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docs(quest): defer the release MKV fix to the next cut - #7718
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The maintainer deferred the release MKV buffering patch to the next main → release cut (2026-11-03) instead of a separate backport. The fix already lives on main as #7234, so the backport quest has no work left: delete it and record the decision in the cut quest that ships it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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No actionable findings in the quest update. It records the maintainer's decision to defer the MKV fix to the next main-to-release cut and explicitly preserves the fact that release remains exposed until then. No source, API, or wire change.
Verification: static GitHub review of the deleted backport quest, release-cut plan, and recorded decision. I did not run the reproduction, checks, or a release cut.
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- Retire the backport quest:
quest/m0/backport-mkv-buffer.mdand itsm0README entry are gone, and no tracked file still references the path. - Record the deferral on the cut:
quest/m2/release/cut.mdnow states the next main → release cut ships#7234's fix,releasestays exposed until then, and why a blanket size cap cannot serve as the backport (it refuses supported inputs and misses the decoder's captured children). - Checks:
#7234isfix(mux)!and merged on main, the cited reproduction still lives atrs/moq-mux/src/container/mkv/import.rs:1572, and the reasoning matchesquest/m2/import-metadata-policy.md(MKV parses incrementally with no blanket cap).
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Problem
quest/m0/backport-mkv-buffer.mdplanned a size-bound-only backport of moq-dev/moq#7234's MKV buffering fix torelease. Investigating it on release 338cb9b3e8 showed that a blanket cap cannot work. The quest waited on a maintainer course decision.Decision
Maintainer, 2026-11-03:
release.This makes the backport quest moot. The fix has been on main since moq-dev/moq#7234. It is a breaking change (
fix(mux)!), so it reachesreleasethrough the breaking cut (quest/m2/release/cut.md), which already merges main into release. Nothing is left to do or wait on, so the quest needs no## Waitingon the cut.Approach
quest/m0/backport-mkv-buffer.mdand its link fromquest/m0/README.mdwithquest rm.releasestays exposed.Evidence from the earlier investigation, kept here because the quest file is gone:
ignored bytes retained: 1030). It grows to 65,542 bytes after 64 1 KiB chunks.moq_net::group::MAX_CACHE_BYTES) cannot serve as an element cap.Impact
Quest docs only. No source, API, wire, dependency, or version change on
mainorrelease.releasekeeps the MKV memory-exhaustion exposure until the next cut, as decided.Validation
quest check --base origin/main(flakequest): 564 documents ok.quest gate just ci origin/main: passed, including the markdown and quest checks. An earlier run failedcheck queston 23 existing## Waitingsections because a stalequestbinary was on PATH. It passes with the flake's binary, and those quests are untouched here.Review
Round 1: Codex,
gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, head d9dabe2 against origin/main 4a8086f. 0 findings.Follow-ups
None.
(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)