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feat(crypto)!: share typed CPU errors without rustls - #7984
Auth, HLS, e2ee, and RTMP flatten CPU refusals into strings or I/O errors. The shared type currently requires rustls.
Approach
Move the existing check and error to moq_crypto::cpu, behind a rind-only cpu feature. e2ee and provider enable it; provider retains rustls setup. Use the shared type and ? across the consumers, including transport crates.
Impact
Breaking Rust API: auth and HLS UnsupportedCpu payloads become moq_crypto::cpu::UnsupportedCpu; e2ee renames Unsupported to UnsupportedCpu with that payload. RTMP exposes the same variant for setup failures. MIGRATE notes describe the changes.
The shared type and check move from provider to cpu. Transport error types use the new path; moq_tokio::crypto retains its exports.
No wire changes. JavaScript has no rind CPU check or counterpart to change.
Alternatives
Keeping the type in the rustls provider would add TLS to auth core and e2ee. A separate crate would add a package for an existing type. Chose the cpu module and feature, and reused provider setup for auth and HLS.
Validation
just fix passed.
cargo tree --edges normal,build: no rustls in auth without default features, crypto with default or no default features, or RTMP without default features. Auth's default HTTP client and RTMP's default TLS feature retain their existing rustls dependencies.
just ci passed on ecab03f8b666706a54b2312d6b09639218e047ea: 11,823 Rust tests passed, 138 harness skips; all lint, docs, fixture, and tooling checks passed.
Minimal-feature library compilation passed for auth, crypto, and RTMP, plus crypto with only cpu enabled.
just test interop --all attempted on 86f566c7a0706cfe94cff13a14424a2d686a7718; it built language clients, then a launched binary refused MOQ_QUEST. The harness was not changed or bypassed.
nix develop -c quest gate just test interop --all passed on e837fdcddf81651067bf359dc3fea75de3fe2908; all checks passed. The harness reported publisher cleanup warnings.
nix develop -c quest gate just ci passed every module except the stale quest dependency introduced by the base merge; 11,867 Rust tests passed, 138 harness skips. After removing that link, nix develop -c quest gate just ci e837fdcddf81651067bf359dc3fea75de3fe2908 passed all selected checks on final head 03a5f78e923c3a450bf4b7385afc6a1341d6c697.
nix develop -c quest gate just ci passed on b66f1be403bd8295936c04889cb2b29f06c35677: 11,908 Rust tests passed, 138 skipped; all selected checks passed. quest check and git diff --check passed. Merged current main, preserving both migration notes and removing only completed quest links.
nix develop -c quest gate just test interop --all passed on b66f1be403bd8295936c04889cb2b29f06c35677; the harness reported publisher cleanup warnings.
Review
Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort, round 4 reviewed b66f1be403bd8295936c04889cb2b29f06c35677 against origin/main (d505e963deb6c04dfedf3422a809313b86a84160): no findings.
Design checkpoint: continue with the existing shared CPU module; no unresolved findings or design choices remain. Earlier rounds 2 and 3 were clean. Round 1 fixes remain in place.
Online feedback addressed: HLS enables the provider only with async (tests already enable async through their self dev dependency), provider docs point to cpu, and the feature paragraph is rewrapped. The claim that poll-only HLS can lose all rustls is refuted by its existing reqwest dependency (cargo tree -p moq-hls --no-default-features --edges normal,build -i rustls); this change removes the new unconditional provider edge.
Follow-ups
Isolate bench/build.test.py fixture runs from the real benchmark lock. Tooling validation waited hours behind unrelated build/browser benchmarks on this host. Keep production benchmark serialization intact.
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Reviewed head 03a5f78e923c3a450bf4b7385afc6a1341d6c697 against base 0672ad56ce29ae168c7122fe6ece20de08cdc12a.
Findings: No actionable correctness or regression findings in this revision.
Direction and fix status: The split is appropriate: cpu exposes the shared refusal type with only rind, while provider owns rustls integration. Auth, HLS, e2ee and transport errors retain typed propagation. I traced the RTMP listener, custom-stream acceptance, TCP dial and custom-stream dial paths: each public setup path checks CPU support before the private handshake uses cryptography; TCP dialing checks before opening the socket. The fixes described in the PR are present: redundant private-handshake checks are removed, HLS tests reuse the shared provider, and moq-tokio re-exports both APIs. Breaking payload/name/path changes are documented. No additional fix requested.
Coverage and limits: Inspected the complete 43-file diff, feature manifests, shared provider, e2ee credential construction, error conversions, and affected RTMP/auth/HLS call paths using GitHub source. This was a static review; I did not run builds, tests, interop, or unsupported-CPU hardware checks, and did not independently reproduce the local validation reported in the PR. At publication, the exact-head Quest check passed, while the latest Check run was still in progress. This comment is not an approval or a claim that CI is complete.
moq-crypto adds a feature-gated CPU check and UnsupportedCpu error, separate from the TLS provider API. moq-auth, moq-hls, and moq-crypto e2ee adopt the shared error type. moq-rtmp checks CPU support during client and server setup, and Handshake::new now returns a Handshake directly. QUIC, Tokio, uring, and qmux update their CPU-check calls, error types, re-exports, and documentation to use the CPU module.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 03a5f
No actionable merge-blocking issue is established. The shared CPU error migration appears consistent across the described integrations and is mergeable subject to normal checks.
Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1
Failed checks: 1 warning
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Passed checks: 4 passed
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Title check
The title describes the shared typed CPU error and its separation from rustls.
Linked Issues check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Description check
The description matches the shared CPU check and error changes, consumer updates, and migration notes.
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quest/m1/rind/README.md
quest/m1/rind/cpu-error.md
quest/m2/recut-held.md
rs/moq-auth/Cargo.toml
rs/moq-auth/MIGRATE.md
rs/moq-auth/src/crypto.rs
rs/moq-auth/src/error.rs
rs/moq-crypto/Cargo.toml
rs/moq-crypto/MIGRATE.md
rs/moq-crypto/README.md
rs/moq-crypto/src/cpu.rs
rs/moq-crypto/src/e2ee/credential.rs
rs/moq-crypto/src/e2ee/error.rs
rs/moq-crypto/src/lib.rs
rs/moq-crypto/src/provider.rs
rs/moq-hls/Cargo.toml
rs/moq-hls/MIGRATE.md
rs/moq-hls/src/error.rs
rs/moq-hls/src/export/mod.rs
rs/moq-hls/src/import.rs
rs/moq-hls/src/lib.rs
rs/moq-hls/src/server/mod.rs
rs/moq-quic/MIGRATE.md
rs/moq-quic/src/config/client.rs
rs/moq-quic/src/config/endpoint.rs
rs/moq-quic/src/config/mod.rs
rs/moq-quic/src/config/server/mod.rs
rs/moq-quic/src/crypto/rustls.rs
rs/moq-rtmp/Cargo.toml
rs/moq-rtmp/MIGRATE.md
rs/moq-rtmp/src/dial.rs
rs/moq-rtmp/src/error.rs
rs/moq-rtmp/src/rml/handshake/mod.rs
rs/moq-rtmp/src/server.rs
rs/moq-tokio/MIGRATE.md
rs/moq-tokio/src/crypto.rs
rs/moq-uring/MIGRATE.md
rs/moq-uring/src/quic/driver/mod.rs
rs/moq-uring/src/quic/mod.rs
rs/qmux/MIGRATE.md
rs/qmux/src/error.rs
rs/qmux/src/tls.rs
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quest/m1/rind/cpu-error.md
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ℹ️ No critical issues — three minor suggestions inline.
Reviewed changes
Shared cpu module — UnsupportedCpu and check() move from moq_crypto::provider to a new rind-only moq_crypto::cpu module behind a cpu feature that e2ee and provider enable.
moq-auth — Error::UnsupportedCpu carries the shared type; client enables moq-crypto/provider instead of dep:rind-rustls; tls() reuses moq_crypto::provider::provider().
moq-hls — gains moq-crypto; Error::UnsupportedCpu is typed; import uses install_default(), export/server use cpu::check().
moq-rtmp — new Error::UnsupportedCpu; Handshake::new becomes infallible, with CPU checks moved to Server::bind, accept_stream, Client::connect, and Client::with_stream.
Transports — moq-quic, qmux, moq-uring, and moq-tokio repoint error variants and docs to moq_crypto::cpu::UnsupportedCpu; moq_tokio::crypto re-exports the split modules.
I verified that rml is private (so the Handshake::new change is not public API), that with_stream_config and accept_until_request are private (so the new CPU checks at the public entry points are not bypassable), and that Server::bind is the only Server constructor. No stale provider::UnsupportedCpu or provider::check references remain, and the cpu/provider/e2ee feature wiring is consistent across every consumer.
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Reviewed head b66f1be403bd8295936c04889cb2b29f06c35677 against base d505e963deb6c04dfedf3422a809313b86a84160, focusing on changes since my review of 03a5f78e923c3a450bf4b7385afc6a1341d6c697.
Findings: No new actionable correctness or regression findings.
Direction and fixes: The HLS feature adjustment is appropriate: its dependency enables only cpu, while async enables moq-crypto/provider for the async-gated importer. The self dev-dependency already enables async, so the provider-using error test retains that feature. The workspace dependency disables moq-crypto's defaults. This removes the unconditional provider dependency; HLS still explicitly enables reqwest's rustls-no-provider feature, so this is not a claim that HLS becomes rustls-free. The provider documentation now correctly points to cpu, and the paragraph reflow is present. The merge preserves both HLS migration notes and the shared CPU check in Broadcaster::new. No additional fix requested; the shared CPU module remains the right separation from TLS setup.
Coverage and limits: Compared the last reviewed head and base with the new pair, inspected the current 43-file PR diff, and checked the affected manifests and module gates through GitHub. This was a static follow-up review; I did not run builds, tests, interop, or unsupported-CPU hardware checks, or independently reproduce the local validation in the PR. At the final check, the exact-head Check job was still in progress. This COMMENT is not an approval or a claim that CI is complete.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
This run re-reviewed the delta since the prior Pullfrog review at 03a5f78.
Scoped HLS's rustls provider to async — moq-hls now declares moq-crypto with only cpu, and its async feature enables moq-crypto/provider, so a poll-only build no longer pulls rind-rustls. The error.rs test still compiles because the self dev-dependency enables async.
Corrected the provider and crate docs — moq_crypto::provider now names crate::cpu as the shared error's home, and the feature paragraph reads continuously.
Merged current main — conflict resolution preserved both HLS migration notes and removed only the completed quest/m1/rind/cpu-error.md links.
I verified the final feature wiring with cargo check -p moq-hls --no-default-features --all-targets and cargo check -p moq-hls --all-targets, both passing, and confirmed rind-rustls is absent from the poll-only tree while rustls remains via the non-optional reqwest dependency (as the PR body states).
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at b66f1be because its merge_group build failed (failed_checks).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
The queue log reports two apparent timing flakes: import::a_short_import_drains_its_media_to_a_waiting_subscriber timed out waiting for the announce (lines 4522–4523), and rtsp::every_rtsp_session_is_a_fresh_broadcast timed out waiting for the first PLAY (lines 4543–4544). Neither failure could be attributed to this PR from its changes. With base temporarily merged, all 2,593 selected tests across the eight changed Rust packages and moq-cli passed (64 skipped), including these two tests. The merge was aborted after validation, leaving the PR at its pinned head. No code changes were made.
quest land watch: re-enqueued this pull request at b66f1be, at the back of the merge queue, unchanged, since the land fixer judged the failure flaky: moq-cli::integration: import::a_short_import_drains_its_media_to_a_waiting_subscriber; rtsp::every_rtsp_session_is_a_fresh_broadcast.
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Problem
Auth, HLS, e2ee, and RTMP flatten CPU refusals into strings or I/O errors. The shared type currently requires rustls.
Approach
Move the existing check and error to
moq_crypto::cpu, behind a rind-onlycpufeature.e2eeandproviderenable it;providerretains rustls setup. Use the shared type and?across the consumers, including transport crates.Impact
UnsupportedCpupayloads becomemoq_crypto::cpu::UnsupportedCpu; e2ee renamesUnsupportedtoUnsupportedCpuwith that payload. RTMP exposes the same variant for setup failures. MIGRATE notes describe the changes.providertocpu. Transport error types use the new path;moq_tokio::cryptoretains its exports.Alternatives
Keeping the type in the rustls provider would add TLS to auth core and e2ee. A separate crate would add a package for an existing type. Chose the
cpumodule and feature, and reused provider setup for auth and HLS.Validation
just fixpassed.cargo tree --edges normal,build: no rustls in auth without default features, crypto with default or no default features, or RTMP without default features. Auth's default HTTP client and RTMP's default TLS feature retain their existing rustls dependencies.just cipassed onecab03f8b666706a54b2312d6b09639218e047ea: 11,823 Rust tests passed, 138 harness skips; all lint, docs, fixture, and tooling checks passed.Minimal-feature library compilation passed for auth, crypto, and RTMP, plus crypto with only
cpuenabled.just test interop --allattempted on86f566c7a0706cfe94cff13a14424a2d686a7718; it built language clients, then a launched binary refusedMOQ_QUEST. The harness was not changed or bypassed.nix develop -c quest gate just test interop --allpassed one837fdcddf81651067bf359dc3fea75de3fe2908; all checks passed. The harness reported publisher cleanup warnings.nix develop -c quest gate just cipassed every module except the stale quest dependency introduced by the base merge; 11,867 Rust tests passed, 138 harness skips. After removing that link,nix develop -c quest gate just ci e837fdcddf81651067bf359dc3fea75de3fe2908passed all selected checks on final head03a5f78e923c3a450bf4b7385afc6a1341d6c697.nix develop -c quest gate just cipassed onb66f1be403bd8295936c04889cb2b29f06c35677: 11,908 Rust tests passed, 138 skipped; all selected checks passed.quest checkandgit diff --checkpassed. Merged current main, preserving both migration notes and removing only completed quest links.nix develop -c quest gate just test interop --allpassed onb66f1be403bd8295936c04889cb2b29f06c35677; the harness reported publisher cleanup warnings.Review
Claude Code,
claude-opus-5-5, medium effort, round 4 reviewedb66f1be403bd8295936c04889cb2b29f06c35677againstorigin/main(d505e963deb6c04dfedf3422a809313b86a84160): no findings.Design checkpoint: continue with the existing shared CPU module; no unresolved findings or design choices remain. Earlier rounds 2 and 3 were clean. Round 1 fixes remain in place.
Online feedback addressed: HLS enables the provider only with async (tests already enable async through their self dev dependency), provider docs point to cpu, and the feature paragraph is rewrapped. The claim that poll-only HLS can lose all rustls is refuted by its existing reqwest dependency (
cargo tree -p moq-hls --no-default-features --edges normal,build -i rustls); this change removes the new unconditional provider edge.Follow-ups
Isolate
bench/build.test.pyfixture runs from the real benchmark lock. Tooling validation waited hours behind unrelated build/browser benchmarks on this host. Keep production benchmark serialization intact.(Written by GPT-6.1 Sol with medium effort)