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refactor(relay)!: io_uring sessions run through Connection and moq-net's accept policy - #8082
io_uring sessions now run through the same Connection::run as every tokio transport. The relay keeps no second copy of the lifecycle.
A uring Request implements the sealed incoming::Sealed. The worker runs the transport handshake and reads SETUP (uring::accept), then hands a Request to Connection::new(..).run(). run executes on the worker. The Request never leaves it, and the driver and the bitrate-pacing task are spawned there.
New Sealed::shared hook. It names the runtime that must admit and supervise a session when the connection's own task cannot. A ring worker has no tokio reactor for the auth client, and it stops before the drain ends. When the hook is set, Connection sends three things to that runtime through Lifecycle::shared: the admission decision, the drain-deadline timer that bounds the SETUP reply, and supervision (which logs the close there). Tokio requests and in-memory Accepted return None, so their behaviour is unchanged. Connection::serve is split into start (admit, answer SETUP) and the returned supervision.
Deleted from uring.rs: the hand-copied Deadline, serve_request, Accepted, the with_deadline admission bound, and the set_limits window plumbing. moq-net's accept deadline (Accept::with_deadline, Handshake::expired) and with_receive_window now do that work, as they do for tokio. Only the h3 CONNECT exchange keeps a small local within (a kio::clock::timeout_at against the endpoint's deadline), because nothing moq-shaped exists yet to carry a close code.
One listen-config mapping. The new moq_tokio::listen::Config::server() maps listen onto the moq-net server: versions, extensions, implementation, and accept timeout. Three sites use it: moq-tokio's Server::build, uring::Workers::bind, and the relay's WebSocket upgrades. On WebSocket, Web now holds the moq_net::Server that listen.server() builds, set through the one public Web::with_listen, instead of separate extension and implementation fields. The uring workers still pass their endpoint's deadline through Accept::with_deadline, so its timeout comes from the same listen.timeout.
Impact
moq-relay (breaking):Web::with_versions, Web::with_implementation, and Web::with_timeout are removed. Web::with_listen(&moq_tokio::listen::Config) replaces them and sets the WebSocket versions, the SETUP extensions and implementation, and the web timeout in one call, the same way the relay's other listeners read them.
moq-relay internals: the sealed incoming::Sealed gains shared(). transport() returns &'static str. Driver is Send + 'static, and drive returns a Send future.
Wire: none.
Migration
For the release cut to write into moq-relay's guide (this PR does not edit MIGRATE.md):
moq-relay: Web takes the listen config. Replace Web::with_versions, with_implementation, and with_timeout with one Web::with_listen(&listen), where listen is a moq_tokio::listen::Config. Set listen.version for the versions, listen.implementation for the advertised implementation (empty omits it), listen.extensions for the SETUP extensions, and listen.timeout for the timeout. Some(Duration::ZERO.into()) waits forever where with_timeout(None) did. Defaults are unchanged: every version, the library's implementation, and the 10 s listen timeout.
Decisions
One public setter (maintainer, 2026-11-06, on this PR): replace Web::with_versions, with_implementation, and with_timeout with one public setter that takes the listen config, so embedders have a single way to set these. This is a breaking change to moq-relay's API. Not chosen: keeping the three setters beside a crate-internal with_listen.
Taken out of the merge queue to land it. The PR was queued at ad4802b97a (2026-11-06 23:10 UTC) before the decision arrived. A queued branch cannot be updated, so I dequeued it to push 13bc8915c2. It needs requeueing.
Choices made without asking
Admission and the drain bound still hop to the shared runtime on io_uring. That keeps them on the clock that the drain deadline and the auth client live on, exactly as before. The tokio path runs the same code inline, via Lifecycle::on(None, ..).
The uring path now logs and numbers sessions the way tokio does. A connection that fails before SETUP is logged at debug as failed to accept session with its remote, and the connection id is allocated once SETUP arrives. Before, uring opened a conn{id} span at the QUIC accept and logged a failed handshake as a connection closed warning.
Caps pacing tracks Option<Caps>. The worker task applies any value the lease paces, starting from None. A pace that arrives between admission and ok() is therefore never missed, including a change back to uncapped.
listen::Config::server() lives on listen::Config, not listen::Resolved. moq-tokio's Server::build and the relay's WebSocket path read Config directly. Resolved keeps its extensions and implementation fields: removing them would break moq-tokio's API, and tokio-handoff is reshaping that API in parallel. The uring destructure names them _ with a note that server() carries them.
shared_supervision_panic_logs_the_connection_close runs in every build.Lifecycle::start and shared are no longer io_uring-only.
Validation
On 13bc8915c2, quest gate nix develop --command just check origin/main (run on 3614429, before the main merge): every module passed except test. In test, 4180 of 4183 tests passed. The 3 failures were uring::tests::*, all ENOMEM at io_uring ring setup against the host's shared 8 MiB RLIMIT_MEMLOCK budget (see moq-dev/moq#8051).
On that head, the host's locked-memory budget stayed exhausted by long-running desktop processes (Discord, node, and t3code hold rings). Every io_uring test failed at ring setup, even run alone and serially. That is an outside condition: the same command fails the same way for any branch. Since the reviewed head ad4802b97a, only web.rs and the http_auth bench changed. Neither touches the io_uring path. On ad4802b, CI_STRICT=1 cargo nextest run -p moq-relay --features moq-relay/io-uring --tests --test-threads 1 passed 460 of 460, with 9 skipped (ignored benchmarks and drills). That run covered the drain, admission, and handshake-deadline tests on both runtimes. CI's io_uring lane reruns them on this head.
Left to CI: every browser-driven lane, namely the Playwright/Chromium/Firefox suites, just test harness, and the browser interop and media rows. Per the maintainer's instruction, no headless browser runs on this host. That matters here because browsers reach the WebSocket fallback, whose server now comes from listen.server().
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base and added the required leaf-quest title size after the last child was deleted; passed quest check, DEV_SHELL_QUEST=$(command -v quest) bash sh/quest.sh check, cargo fmt --all --check, cargo build --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring, and cargo test --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring. (head d49b61c)
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base, preserving its completed audit deletion and the PR completion note in session-policy; passed cargo fmt --check -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio; cargo build --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring; cargo test --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring; cargo build --locked -p moq-relay --benches --features io-uring,test-support. (head 1715b13)
Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort (quest review --base origin/main), session 01a1b2ff-262d-7202-9557-5558d8e8415b, round 2 on 13bc8915c2: no findings. Round 1 on ad4802b97a was also clean.
…'s accept policy
The io_uring workers now build a uring `Request` that implements the sealed
`incoming::Sealed`, so `Connection::run` admits, answers and supervises every
runtime's sessions. Admission, the drain-bounded SETUP reply and supervision
hop to the shared tokio runtime through the new `Sealed::shared` hook; the
driver and bitrate pacing stay on the worker. The hand-copied `Deadline`,
`serve_request`, and the `set_limits`/window plumbing are gone: moq-net's
accept deadline and `with_receive_window` do that work.
`moq_tokio::listen::Config::server` is the one mapping of `listen` onto the
moq-net server, used by moq-tokio's listeners, the io_uring workers, and the
relay's WebSocket upgrades.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The io_uring relay path uses moq-net's policy
refactor(relay): io_uring sessions run through Connection and moq-net's accept policy
Nov 6, 2026
No actionable findings. The shared Connection path preserves worker-local transport/driver execution, shared-runtime admission and supervision, handshake/drain bounds, and receive-window/bitrate-cap handling. The consolidated listen configuration also preserves WebSocket and tokio listener settings.
Direction: retain the unified lifecycle and configuration mapping; no corrective change identified in this review.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of the changed files, relevant callers/callees, and existing deadline, drain, caps and transport tests. I did not run tests, io_uring scenarios or browser/WebSocket lanes, and did not independently reproduce the PR's reported local results. Check is still running on this head: https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/actions/runs/42306019483
The relay now maps listen configuration into a shared moq_net::Server for WebSocket and io_uring paths. The Incoming interface and Connection flow support io_uring requests, optional runtime execution, and shared admission and supervision. The io_uring path applies handshake deadlines during acceptance and passes accepted requests through shared connection handling. Quest documents were updated to record the path and link to PR #8082.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to d49b6
The relay now builds its server settings from the listen configuration in one place for the WebSocket and io_uring paths. The only remaining caveat is that Web::with_listen must be called before routes(), which the maintainer describes as intentional behavior. No concrete merge-blocking risk was found in this review.
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Review comments at @rs/moq-relay/src/web.rs:
- Around line 322-323: Update with_versions and with_implementation so they do
not require unique ownership of WebState and do not panic when called after
routes() retains a clone. Preserve the setters’ prior behavior of updating their
independent configuration fields and returning the configured Web; establish how
those updates interact with already-built routes rather than assuming
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
One lifecycle for every transport.Connection::run/start now serves io_uring requests through a new sealed incoming::Sealed::shared() hook: Lifecycle::start polls the accept/admission/SETUP half in place on the worker, then spawns supervision on the shared runtime, while tokio requests and in-memory Accepted keep running inline via Lifecycle::on(None, ..). serve() splits into start() -> Supervision, and the SETUP-reply race becomes an explicit tokio::select! over shutdown.expired() and request.ok().
uring::Request implements the sealed trait.accept() reduces to the transport handshake plus the SETUP read under one kio::clock::timeout_at bound; the local Deadline, serve_request, Accepted, the with_deadline admission bound and the set_limits window plumbing are gone. ok() now mirrors moq-tokio's: take receive_window, apply the other limits, open the window through moq-net, then answer SETUP.
One listen-config mapping. Additive moq_tokio::listen::Config::server() replaces the three hand-rolled moq_net::Server builders (moq-tokio Server::build, uring::Workers::bind, relay WebSocket upgrades); WebState holds a template server and the public Web setters mutate it.
Log and id parity. A connection that fails before SETUP logs at debug as failed to accept session and allocates no connection id, matching the tokio listener.
Quest tree. The completed quest/m1/session-policy/uring.md is deleted and the epic, m3 packaging and cut-audit references are updated to point here; no dangling links remain.
I traced the two behaviors that could silently change and found them preserved: the deleted Deadline/serve_request bound admission with the same endpoint deadline that Handshake::expired now uses (closing with Timeout), and the receive-window/caps path applies the same limits in the same order before the SETUP reply — configured [quic] receive_window at bind, a peer grant's window overriding it, receive_rate ahead of the opened window, and applied = None catching any pace (including a return to uncapped) between admission and ok().
ℹ️ Web::with_versions/with_implementation panic after routes() where they used to silently no-op
This is the CodeRabbit finding, and it is not a regression worth acting on: mutating the router's captured Extension layer after routes() was already a no-op, routes(&self) is the only holder of a second Arc, and the same Arc::get_mut(..).expect(..) pattern already guards with_timeout, with_shutdown, with_quic and with_sessions. Worth knowing only because the PR body says these setters "keep their signatures and behaviour" — true for every in-repo caller, but a loud panic replaces the old silent no-op for misuse.
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# Web setter ownership after routes()## Affected sites-`rs/moq-relay/src/web.rs:313` — `with_listen` (crate-private) takes `Arc::get_mut`-`rs/moq-relay/src/web.rs:322` — `with_versions` newly takes `Arc::get_mut`-`rs/moq-relay/src/web.rs:330` — `with_implementation` newly takes `Arc::get_mut`-`rs/moq-relay/src/web.rs:359,371,383,391` — pre-existing `Arc::get_mut` setters that set the precedent
## Evidence-`Web::new` builds `state` with one strong ref; `Web` does not implement `Clone`.
-`routes(&self)` clones `state` into the axum router and layers `Extension(self.versions)`, so a later `with_versions` already had no effect on served sessions.
- Callers (`Relay::load` at `rs/moq-relay/src/relay.rs:333`, `benches/http_auth.rs:77`, and the integration tests) all call setters before `routes()`.
## Required outcome- None for this PR; recorded so a future reader does not treat the panic as new breakage.
Web::with_versions, with_implementation and with_timeout are replaced by
Web::with_listen(&listen::Config), so an embedder sets the WebSocket SETUP
and the web timeout the one way the relay's other listeners read them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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refactor(relay): io_uring sessions run through Connection and moq-net's accept policy
refactor(relay)!: io_uring sessions run through Connection and moq-net's accept policy
Nov 6, 2026
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at ad4802b because kixelated removed it (manual).
Its head has moved to 13bc891 since, and a push by anyone but the land fixer ends the pick: the watcher leaves this pull request alone until a maintainer enqueues it again.
Design change: one public setter for Web's listen settings (maintainer decision, 2026-11-06).
Web::with_versions, Web::with_implementation, and Web::with_timeout are replaced by Web::with_listen(&moq_tokio::listen::Config), so embedders have one way to set the WebSocket SETUP and the web timeout. This is a breaking change to moq-relay's API. The PR title now carries !, and the migration is in the body's Impact section. Landed in 13bc8915c2, which local review round 2 (Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium) found clean.
The PR had been queued at ad4802b97a (2026-11-06 23:10 UTC), and a queued branch cannot be updated. I took it out of the merge queue to push this change, so it needs requeueing once CI on 13bc891 passes.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes since the prior pullfrog review at ad4802b97a:
Web takes the listen config as one public setter.Web::with_listen(&moq_tokio::listen::Config) is public and is now the only way to set the WebSocket subprotocol versions, the SETUP extensions and implementation, and the web timeout. with_versions, with_implementation, the crate-internal with_extensions, and with_timeout are deleted, along with the Implementation newtype.
Defaults and the clock-range filter survive the move.Web::new seeds both WebState::server and versions from listen::Config::default(), so every version, all SETUP extensions, the library implementation (None falls back to moq_net::IMPLEMENTATION), and the 10 s timeout are unchanged. resolved_timeout() already maps unset/zero/clock-overflow to the default/forever, so with_listen covers the checked_add filter the deleted with_timeout did.
Callers migrated.Relay::load's four setters collapse to one .with_listen(&config.listen) (each of those setters already read that same config), the http_auth bench passes listen.timeout = Some(ZERO) to mean "no admission deadline", and the web tests use a listen(Option<Duration>) helper that renders None as forever.
I traced the delta against the previous head: the relay's versions, extensions, implementation, and timeout all come from the same config.listen values they did before, and folding them into one setter removes the window where Web::versions (the subprotocol Extension) and state.server's versions could disagree after a partial chain. The prior round's note about with_versions/with_implementation panicking after routes() is moot now that both are gone; with_listen uses the same Arc::get_mut guard as the other mutators.
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Reviewed head 13bc8915c29be5fc33cac427f4f4e9e35c526a11, specifically the two-file update since ad4802b97ae7cb71688945369a7c83d7dcf012d5, accounting for the merge of main.
No new actionable findings. The public Web::with_listen keeps HTTP timeout, WebSocket SETUP configuration, and negotiated versions consistent. The migrated finite, disabled, and out-of-range timeout cases preserve their intended behavior. The breaking replacement is documented, and configuration before retaining routes remains the intended precondition.
Direction: retain the consolidated setter. The previously reviewed io_uring lifecycle is unchanged by this update.
Limits: GitHub-only static review of the changed files and relevant callers/configuration paths; no local commands, tests, io_uring runs, or browser/WebSocket validation. Check is still in progress. The PR's reported local io_uring setup failures remain unverified by this review.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 13bc891 because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).
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.
quest land watch: re-enqueued this pull request at 1715b13, at the back of the merge queue, with the land fixer's fix (codex / Codex): Merged base, preserving its completed audit deletion and the PR completion note in session-policy; passed cargo fmt --check -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio; cargo build --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring; cargo test --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring; cargo build --locked -p moq-relay --benches --features io-uring,test-support..
CI diagnosis and fix (push blocked by the merge queue)
Failure: the Quest workflow's Check step, quest/m1/session-policy/README.md: quest title must be '# [XS|S|M|L|XL] Title'.
Why this PR caused it: deleting quest/m1/session-policy/uring.md removed the epic's last ## Required child. quest check then treats that README as an ordinary quest (the documented "epic becomes a quest when its last child merges" case) and requires a size prefix in its title. On main the same README passes because uring.md still makes it an epic, so this is not pre-existing breakage.
Fix (commit 274159598): retitled the doc # [M] Session policy lives in moq-net and replaced the now-stale "The epic is done when…" sentence with "This work is done when…". [M] matches the sibling quests that covered the same surface (uring.md and webrtc-rename.md). No other files changed.
Verified with the quest CLI pinned in flake.lock, built from source with bun: bun /tmp/quest-src/dist/quest.js check → quest: 597 documents ok (was the exact failure above before the change).
Push blocked: the PR is in the merge queue, so the branch is locked:
remote: error: GH006: Protected branch update failed for refs/heads/quest/m1/session-policy/uring.
remote: - A pull request for this branch has been added to a merge queue. Branches that
remote: are queued for merging cannot be updated.
The entry reads QUEUED at position 21, and this token cannot dequeue it (dequeuePullRequest → FORBIDDEN: Resource not accessible by integration; DELETE .../pulls/8082/merge-queue → 404). The pending queue build selects the quest module too, so it will fail the same check.
To land the fix: dequeue #8082, then either cherry-pick 274159598 or push the preserved branch, and requeue:
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Merging the latest main removed quest/m1/session-policy/README.md's last child, so the Quest check now fails on 1715b134f: the file is a leaf quest and needs a size-prefixed title. One-line fix, details inline.
Reviewed changes since the prior pullfrog review at 13bc8915c:
Merged main into the branch.1715b134f is a clean two-parent merge onto 32d4104ea whose conflict resolution touched only the quest documents; the PR's net content is unchanged.
Quest tree records the landed work.quest/m1/session-policy/README.md now names WebRTC as the epic's remaining outcome, links #8082 from the fold note, trims the uring research bullet, and drops the now-empty ## Required; quest/m3/relay-io-uring-package.md moves its uring dependency to past tense and links the PR.
No dangling references. Nothing in the tree still links /quest/m1/session-policy/uring.md or tokio-handoff.md.
The code delta between 13bc8915c and this head is nil: the range-diff of the PR series contains only those two quest files, and git diff 32d4104ea..1715b134f still reproduces exactly the reviewed 11-file change (398/445) on top of main.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 1715b13 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.
quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at d49b61c, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with the land fixer's fix (codex / Codex): Merged base and added the required leaf-quest title size after the last child was deleted; passed quest check, DEV_SHELL_QUEST=$(command -v quest) bash sh/quest.sh check, cargo fmt --all --check, cargo build --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring, and cargo test --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring..
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Reviewed changes since the prior pullfrog review at 1715b134f:
Restored the leaf-quest size prefix.quest/m1/session-policy/README.md is now # [M] Session policy lives in moq-net, which clears the Quest failure the prior review flagged; Quest reports SUCCESS on this head.
Merged the newer main.8fc354cd6 brings in be5dd24e3; the range-diff of the PR series contains only that title line, and git diff --stat be5dd24e3...d49b61ca1 still reproduces the same 11-file change (399/446). The three source files that differ between the two heads (web.rs, websocket.rs, moq-tokio/server.rs) changed only through main's own qmux::ws::Upgraded::connect()-is-async edits, byte-identical to git diff 32d4104ea be5dd24e3 for those files.
The prior Quest thread is replied to and resolved. Check is still running on this head; that is the only remaining gate.
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Summary
Completes The io_uring relay path uses moq-net's policy, part of the session policy epic. It builds on the accept policy from moq-dev/moq#8003.
io_uring sessions now run through the same
Connection::runas every tokio transport. The relay keeps no second copy of the lifecycle.Requestimplements the sealedincoming::Sealed. The worker runs the transport handshake and reads SETUP (uring::accept), then hands aRequesttoConnection::new(..).run().runexecutes on the worker. TheRequestnever leaves it, and the driver and the bitrate-pacing task are spawned there.Sealed::sharedhook. It names the runtime that must admit and supervise a session when the connection's own task cannot. A ring worker has no tokio reactor for the auth client, and it stops before the drain ends. When the hook is set,Connectionsends three things to that runtime throughLifecycle::shared: the admission decision, the drain-deadline timer that bounds the SETUP reply, and supervision (which logs the close there). Tokio requests and in-memoryAcceptedreturnNone, so their behaviour is unchanged.Connection::serveis split intostart(admit, answer SETUP) and the returned supervision.uring.rs: the hand-copiedDeadline,serve_request,Accepted, thewith_deadlineadmission bound, and theset_limitswindow plumbing. moq-net's accept deadline (Accept::with_deadline,Handshake::expired) andwith_receive_windownow do that work, as they do for tokio. Only the h3 CONNECT exchange keeps a small localwithin(akio::clock::timeout_atagainst the endpoint's deadline), because nothing moq-shaped exists yet to carry a close code.moq_tokio::listen::Config::server()mapslistenonto the moq-net server: versions, extensions, implementation, and accept timeout. Three sites use it: moq-tokio'sServer::build,uring::Workers::bind, and the relay's WebSocket upgrades. On WebSocket,Webnow holds themoq_net::Serverthatlisten.server()builds, set through the one publicWeb::with_listen, instead of separate extension and implementation fields. The uring workers still pass their endpoint's deadline throughAccept::with_deadline, so its timeout comes from the samelisten.timeout.Impact
Web::with_versions,Web::with_implementation, andWeb::with_timeoutare removed.Web::with_listen(&moq_tokio::listen::Config)replaces them and sets the WebSocket versions, the SETUP extensions and implementation, and the web timeout in one call, the same way the relay's other listeners read them.listen::Config::server() -> moq_net::Server.incoming::Sealedgainsshared().transport()returns&'static str.DriverisSend + 'static, anddrivereturns aSendfuture.Migration
For the release cut to write into moq-relay's guide (this PR does not edit
MIGRATE.md):Webtakes the listen config. ReplaceWeb::with_versions,with_implementation, andwith_timeoutwith oneWeb::with_listen(&listen), wherelistenis amoq_tokio::listen::Config. Setlisten.versionfor the versions,listen.implementationfor the advertised implementation (empty omits it),listen.extensionsfor the SETUP extensions, andlisten.timeoutfor the timeout.Some(Duration::ZERO.into())waits forever wherewith_timeout(None)did. Defaults are unchanged: every version, the library's implementation, and the 10 s listen timeout.Decisions
Web::with_versions,with_implementation, andwith_timeoutwith one public setter that takes the listen config, so embedders have a single way to set these. This is a breaking change to moq-relay's API. Not chosen: keeping the three setters beside a crate-internalwith_listen.Choices made without asking
Lifecycle::on(None, ..).failed to accept sessionwith its remote, and the connection id is allocated once SETUP arrives. Before, uring opened aconn{id}span at the QUIC accept and logged a failed handshake as aconnection closedwarning.Option<Caps>. The worker task applies any value the lease paces, starting fromNone. A pace that arrives between admission andok()is therefore never missed, including a change back to uncapped.listen::Config::server()lives onlisten::Config, notlisten::Resolved. moq-tokio'sServer::buildand the relay's WebSocket path readConfigdirectly.Resolvedkeeps itsextensionsandimplementationfields: removing them would break moq-tokio's API, and tokio-handoff is reshaping that API in parallel. The uring destructure names them_with a note thatserver()carries them.shared_supervision_panic_logs_the_connection_closeruns in every build.Lifecycle::startandsharedare no longer io_uring-only.Validation
quest gate nix develop --command just check origin/main(run on 3614429, before the main merge): every module passed excepttest. Intest, 4180 of 4183 tests passed. The 3 failures wereuring::tests::*, allENOMEMat io_uring ring setup against the host's shared 8 MiB RLIMIT_MEMLOCK budget (see moq-dev/moq#8051).web.rsand thehttp_authbench changed. Neither touches the io_uring path. On ad4802b,CI_STRICT=1 cargo nextest run -p moq-relay --features moq-relay/io-uring --tests --test-threads 1passed 460 of 460, with 9 skipped (ignored benchmarks and drills). That run covered the drain, admission, and handshake-deadline tests on both runtimes. CI's io_uring lane reruns them on this head.cargo clippy --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring,moq-relay/test-support --all-targets -- -D warnings, clean.just test harness, and the browser interop and media rows. Per the maintainer's instruction, no headless browser runs on this host. That matters here because browsers reach the WebSocket fallback, whose server now comes fromlisten.server().Suggested follow-ups
Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base and added the required leaf-quest title size after the last child was deleted; passed quest check, DEV_SHELL_QUEST=$(command -v quest) bash sh/quest.sh check, cargo fmt --all --check, cargo build --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring, and cargo test --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring.(head d49b61c)mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base, preserving its completed audit deletion and the PR completion note in session-policy; passed cargo fmt --check -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio; cargo build --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring; cargo test --locked -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio --features moq-relay/io-uring; cargo build --locked -p moq-relay --benches --features io-uring,test-support.(head 1715b13)Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort (
quest review --base origin/main), session01a1b2ff-262d-7202-9557-5558d8e8415b, round 2 on 13bc8915c2: no findings. Round 1 on ad4802b97a was also clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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