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fix(hang)!: Rust and JS accept the same catalogs - #7035
Implements quest/m1/cut-audit/catalog-parity.md per the maintainer's 2026-10-25 decision (strict, with a shared fixture corpus), as revised on 2026-10-30: any malformed rendition refuses the whole catalog.
Summary
Shared corpus: rs/hang/fixtures/catalog-parity.json (197 cases) is loaded by both rs/hang (shared_parity_fixtures) and js/hang (parity.test.ts). Each case records whether the catalog is refused and, if not, which video and audio renditions it holds, so any future divergence fails CI on whichever side drifts.
A malformed rendition refuses the catalog in both: Rust's deserialize_renditions and JS's renditions() decode each audio and video rendition and fail on the first malformed one, naming it. Malformed covers a non-object rendition, a wrong-typed or out-of-range field, a known codec string without valid parameters, a container without a string kind, a misspelled broadcast reference, a projection out of range, and an ambisonic layout with a non-square channel count. Unknown extension fields and unknown container kinds never make a rendition malformed. A renditions value that isn't an object, a cross-kind duplicate ID, and a newer version also refuse the catalog.
One codec grammar: JS now validates avc1/avc3, hvc1/hev1, vp09, av01, and mp4a.40 strings the way Rust parses them. Rust was tightened where it was lax: trailing H.264 fields, a sign or an empty field (hvc1.+1..., mp4a.40.+2), HEVC profile space past C, interior empty HEVC constraint fields, one-digit VP9 fields, and AV1 tiers other than M/H. One trailing empty HEVC field is still tolerated.
Ranges: codedWidth, codedHeight, displayAspect*, sampleRate, and numberOfChannels are 1 to 2^32 - 1 in both. bitrate, jitter, warmup, and delay are at most 2^53 - 1 in Rust too (JS already had that limit). The video display size is u32 in JS, as it already was in Rust.
Legacy forms dropped: JS no longer accepts the array video: [{track, config}] or audio: {track, config} forms, which Rust already refused. Rust drops the displayRatioWidth/Height aliases, which JS ignored and which made Rust refuse a rendition that carried both spellings. Rust also refuses a video or audio section given as an array, which serde would otherwise read as a struct.
Draft: draft-lcurley-moq-hang gains a "Malformed Renditions" section with the ranges and codec grammars, and points the projection, ambisonic, and container rules at it.
Before this PR, the corpus showed 116 divergences in JS and 112 in Rust. Both now pass all 197 cases.
Public API and wire impact
Wire: a stricter catalog contract. A catalog whose known-codec strings, dimensions, or rates fall outside the grammar is refused in both languages; before, each language refused a different subset. just drafts check passes.
Rust hang (breaking):
UnknownContainer::kind() returns &str, not Option<&str>, matching UnknownProjection::kind(). Migrate by dropping the Option handling.
The new Error::Zero(&'static str) variant (the enum is #[non_exhaustive]).
Catalog::check_renditions also refuses zero dimensions, rates, and channel counts, so a publisher building a catalog by hand is caught before it writes a catalog every reader refuses.
Rust moq-mux: the private packaging_of is infallible now that every unknown container has a kind. The catalog producer's check_renditions refuses a zero-channel rendition, so the TS export test drops its unreachable zero-channel case.
JS @moq/hang (breaking): VideoSchema and AudioSchema are plain objects instead of unions with the legacy forms. The renditions input type is Record<string, unknown>. codedWidth and the other counts keep their U53 brand and only narrow at runtime.
Choices made without asking
Zero dimensions are refused, not only zero rates, since WebCodecs rejects a zero codedWidth or displayAspectWidth and a browser would fail where Rust plays.
The HEVC trailing-dot tolerance is kept. Rust kept it for older encoders. Interior empty fields are now refused.
A malformed hls field still leaves the rendition playable. The draft already says to treat an undecodable hls as absent (HLS Records section), so the Malformed Renditions section names it as the one exception rather than reversing an existing rule.
Decisions
Any malformed rendition refuses the whole catalog, in both decoders (maintainer, /quest-complete session, 2026-10-30; recorded in Design change). This reverses the 2026-10-25 per-rendition skip everywhere: a misspelled broadcast reference, a projection fov out of range, and every other field the draft defines. Unknown extension fields never make a rendition malformed, and a misspelled echo path still refuses the catalog. It supersedes decision 1's skip rule. The 112 corpus cases that expected a skip now expect refused.
Settled by the maintainer in a /quest-complete session on 2026-10-29, accepting both recommendations:
Text renditions and json/binary data tracks get the same per-entry skip rule, as a follow-up. Superseded by decision 3: one rule everywhere is now "refuse", which text and data sections already do. The follow-up quest, now quest/m1/cut-audit/catalog-proto-ids.md, shrinks to the __proto__ ID gap that JS's z.record leaves in those sections.
This PR merges as the catalog half. The quest file stays, rewritten to the skip-measurement work, for a separate PR that aligns Rust to JS's start with a paired backlog-join test.
Skip measurement (not done here)
The quest also asks to check the container consumer's skip measurement: Rust measures newest content minus the next group's start, JS from the oldest unread frame. A probe joined five one-second groups of ten frames, all buffered before the first read, with a 1500 ms budget. JS starts at the 4.0 s group, while Rust starts at 0 and plays the whole backlog, because its skip only runs while the current group blocks. The divergence is real. It lives in a different subsystem (moq-mux and js/hang container consumers), so this PR leaves it in the quest file.
Merge with main (2026-10-30)
Merged main to clear the merge_conflict ejection. The conflict in js/hang/src/catalog/root.test.ts was resolved by hand. The merge pass first aligned moq-dev/moq#7037's misspelled-broadcast refusal to the skip policy, and decision 3 then reversed that: the #7037 JS test again expects refusal, and the Rust test is rendition_with_misspelled_broadcast_is_refused. Per CodeRabbit, the malformed definition covers only "a field this document defines", so an unknown extension field never makes a rendition malformed.
Follow-ups
serde reads any derived struct from a JSON array of its fields. This PR closes that for the video and audio sections and each rendition. Nested structs (display, color, clock, m2ts, and the text and data configs) still accept arrays in Rust where JS refuses them.
JSON null for an optional field: Rust's Option reads null as absent, while JS's z.optional refuses it (for example "bitrate": null). With this PR, that rendition is kept by Rust and skipped by JS. The corpus does not cover null yet.
Catalog::from_slice (the direct Rust API, not the wire consumer) no longer refuses a repeated member inside a rendition, such as two codecs, because deserialize_renditions reads each one through serde_json::Value. The wire path is unaffected, since catalog::Consumer decodes through moq_json::snapshot, whose strict pass refuses any repeated key first. Closing it needs moq-json to expose its strict check publicly.
Checks
cargo test -p hang --lib and bun test src/catalog pass, including the 197-case corpus.
just drafts check passes.
just check passes. The first run caught a stale API report and a TS export test case that published a zero-channel catalog; both are fixed.
After decision 3, cargo test -p hang --lib (147), bun test src/catalog (275, all 197 corpus cases), and just check origin/main pass at 3d8a9f97d7.
Review
Codex (quest review --new), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 of a new session after the design change, against origin/main at head 3d8a9f97d789582d2d5bc73a6b695d73f385fa9f: no findings.
Since then, 5e7edf5543 only merges origin/main (a1169021b6). Nothing was resolved by hand: quest resolve merged the quest/m1/cut-audit/README.md link list, and git auto-merged the moq-mux ts export files. That falls under the review exemption for base merges.
Both languages now validate codec strings, dimension and rate ranges, and
containers the same way, and skip a malformed audio or video rendition while
keeping the rest of the catalog. JS drops the legacy array video and
{track, config} audio forms, and Rust drops the displayRatio* alias. A shared
fixture corpus both test suites load fails CI on any future divergence.
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drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang.md
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js/hang/src/catalog/clock.test.ts
js/hang/src/catalog/container.test.ts
js/hang/src/catalog/parity.test.ts
js/hang/src/catalog/root.test.ts
js/hang/src/catalog/section.ts
js/hang/src/catalog/video.test.ts
js/hang/src/catalog/video.ts
js/publish/api/element.api.md
quest/m1/cut-audit/README.md
quest/m1/cut-audit/catalog-parity.md
quest/m1/cut-audit/catalog-proto-ids.md
rs/hang/fixtures/catalog-parity.json
rs/hang/src/catalog/audio/aac.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/audio/mod.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/container.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/millis.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/mod.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/root.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/av1.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/h264.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/h265.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/mod.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/vp9.rs
rs/hang/src/error.rs
rs/hang/src/snapshot.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/container/flv/export.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/container/ts/export.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/container/ts/export_test.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/error.rs
Walkthrough
JavaScript and Rust catalog parsers now validate audio and video rendition fields and skip malformed renditions while retaining valid entries. Both implementations use shared parity fixtures to check accepted rendition IDs and refused catalog cases. The changes remove legacy audio and video input forms, tighten codec and numeric validation, and adjust mux packaging for unknown containers.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review f8477
Rust can accept a catalog with a repeated member name that the specification says must be refused, while the JavaScript consumer refuses it. Add a strict duplicate-member check before rendition decoding, and tighten the draft wording on malformed fields. Otherwise the 197-case parity fixtures and the author's reported passing checks indicate the change is in good shape.
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No new actionable bugs found in the changed catalog validation and integration paths. Per-rendition skipping preserves valid siblings while malformed rendition maps still fail; codec grammar/range checks and the object-only Rust decoding are supported by the shared corpus. Preserving unknown container kinds while refusing malformed known ones keeps forward compatibility distinct from invalid input.
Direction: a shared fixture corpus and small reusable validation helpers are preferable to independent ad-hoc parsers. This is not complete Rust/JS catalog parity: the explicitly documented optional-null and nested-array differences, text/data entry policy, and consumer skip measurement remain follow-ups, not fixed by these changes. Keep those limitations visible rather than treating the corpus as exhaustive.
Verification: static GitHub review of JS validation, Rust decoding/serialization, mux call-site migration and fixtures, including an independent Rust pass. No repository tests, builds, browser playback or cross-language corpus execution performed.
Merged main into the branch (f8477e7). Git resolved it without hand edits; the only overlap GitHub flagged was the quest/m1/cut-audit/README.md link list. The overlapping rs/hang, rs/moq-mux, and js/hang files auto-merged, and just check origin/main passes on the merge (4223 Rust tests, JS, drafts, quest).
Reviews: Codex (no findings, 👍) and the automated review at 8be23a2 found nothing actionable; the merge is conflict-free, so they cover the new head.
Decisions were settled by the maintainer on 2026-10-29 (see the PR body). quest check --base origin/main passes: catalog-parity.md is rewritten to the remaining skip-measurement work and catalog-section-skip.md is added as the follow-up.
Landing through the queue per the maintainer's /quest-merge pick.
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Review comments at @drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang.md:
- Line 231: Update the malformed-rendition definition so type and range checks
apply only to recognized fields defined by the specification, not unknown
extension fields; preserve the existing checks for non-object renditions.
Review comments at @rs/hang/src/catalog/mod.rs:
- Line 109: Update deserialize_renditions to detect and reject duplicate JSON
object members before deserializing renditions into serde_json::Value,
propagating duplicate-member errors as catalog refusals while continuing to skip
other malformed renditions.
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rs/hang/src/catalog/hex.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/millis.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/mod.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/root.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/av1.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/h264.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/h265.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/mod.rs
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rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs
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Main's strict path rule (#7037) refused the catalog for a misspelled
rendition `broadcast`, while this branch skips each malformed rendition.
Both decoders already skip it after the merge; align the draft and pin
it with a test on each side.
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Queuing for quest land at 85679d6ea69b6033ff81181b7cdbc76a495b36ee.
Merged main to clear the merge_conflict ejection. The hand-resolved test conflict exposed a clash with moq-dev/moq#7037: a misspelled rendition broadcast refused the catalog there, while here both decoders skip the rendition. I aligned the draft and tests to the skip, following this PR's precedent for a bad projection fov. A misspelled echo path still refuses the catalog.
CodeRabbit: the malformed definition now covers only fields this document defines (fixed). The duplicate-member finding is covered on the wire path; the direct Catalog::from_slice gap is listed as a follow-up.
just check origin/main passes, and Codex's local review of this head reports no findings.
No new actionable bugs found in the substantive delta since my previous review. The Rust/JS tests and draft now consistently treat misspelled rendition broadcast references as per-entry skips, matching the existing decoder behavior while keeping echo-path refusal and root-containment validation separate. The unknown-extension wording concern in #7035 (comment) is fixed.
Direction: aligning the shared contract and focused regressions is preferable to introducing a second whole-catalog rejection path. The duplicate-member discussion at #7035 (comment) is correctly narrowed: the wire snapshot decoder already rejects repeated keys, but direct Catalog::from_slice remains an acknowledged follow-up. This is not a claim of exhaustive Rust/JS parity.
Verification: base-aware static GitHub review of the changed documentation/tests and surrounding rendition, reference and snapshot decoding, including an independent delta pass. No tests, builds or cross-language corpus execution performed.
No new actionable bugs found in this delta. The explicitly revised policy in #7035 (comment) supersedes the per-rendition skipping discussed in my previous review. Rust now propagates rendition decode/check failures, and JS records validation issues rather than accepting the remaining siblings. The draft and 112 changed corpus expectations align with whole-catalog refusal, while unknown extensions and the documented malformed-hls exception remain distinct.
Direction: applying the chosen policy in the existing shared decoding helpers is simpler than adding another catalog-validation layer. This does not establish exhaustive Rust/JS parity: optional nulls, nested-array decoding, text/data __proto__ IDs and direct Catalog::from_slice duplicate-member handling remain documented follow-ups, not fixes in this delta.
Verification: static GitHub comparison with the last reviewed head, surrounding Rust/JS decoding and corpus inspection, including an independent delta pass. No tests, builds or corpus execution performed.
Requeued at the same head. The host gate's batch failed on #7036's moq-net compile error (write_filled not in scope), which this PR doesn't touch. The fixer's handback came from a fixer container bug that's being fixed, not a real attempt.
Codex land fixer: fixer crashed (exit 101); run /quest-iterate. Recommendation: run /quest-iterate before picking it again.
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Re-landing at 5e7edf5543 after the 07:10Z failed_checks ejection.
The ejection was collateral. The batch failed only check quest. I rebuilt the six-PR batch locally on current main, using this PR's previous head 3d8a9f97d7 and the current heads of the other five. quest check then reports dangling links to /quest/m0/nightly/browser-baseline.md, which moq-dev/moq#7135 deletes while quest/m0/backport-fill-head-race.md and quest/m2/fill-wait-cancel-test.md on main still link to it. The same batch without fix(net): finish the browser backend baseline on moq-transport-22 #7135, this PR included, passes (691 documents ok).
GitHub showed this PR conflicting with main, so I merged origin/main (a1169021b6), with no rebase. The only overlap was the quest/m1/cut-audit/README.md link list, which quest resolve merged, plus the moq-mux ts export files, which git auto-merged. Nothing needed a hand resolution.
On the merged head: quest check --base origin/main passes (681 documents ok), cargo test -p moq-mux -p hang --all-targets passes (2036 tests), and cargo clippy -p moq-mux -p hang --all-targets -D warnings is clean.
The ## Review record still names 3d8a9f97d7, and the base merge falls under the review exemption.
The fixer's handback came from the fixer crashing (exit 101), not from a real fix attempt.
quest land removed this pull request from the queue: the batch check failed (exit 1).
candidate #3: `std::iter::Iterator`
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error[E0599]: no method named `next` found for struct `model::track::fill::Fill` in the current scope
--> rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:19396:35
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668 | pub struct Fill {
| --------------- method `next` not found for this struct
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= help: items from traits can only be used if the trait is implemented and in scope
= note: the following traits define an item `next`, perhaps you need to implement one of them:
candidate #1: `futures::StreamExt`
candidate #2: `serde_json::de::Read`
candidate #3: `std::iter::Iterator`
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19396 | while let Some(sequence) = fill.next_run() {
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error[E0599]: no method named `next` found for struct `model::track::fill::Fill` in the current scope
--> rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:19456:19
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19456 | assert_eq!(fill.next(), Some(1));
| ^^^^
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::: rs/moq-net/src/model/track/fill.rs:668:1
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668 | pub struct Fill {
| --------------- method `next` not found for this struct
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= help: items from traits can only be used if the trait is implemented and in scope
= note: the following traits define an item `next`, perhaps you need to implement one of them:
candidate #1: `futures::StreamExt`
candidate #2: `serde_json::de::Read`
candidate #3: `std::iter::Iterator`
help: there is a method `next_run` with a similar name
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19456 | assert_eq!(fill.next_run(), Some(1));
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error[E0599]: no method named `next` found for struct `model::track::fill::Fill` in the current scope
--> rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs:19485:37
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19485 | while let Some(sequence) = fill.next() {
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668 | pub struct Fill {
| --------------- method `next` not found for this struct
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= help: items from traits can only be used if the trait is implemented and in scope
= note: the following traits define an item `next`, perhaps you need to implement one of them:
candidate #1: `futures::StreamExt`
candidate #2: `serde_json::de::Read`
candidate #3: `std::iter::Iterator`
help: there is a method `next_run` with a similar name
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Implements quest/m1/cut-audit/catalog-parity.md per the maintainer's 2026-10-25 decision (strict, with a shared fixture corpus), as revised on 2026-10-30: any malformed rendition refuses the whole catalog.
Summary
rs/hang/fixtures/catalog-parity.json(197 cases) is loaded by bothrs/hang(shared_parity_fixtures) andjs/hang(parity.test.ts). Each case records whether the catalog is refused and, if not, which video and audio renditions it holds, so any future divergence fails CI on whichever side drifts.deserialize_renditionsand JS'srenditions()decode each audio and video rendition and fail on the first malformed one, naming it. Malformed covers a non-object rendition, a wrong-typed or out-of-range field, a known codec string without valid parameters, a container without a stringkind, a misspelledbroadcastreference, a projection out of range, and an ambisonic layout with a non-square channel count. Unknown extension fields and unknown container kinds never make a rendition malformed. Arenditionsvalue that isn't an object, a cross-kind duplicate ID, and a newerversionalso refuse the catalog.avc1/avc3,hvc1/hev1,vp09,av01, andmp4a.40strings the way Rust parses them. Rust was tightened where it was lax: trailing H.264 fields, a sign or an empty field (hvc1.+1...,mp4a.40.+2), HEVC profile space pastC, interior empty HEVC constraint fields, one-digit VP9 fields, and AV1 tiers other thanM/H. One trailing empty HEVC field is still tolerated.codedWidth,codedHeight,displayAspect*,sampleRate, andnumberOfChannelsare 1 to 2^32 - 1 in both.bitrate,jitter,warmup, anddelayare at most 2^53 - 1 in Rust too (JS already had that limit). The videodisplaysize is u32 in JS, as it already was in Rust.video: [{track, config}]oraudio: {track, config}forms, which Rust already refused. Rust drops thedisplayRatioWidth/Heightaliases, which JS ignored and which made Rust refuse a rendition that carried both spellings. Rust also refuses avideooraudiosection given as an array, which serde would otherwise read as a struct.draft-lcurley-moq-hanggains a "Malformed Renditions" section with the ranges and codec grammars, and points the projection, ambisonic, and container rules at it.Before this PR, the corpus showed 116 divergences in JS and 112 in Rust. Both now pass all 197 cases.
Public API and wire impact
just drafts checkpasses.hang(breaking):UnknownContainer::kind()returns&str, notOption<&str>, matchingUnknownProjection::kind(). Migrate by dropping theOptionhandling.Error::Zero(&'static str)variant (the enum is#[non_exhaustive]).Catalog::check_renditionsalso refuses zero dimensions, rates, and channel counts, so a publisher building a catalog by hand is caught before it writes a catalog every reader refuses.moq-mux: the privatepackaging_ofis infallible now that every unknown container has a kind. The catalog producer'scheck_renditionsrefuses a zero-channel rendition, so the TS export test drops its unreachable zero-channel case.@moq/hang(breaking):VideoSchemaandAudioSchemaare plain objects instead of unions with the legacy forms. Therenditionsinput type isRecord<string, unknown>.codedWidthand the other counts keep theirU53brand and only narrow at runtime.Choices made without asking
codedWidthordisplayAspectWidthand a browser would fail where Rust plays.hlsfield still leaves the rendition playable. The draft already says to treat an undecodablehlsas absent (HLS Records section), so the Malformed Renditions section names it as the one exception rather than reversing an existing rule.Decisions
broadcastreference, a projectionfovout of range, and every other field the draft defines. Unknown extension fields never make a rendition malformed, and a misspelled echopathstill refuses the catalog. It supersedes decision 1's skip rule. The 112 corpus cases that expected a skip now expectrefused.Settled by the maintainer in a /quest-complete session on 2026-10-29, accepting both recommendations:
Text renditions and json/binary data tracks get the same per-entry skip rule, as a follow-up.Superseded by decision 3: one rule everywhere is now "refuse", which text and data sections already do. The follow-up quest, now quest/m1/cut-audit/catalog-proto-ids.md, shrinks to the__proto__ID gap that JS'sz.recordleaves in those sections.Skip measurement (not done here)
The quest also asks to check the container consumer's skip measurement: Rust measures newest content minus the next group's start, JS from the oldest unread frame. A probe joined five one-second groups of ten frames, all buffered before the first read, with a 1500 ms budget. JS starts at the 4.0 s group, while Rust starts at 0 and plays the whole backlog, because its skip only runs while the current group blocks. The divergence is real. It lives in a different subsystem (
moq-muxandjs/hangcontainer consumers), so this PR leaves it in the quest file.Merge with main (2026-10-30)
Merged main to clear the
merge_conflictejection. The conflict injs/hang/src/catalog/root.test.tswas resolved by hand. The merge pass first aligned moq-dev/moq#7037's misspelled-broadcastrefusal to the skip policy, and decision 3 then reversed that: the #7037 JS test again expects refusal, and the Rust test isrendition_with_misspelled_broadcast_is_refused. Per CodeRabbit, the malformed definition covers only "a field this document defines", so an unknown extension field never makes a rendition malformed.Follow-ups
serde reads any derived struct from a JSON array of its fields. This PR closes that for the
videoandaudiosections and each rendition. Nested structs (display,color,clock,m2ts, and the text and data configs) still accept arrays in Rust where JS refuses them.JSON
nullfor an optional field: Rust'sOptionreadsnullas absent, while JS'sz.optionalrefuses it (for example"bitrate": null). With this PR, that rendition is kept by Rust and skipped by JS. The corpus does not covernullyet.Catalog::from_slice(the direct Rust API, not the wire consumer) no longer refuses a repeated member inside a rendition, such as twocodecs, becausedeserialize_renditionsreads each one throughserde_json::Value. The wire path is unaffected, sincecatalog::Consumerdecodes throughmoq_json::snapshot, whose strict pass refuses any repeated key first. Closing it needsmoq-jsonto expose its strict check publicly.Checks
cargo test -p hang --libandbun test src/catalogpass, including the 197-case corpus.just drafts checkpasses.just checkpasses. The first run caught a stale API report and a TS export test case that published a zero-channel catalog; both are fixed.cargo test -p hang --lib(147),bun test src/catalog(275, all 197 corpus cases), andjust check origin/mainpass at3d8a9f97d7.Review
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quest review --new), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 of a new session after the design change, againstorigin/mainat head3d8a9f97d789582d2d5bc73a6b695d73f385fa9f: no findings.Since then, 5e7edf5543 only merges
origin/main(a1169021b6). Nothing was resolved by hand:quest resolvemerged thequest/m1/cut-audit/README.mdlink list, and git auto-merged the moq-mux ts export files. That falls under the review exemption for base merges.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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