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Summary

Completes Accept policy in moq-net, part of the session policy epic. The sibling moq-dev/moq#7904 moves the client-side connect policy and touches no accept code.

moq-net's Server now owns the accept policy for every transport:

• One deadline. Server::with_timeout (default server::DEFAULT_TIMEOUT, 10 s) bounds each accept, from SETUP through the caller's admission and, on moq-lite 01/02, the server SETUP reply. Other versions send their SETUP from the started session's driver, outside this bound, as before. A connection that overruns it is closed with the Timeout code: the generic code before the version is known, the version's code after. Server::deadline(arrived) gives the instant, so a caller that runs a transport handshake first bounds it against the same deadline and passes it on with Accept::with_deadline. Handshake::with_deadline is gone, because the reply now inherits the deadline set at accept.
• Admission bound. Handshake::poll_expired / expired() resolves at the deadline once it has refused the session with the timeout, and the session's stats count it. ok() after the deadline fails with Error::Timeout instead of starting the session.
• Window widening. Server::with_receive_window / Handshake::with_receive_window name the window ok() opens before answering SETUP. It goes through a new transport::poll::Session::set_limits(transport::Limits), which defaults to LimitsError::Unsupported. A transport that cannot widen keeps its window and the session starts. If a transport refuses the value, the session is refused with that error.
• Poll machines. Server::accept_request returns a public server::Accept, which is a Future and also exposes poll(&mut self, waiter). Server::accept and Handshake::ok are thin wrappers over the accept and answer machines.

moq-tokio calls this instead of implementing it. Deadline, Deadline::bound, the accept_request helper, qmux_limits, and the QUIC backend's and Request's window fields are deleted. Setup::deadline and the tls:// acceptor read moq_net::Server::deadline. within still bounds the transport handshake, as tokio-handoff plans. Request::within races the admission against Handshake::expired. Request::ok applies the caller's QUIC limits first and then hands the window to moq-net, so a receive_rate still paces the opened window. WebRTC's exception is now a property of the transport: its qmux sessions set the new qmux::Config::fixed_receive_window, so they report Unsupported and moq-net leaves their window alone.

Public API and wire impact

• moq-net (breaking):
  • New: server::DEFAULT_TIMEOUT, Server::{with_timeout, deadline, with_receive_window}, server::Accept (Future, poll, with_deadline), Handshake::{poll_expired, expired, with_receive_window}, transport::{Limits, LimitsError}, transport::poll::Session::set_limits.
  • Server::accept_request returns Accept instead of impl Future.
  • Handshake::with_deadline is removed.
  • A server built with defaults now has a 10 s accept deadline where it had none.
  • A receive stream's pacing window is read when ingest first paces it, not when it is accepted. A stream buffered before admission paces at the window ok() opened.
• moq-tokio (breaking): Request::within takes &mut self. websocket::Options::timeout is removed. The listen default, --listen-timeout, and the close codes are unchanged.
• qmux (additive): Config::fixed_receive_window, and the moq-net set_limits implementation.
• moq-uring (additive): set_limits for quic::web::Session and the transport::Local forwarder.
• moq-relay: internal only. The sealed incoming::Sealed::within takes &mut self. The in-memory Accepted path is now bounded by moq-net's deadline instead of nothing. uring.rs passes its endpoint deadline through Accept::with_deadline; the rest of it is left to the uring quest.
• Wire: none.

Migration

Per moq-dev/moq#8024, this PR no longer edits MIGRATE.md. The release cut writes these notes:

• moq-net: accepting a session runs under one deadline and opens the receive window. Server now bounds each accept, from SETUP through the caller's admission and, on moq-lite 01/02, the SETUP reply, closing a connection that overruns it with Error::Timeout's code. The default is server::DEFAULT_TIMEOUT (10 s); call Server::with_timeout(None) to keep waiting forever. Server::accept_request returns a server::Accept, which you .await as before, or poll; pass it to kio::clock::timeout and the like directly, since it is a Future. A caller that runs a transport handshake first computes Server::deadline(arrived), bounds that handshake by it, and passes it on with Accept::with_deadline. Handshake::with_deadline is gone: the deadline set at accept bounds ok too. Race your admission decision against the new Handshake::expired (or poll_expired), which refuses the session with the timeout once the deadline passes; ok past the deadline fails with Error::Timeout. Server::with_receive_window and Handshake::with_receive_window name the connection receive window ok opens before answering SETUP, through the new transport::poll::Session::set_limits. A transport implementation that can change its window overrides set_limits; the default reports LimitsError::Unsupported, and ok then leaves the window as it is. A wrapper around another transport forwards it.
• moq-tokio: Request::within takes &mut self. Admission is bounded by moq-net's accept deadline (moq_net::server::Handshake::expired), which refuses the session through the request, so hold the Request mutably while it waits: request.within(admit).await.
• moq-tokio: websocket::Options::timeout is removed. The upgraded WebSocket's accept deadline comes from Options' moq_net::Server: set it with Server::with_timeout (None waits forever) instead of the timeout field.

Choices made without asking

• The deadline is per connection, and the server's timeout is the default. accept_request(now, …) keeps now as the session clock's start. I did not repurpose now as the arrival time, because Deadlines::new(now) would then arm the session's early timers against a stale instant. A caller with an earlier arrival passes Server::deadline(arrived) to Accept::with_deadline instead.
• moq-net now defaults to a 10 s accept deadline. The quest said to keep today's 10 s default, and the epic says the policy lives in moq-net, so I moved the default there. moq-tokio's listen::DEFAULT_TIMEOUT aliases it. Library users who relied on unbounded accepts call with_timeout(None).
• Accept is a public Future with an inherent poll, not a #[kio::wrapper] pair. The deadline has to be attached before the first poll, so the machine needs a name and a builder. The accept handshake loops (ALPN branches, then the lite-01/02 hand-off back into the lite path), so it stays hand-written, as the quest allowed. Handshake::ok keeps its async fn over the private hand-written Answer machine, which branches on the negotiated version. I did not make that machine public because nothing polls it outside an async context yet.
• set_limits returns Result<(), LimitsError>, and ok() treats Unsupported as "nothing held back". I considered an Option<Result<…>> shape to avoid matching an error variant. I kept the plain shape because Unsupported is moq-net's own capability variant, not a foreign error. transport::Limits carries only receive_window, since that is the only limit the policy changes.
• qmux still starts at the [quic] window, not held back. qmux refuses a receive window below MIN_RECEIVE_WINDOW, and SETUP_RECEIVE_WINDOW is smaller than that. For qmux, ok() therefore opens the window the request names, which is a no-op at the default. Holding qmux back too would mean relaxing qmux's floor for the pre-admission phase. I left that out of scope because qmux ignores rate caps, which are what the hold-back mainly protects.
• A fixed_receive_window session also refuses a window change through qmux's inherent set_limits, so the two paths agree. Both take limits that leave the window alone (receive_window: None) as a no-op, per Pullfrog's suggestion.
• websocket::Options::timeout is removed rather than kept as a fallback. CodeRabbit found that it overrode Server::with_timeout on upgraded WebSockets. Keeping both would leave two knobs for one deadline, so Options' server decides, as on every other transport.
• A stream's pacing window is read lazily, once. The other fix for early streams would refresh each buffered stream after ok(). That needs plumbing through both IETF and lite paused handshakes. Reading the window at the first pace covers both, at the cost of a OnceLock load per frame.
• MIGRATE.md is left to the release cut. That is the newer rule from moq-dev/moq#8024, which overrides this PR's earlier entries; the notes moved to Migration above.
• moq-tokio's SETUP and reply deadline tests stay as integration checks of the plumbing, next to the new moq-net unit tests for each phase.

Tests

• moq-net:
  • a_setup_that_never_arrives_fails_at_the_deadline: IETF, lite-05, and negotiated, at a caller-supplied deadline, with the generic Timeout code.
  • an_admission_past_the_deadline_is_refused: expired() at the deadline, the version's code, the stats count, and ok() failing afterwards.
  • ok_past_the_deadline_is_refused
  • a_reply_the_peer_never_takes_fails_at_the_deadline: now driven by the server timeout.
  • ok_opens_the_receive_window: the server window, the request override, and a transport that can't widen.
  • a_refused_window_closes_the_session
• moq-net: a_stream_paces_at_the_window_widened_after_it_arrived.
• qmux: the_transport_widens_unless_its_window_is_fixed.
• moq-tokio: the_servers_timeout_bounds_setup (WebSocket accept follows Server::with_timeout, replacing unset_timeout_uses_the_default_and_zero_disables_it).
• moq-tokio: admission_opens_the_held_back_quic_window. Before admission the connection holds SETUP_RECEIVE_WINDOW; after ok() it holds the [quic] window, or the one with_quic_limits names. The existing SETUP, reply, and qmux-window tests pass on the new plumbing.

Validation

• quest gate nix develop --command just check origin/main passed on 966e49984d: 10,998 Rust tests passed with 137 skipped, plus every module.
• cargo check -p moq-tokio --lib --profile test --no-default-features --features quic builds the unit tests under quic alone. The crate's integration tests still need websocket under that feature set, as on main.

Review

Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort (quest review --base origin/main --responses), session 01a1b201-a881-7f41-aa08-2965c583d008, round 2 on 966e49984d: no findings. Earlier rounds on 83bea6afa9, 4f00dd6c9a, and the main merge d074369ba7 were also clean.

CodeRabbit's review on 34c2002, handled in 966e49984d:

• Fixed: small_quic feature gate now builds under quic alone.
• Fixed: WebSocket accepts ignored Server::with_timeout. websocket::Options::timeout is removed.
• Fixed: early streams kept the held-back pacing window. The window is read at first pace.
• Refuted: expiry priority in within. ok() rechecks the deadline before starting (Answer::poll_reply, ok_past_the_deadline_is_refused), and polling the work first lets the caller's reject code win a tie.
• Fixed: duplicated doc bullet. It now names Handshake::expired, the async form callers use.

Earlier online reviews on 83bea6a are handled: Pullfrog's fixed-window suggestion was applied in 232805cb8b, and the OpenAI review's wording question was answered in 4f00dd6c9a.

Suggested follow-ups

• None beyond the epic's remaining quests (uring, tokio-handoff).

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Walkthrough

moq-net now provides a configurable accept deadline, defaulting to 10 seconds, that can cover transport negotiation, SETUP, admission, and the moq-lite 01/02 SETUP reply. It also supports opening a configured receive window when a session is admitted. Transport implementations can apply receive-window updates or report them as unsupported. Tokio and relay acceptance paths now pass deadlines through moq-net, and related tests and migration guidance were updated.

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 34c20

Fix the QUIC-only test build and reconcile WebSocket deadlines and early-stream receive windows before merging. These issues can block testing or make acceptance behave differently from configured policy.

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[kixelated]

Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed head: 83bea6a

No actionable code regression found. Moving the common accept deadline and receive-window policy into moq-net is the appropriate direction; the transport adapters retain ownership of establishing their transports.

One non-blocking documentation clarification: rs/moq-net/src/server.rs:180-182 describes the timeout as covering the SETUP reply. Does that intentionally mean the negotiated legacy reply, excluding deferred versioned SETUP sends? Answer::poll_reply starts LiteSetup/IETF drivers immediately (1336-1353), then clears the timer (1308); their SETUP writes happen later in the protocol drivers. Lite explicitly treats that advertisement as best-effort. Please qualify the new timeout wording to preserve that distinction rather than imply that with_timeout bounds every outgoing SETUP write. This is not a request to change the existing protocol behavior.

Coverage: checked the changed deadline/admission machines and tests, timeout refusal and stats paths, caller deadline handoff, window-override precedence, rate-cap ordering, boxed/Arc/Local forwarding, raw QUIC/WebTransport adapters, qmux validation, WebRTC's fixed window, and migration/quest updates. No missing window hook or renewed deadline was found in those paths.

Limits: static GitHub review only. I did not execute quest context, builds, tests, or the author's reported validation. The exact-head Check run was still in progress; the reported host-blocked benchmark test was not independently validated.

[pullfrog]

ℹ️ Minor suggestions only.

Reviewed changes

• One accept deadline in moq-net. Server::with_timeout / server::DEFAULT_TIMEOUT, Server::deadline, the public server::Accept (Future, poll, with_deadline), and a Timer handed from Accept to Handshake to Answer cover SETUP, admission, and the reply. Handshake::with_deadline is gone and Handshake::poll_expired / expired is the admission bound.
• Receive-window widening hook. transport::{Limits, LimitsError}, the provided poll::Session::set_limits, and open_window before the session starts; Server::with_receive_window / Handshake::with_receive_window.
• moq-tokio stops implementing the policy. Deadline, Deadline::bound, the accept_request helper, qmux_limits, the QUIC backend window, and Request.window are deleted; every accept path threads .with_deadline; Request::within takes &mut self and races expired; Request::ok hands the caller's window to moq-net.
• Transport follow-through. qmux::Config::fixed_receive_window (WebRTC), the qmux and moq-uring set_limits implementations, and forwarding through boxed/Local sessions.
• Relay wiring, docs, and quest tree. incoming::Sealed::within takes &mut self, the in-memory Accepted bounds admission, uring.rs passes its deadline through Accept::with_deadline, MIGRATE notes for moq-net and moq-tokio, and the accept quest plus its tree edges removed.

I traced the deadline through every accept caller (QUIC/WebTransport, WebRTC, WebSocket, tcp/uds, uring, test-support) and the receive-window path per transport, including that a receive_rate still paces the later window raise and that Timeout maps to 0x11 on both families. No new issues found beyond the inline nit. The earlier review's note on the server.rs:180-182 wording still applies; I did not add a duplicate comment for it.

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[pullfrog]

ℹ️ No critical issues — two small documentation cleanups inline, both from the merge and the wording pass in the latest commits.

Reviewed changes

• qmux fixed-window guard. The transport set_limits now refuses only when the session's window is fixed and the limits name a window, so a Limits that leaves it alone is a no-op, matching the inherent method; a new test covers widen, refuse, and the direct path.
• Merged origin/main (reconnect policy). Beyond main's own changes, the conflict resolution touched doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md and rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md.
• Qualified the accept-deadline docs. Server::with_timeout, Handshake::ok, rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md, and doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md now say the SETUP-reply bound applies to moq-lite 01/02 only.

I verified the new wording against the code: PausedHandshake::Negotiated is the lite 01/02 path, while lite 05+ and IETF write SETUP from the started session's driver. The qmux guard now reaches the inherent set_limits only with receive_window: None, which is a no-op there.

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Reviewed head: 4f00dd6
Incremental review since 83bea6a, checked against the current base diff.

No new actionable code defect found.

The qmux transport hook now accepts limits that leave a fixed receive window alone, matching the inherent set_limits method, while a request to change that window still returns Unsupported. The nonfixed validation and widening paths are unchanged. The new with_timeout and Handshake::ok wording addresses my earlier question: only the moq-lite 01/02 SETUP reply is inside the accept deadline; other versions send from the started driver.

Direction: keeping the common accept policy in moq-net and transport capability handling in the adapters remains appropriate. No additional code change is requested. I am not duplicating the documentation cleanup already raised in the current review threads.

Limits: GitHub-only static review of the incremental changes, merge resolution and affected call paths. I did not run quest context, builds or tests, or reproduce the author's validation. The current-head Check workflow is still in progress. This COMMENT is not an approval or a merge-readiness determination.

[pullfrog]

ℹ️ No critical issues — one documentation edit landed as a doubled sentence, minor suggestion inline.

Reviewed changes

• Relay accept-timeout wording. doc/bin/relay/index.md now says the accept timeout bounds admission and, on moq-lite 01/02, the SETUP reply.
• moq-net accept-deadline bullet. doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md qualifies the deadline for moq-lite 01/02 and names Handshake::poll_expired.

The delta is documentation-only; every code path from the prior review is unchanged at 34c200273.

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Actionable comments posted: 5

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md:
- Line 29: Remove the duplicated session-driving bullet and retain one updated
bullet covering the driver behavior, Server deadline and receive-window details,
and Handshake::expired admission decision; do not retain the outdated
Handshake::poll_expired reference.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/server.rs:
- Around line 1378-1379: After a successful limits update in the admission flow,
refresh the pacing window for retained streams that arrived before SETUP so
their readers can use the widened window. Locate the update at
paused.transport().0.set_limits(limits), preserve the existing Unsupported
handling, and use the established pacing refresh mechanism.

Review comments at @rs/moq-tokio/src/server.rs:
- Around line 992-995: Update the deadline calculation in the upgraded WebSocket
accept path to derive it from options.server.deadline using the current
moq_net::time::Instant, rather than Options::timeout; preserve the server’s
configured timeout behavior, including when it is disabled.
- Around line 1644-1647: Update the admission `within` path to prioritize
`handshake.expired()` and recheck expiration after `work` completes before
returning success, so work that finishes after the deadline is rejected. Apply
the same expiration check in `Accepted::within`.
- Around line 2922-2923: Update the feature guard for the small_quic helper used
by the QUIC test setup so it is available when quic is enabled, including
without tcp. Preserve its existing availability under other supported features.

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• doc/bin/relay/index.md
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• quest/m1/session-policy/README.md
• quest/m1/session-policy/accept.md
• quest/m1/session-policy/tokio-handoff.md
• quest/m1/session-policy/uring.md
• rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md
• rs/moq-net/src/server.rs
• rs/moq-net/src/transport.rs
• rs/moq-net/src/transport/boxed.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/connection.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/incoming.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/uring.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/MIGRATE.md
• rs/moq-tokio/src/listen.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/backend.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/web/session.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/server.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/tcp.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/webrtc.rs
• rs/moq-uring/src/quic/web.rs
• rs/moq-uring/src/transport/local.rs
• rs/qmux/src/config.rs
• rs/qmux/src/session.rs
• rs/qmux/src/session/tests.rs

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[pullfrog]

✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

• Merged origin/main (406cc54fe). Verified against both parents: the merge changed exactly main's file set, and the PR's own 25-file patch is otherwise byte-identical, so neither side lost a change.
• Resolved the rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md conflict by union. The PR's accept-policy section and main's Snapshots split… section each appear once, next to the pre-existing unmetered entry.
• Checked main's overlapping changes for semantic conflicts. stats.rs's activity snapshots are additive against the PR's failure assertions, lite/test_transport.rs only gains a configurable max_datagram_size, and set_limits stays defaulted to Unsupported, so every accept-policy path and test is unchanged at this head.

No PR-authored code changed since 34c200273. This review covers the merge delta only; the two open doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md threads from the prior reviews remain outstanding, so this is not an approval.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed head: 966e499
Incremental review of the changes since d074369, in the context of the diff against base 406cc54. My last posted review was at 4f00dd6; the intervening documentation and main-merge updates were checked without repeating a review.

No new actionable code regression found.

• The upgraded WebSocket path now computes its deadline from Options' Server and passes that same deadline into moq-net. The relay forwards state.timeout to that Server, so configured and disabled timeouts share one policy rather than being overridden by a second timeout field.
• Budgeted::window now snapshots the receive window at the first pacing operation. The affected reader paths reach it after admission has opened the window, and before acquiring a read lease. The weak session reference and existing fallback preserve the stream's ownership behavior. The added regression test covers a stream accepted before widening.
• The duplicate documentation is removed, and migration guidance for the removed WebSocket timeout field is present in the PR's Impact/Migration section, consistent with the current release-only MIGRATE.md rule.

Direction: these fixes fit the centralized accept-policy design. I have no additional change request and am not reopening the resolved admission-ordering discussion.

Limits: GitHub-only static review of the incremental diff, affected callers/callees, and test source. I did not run quest context, builds or tests, or independently reproduce the reported validation. The exact-head Check workflow is still in progress. This COMMENT is not an approval or a merge-readiness determination.

[pullfrog]

✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

• Deferred each stream's pacing window to a lazy read of the session's live receive windows, so a stream buffered before admission paces at the window ok() opens rather than the held-back SETUP_RECEIVE_WINDOW.
• Removed websocket::Options::timeout: an upgraded WebSocket's accept deadline now comes from Options' moq_net::Server, and the relay configures its own timeout there.
• Widened the small_quic test helper's feature guard to any(feature = "quic", feature = "tcp"), so the quic-only test target resolves it.
• Collapsed the duplicated doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md session-driving bullet into one that names Handshake::expired.
• Moved the moq-net and moq-tokio migration notes out of their MIGRATE.md files and into the PR body, per #8024.

I traced the lazy window through Answer::poll_reply → open_window → session start and through lite/ietf's pre-admission SETUP decodes: no frame-carrying stream calls window() before set_limits, and the only pre-admission reads are varint peeks and control-stream decodes, so the OnceLock cannot freeze the held-back window. The relay WebSocket migration is behavior-preserving because WebState.timeout already comes from resolved_timeout() (None for zero or unreachable). I also confirmed the quic-only lib test target compiles with the new guard; the integration target still needs websocket, as the PR body states and as on main. The two doc threads from the prior reviews are addressed by this head.

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