_prefix(&prefix) { | ||
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| node.lock().unconsume(id); |
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When a prefix folds existing roots into a wider registration, this call removes each old registration before the replacement registrations are installed below. A concurrent publish or unpublish in that interval is not delivered, and the subsequent replay deliberately skips every path under the old roots, so the cursor can permanently miss a new broadcast or retain a stale one. Install the wider registrations before removing the narrower ones so notification coverage remains continuous during the transition. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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afaik the scope needs to be on |
Review of moq-dev#3012 found two ways a runtime scope change can silently drop an announcement, both of them a matter of the order two independently locked operations run in. `insert_scope` unregistered the roots it was folding into a wider one before registering that wider root, leaving an instant covered by nothing. A broadcast announced in it is lost for good, because the live notify has no registration to reach and the replay deliberately skips that subtree. Register first, then drop the folded roots. Overlapping costs nothing: delivery needs `&mut self`, so the cursor cannot poll until the transition returns, by which point the pair of announces has coalesced into one. `remove_scope` swept the subtree before unregistering, so a broadcast announced after the sweep walked past its node landed an announce for a path that had just left scope and that nothing would ever retract. Unregister first. The sweep does not need the registration it just dropped, since `unannounce_all` notifies the cursor directly rather than through `NotifyNode`. Separately, a node is pruned once it holds no broadcast and no consumer, which is exactly the state `remove_scope` leaves behind. If the broadcasts underneath then went away, the cursor's construction scope was left pointing at a detached subtree, and a later `insert_scope` registered there while the republished path built new nodes in the live tree. Anchor the construction scope for the cursor's lifetime so it stays attached and restoration resolves against the live tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…storation The scope mutation tests call `settle`, which sleeps, so they were waiting on the wall clock while every other timing test in this module pauses first. Run them with `start_paused` so the timers fire instantly and deterministically. Adds coverage for the restoration path: a cursor that drops its last scope, sees the broadcast underneath finish, and inserts the scope back once the path is republished. That is the sequence in which the construction scope would otherwise have been left holding a detached subtree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The scope is a set of subtree roots, so a subscriber scoped to a room cannot drop one participant from it: the remaining scope would have to be restated as every other child, a set that goes stale the moment a new one is published. Say so where runtime scope changes are described, along with the shape that does work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@doc/concept/layer/moq-lite.md`:
- Around line 77-79: Replace the em dash in the narrowing documentation
paragraph with a permitted separator, such as a period, while preserving the
surrounding explanation and meaning.
In `@rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs`:
- Around line 3284-3286: Update the anchor-release logic in OriginNode::remove
to use the existing pruning path that detaches nodes with no remaining anchors
from their parent, rather than only decrementing anchors on allowed roots. Add a
regression test covering remove scope, closing the final broadcast, dropping the
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| The scope is a set of subtree roots, so narrowing can only drop a whole root, never carve a hole in one. | ||
| Removing `room/alice` from a subscriber scoped to `room` is refused, because the remaining scope would have to be restated as every *other* child of `room` — a set that goes stale the moment a new one is published. | ||
| A subscriber that needs to see all of a room except one participant is therefore scoped to each participant it should see, rather than to the room minus the one it should not. |
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Replace the em dash in the new documentation.
Line 78 adds an em dash. Replace it with a period or another permitted separator.
As per coding guidelines, the rule forbids em dash characters in code, comments, doc comments, commit messages, and prose.
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In `@doc/concept/layer/moq-lite.md` around lines 77 - 79, Replace the em dash in
the narrowing documentation paragraph with a permitted separator, such as a
period, while preserving the surrounding explanation and meaning.
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| for (_, root) in &self.allowed.nodes { | ||
| root.lock().anchors -= 1; | ||
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Prune nodes when the final anchor is released.
If a cursor removes room/bob, its final broadcast closes, and the cursor then drops, OriginNode::remove retains the empty node because anchors is still nonzero. This decrement makes it empty, but it does not remove the node from its parent. Repeating this sequence for distinct paths retains an unbounded set of dead tree nodes.
Release anchors through a pruning path that can detach empty nodes from their parent. Add a regression test for remove scope, close the final broadcast, drop the cursor, and verify the empty subtree is removed.
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In `@rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs` around lines 3284 - 3286, Update the
anchor-release logic in OriginNode::remove to use the existing pruning path that
detaches nodes with no remaining anchors from their parent, rather than only
decrementing anchors on allowed roots. Add a regression test covering remove
scope, closing the final broadcast, dropping the cursor, and asserting that the
resulting empty subtree is removed.
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Summary
Closes #2714. Makes an
announce::Consumer's path scope mutable at runtime, using theinsert_scope/remove_scopeshape suggested in the issue rather than a filter callback.the scope it was constructed with. Widening resolves against the latter, so a prefix that was
removed can be restored, but a cursor can never out-grow the
origin::Consumerthat createdit. Widening past construction would make
scope()no restriction at all. A prefix thatreaches past that scope is granted for the part inside it, matching how
scope()alreadynarrows to the intersection rather than refusing outright.
remove_scopeunannounces everything live under the prefix before unregistering, because oncethe cursor is off the node it can no longer be told what it lost. The existing coalescing in
the consumer's pending map drops an announce that was never observed, so a broadcast the caller
never saw produces no stray unannounce.
way up the tree, so two roots where one is a prefix of the other deliver it twice. Inserting a
prefix that spans existing roots therefore folds them in and suppresses replay for what they
already covered, so widening
a/btoaannounces the rest ofaand leavesa/balone.Both methods return whether the scope actually changed. This is the one deviation from the
signature in the issue, and it is deliberate: without it, the case below is a silent no-op.
Public API changes
Two additions, both on
moq_net::announce::Consumer:pub fn insert_scope(&mut self, prefix: impl AsPath) -> boolpub fn remove_scope(&mut self, prefix: impl AsPath) -> boolimpl AsPathrather thanPathto match how the rest oforigin.rstakes path inputs, includingannounce::Consumer::absoluteon this same type.Additive only, hence
mainrather thandev: nothing is renamed, removed, orsignature-changed on the published surface. The remaining changes are private and not part of the
public API:
OriginNode::consumeandconsume_initialgained askipparameter, a privateOriginNode::unannounce_allandAnnounceConsumer::notifywere added, andAnnounceConsumergained two private fields.
Test plan
Twelve tests added in
rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs:test_scope_mutation_is_idempotenttest_remove_scope_unannouncestest_insert_scope_announces_live_broadcasttest_insert_scope_cannot_widen_past_constructiontest_insert_scope_grants_the_part_within_the_construction_scopetest_remove_scope_of_descendant_is_unsupportedtest_remove_scope_of_never_announced_is_silenttest_scope_mutation_is_per_consumertest_scope_mutation_composes_with_scopetest_late_announce_respects_current_scopetest_remove_scope_keeps_active_subscriptiontest_scope_mutation_under_a_rootRan
just checkandjust teston Linux, against this branch merged withmain, and bothpass: the full unit suite is green and clippy is clean with
-D warningson the host andwasm32targets. Not run: the macOS and Windows recipes, andjust rs features, none of whichthis change touches.
Two things worth flagging
Removing a scope does not cancel an active subscription. You flagged this as unknown, so I
tested it. It does not. To be exact about what was measured, since there was no
remove_scopetocall at the time: a cursor scoped to
roomtook theroom/alicesubscription off the announcedstream, then the whole
announce::Consumerwas dropped, which is the maximal version of thescope going away, and the held
broadcast::Consumerwas still open afterwards. The step toremove_scopeis a fortiori rather than a direct measurement. That matches what you said aboutonly being able to filter broadcasts and not tracks: scope filters discovery, not delivery. It is
called out in the doc comment, because "remove them from my scope" reads like it should stop
delivery and someone will reach for it as a kick mechanism.
The inclusion-set model cannot express the exclusion the issue asks for.
OriginNodehas nolink to its parent (the nearby
parentbelongs toNotifyNode, for propagating announcesupward), and
OriginNodes::selectonly ever narrows. Soremove_scopecan drop a root, but nota strict descendant of one: dropping
room/alicefrom a cursor scoped toroomwould meanrestating the scope as every other child of
room, which goes stale the moment a new participantpublishes.
remove_scopereturnsfalsein that case rather than silently doing nothing.That leaves the original per-subscriber exclusion use case unserved. This PR works for an SFU
that scopes each subscriber to the participants it may see and toggles them, which is a real
shape (
lite/publisher.rsalready builds oneannounce::Consumerper peer, so mutating itreaches that peer over its existing stream). It does not work for one that scopes to the room and
subtracts a member. If you want that, it needs an exclusion set alongside the inclusion set, with
a precedence rule, and I am happy to do that instead.
Cross-package rows skipped
drafts/: no wire change. The prefix set is a local filter, never serialized as a set; eachprefix already corresponds to its own
ANNOUNCE_REQUESTstream, and the draft already allowsmultiple Announce Streams with overlapping prefixes.
rs/moq-ffiandrs/libmoq: neither exposesscopeor a prefix-set concept today, so there isnothing to mirror unless you want the new capability surfaced through the bindings.
js/net: itsannounce.Consumerholds a single fixed prefix, so matching this would be aredesign of that type rather than a mirror. Happy to follow up separately if you want parity.
doc/concept/layer/moq-lite.mdis updated, since it described the announce prefix as fixed forthe life of the session.
(Written by Claude Opus 5)