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feat(net): socket endpoints split into servers and clients - #8115
Quest: quest/m1/socket-roles.md (deleted here, since this finishes it).
Problem
Every socket endpoint announced one symmetric broadcast, <prefix>/.socket/<id>, for both dialing and accepting. A grant could not tell a server from a client. So the demos kept anonymous viewers from posing as a game or truck with id prefixes instead (viewer-* for moq-boy, driver-* for CARLA), plus refusals of server names that looked like a viewer's.
Approach
An endpoint is a server, a client, or both. Each role is its own hidden broadcast:
Role
Publishes
Subscribes
Server
.server/<id>
.client/**
Client
.client/<id>
.server/**
An endpoint announces .client/<id> at its first dial and .server/<id> at its first accept. A pure client never announces a server broadcast. A peer that does both announces both under one id.
A session P/A/B/S keeps its name. The dialer's half lives in .client/A and the acceptor's in .server/B. The handshake, the return-routability check, both protocols, and the wire are unchanged.
Rust (moq-net): Endpoint creates each role's route on first use. The route starts hidden, is installed under the state lock, and is announced outside it, so a racing dial's spare route is never seen. The first accept owns the handler slot (Handler::Taken) while it creates the server route. That route's requests() handler is registered before announcing, so the first dial finds it. close() and poll_end cover both routes. The client broadcast has no handler, so any request except an answer to a reserved dial gets NotFound at once.
JS (@moq/net): the same per-role lazy routes. The server's request loop starts in the same tick its route is announced.
moq-ffi, Python, Go, Kotlin, Swift, Dart: only the docs change. The API shape is identical.
moq-boy: drops VIEWER_ID_PREFIX and the emulator's refusal of viewer- names. <moq-boy> viewer ids are now plain 128-bit hex.
CARLA: the worker drops its refusal of driver-* trucks, and trucks serve at carla/.server/<truck>.
demo/relay/prod.toml: anonymous publish narrows to demo/boy/.client/* and demo/carla/.client/*.
Docs, the socket concept page, and the quests that named .socket/ describe the new layout.
Impact
Wire: none. This is a path convention. Endpoints on the old .socket/<id> layout can't reach new ones, but that layout never shipped.
Public API: no signature changes in any language. Sockets are unreleased (absent from release and from every published moq-net, moq-ffi, @moq/net, and moq-boy), so no published API breaks and the title carries no !. Behavior changes on main:
socket::Endpoint::new (Rust) and new socket.Endpoint (JS) announce nothing. Publish permission is checked at the first dial (dial_* returns the route error) or the first accept (poll_accept_* / accept* fails with it).
A dial to an endpoint that has never accepted now waits, as for a peer not online yet, instead of being reset with NotFound.
Grants: a server holds publish .server/<id> and subscribe .client/**. A client holds publish .client/<id> and subscribe .server/**. An endpoint that does both holds both.
CARLA worker token: replace a token in ~/.config/moq/carla.env that subscribes carla/.socket/driver-* with one that subscribes carla/.client/** before restarting the worker, or drivers' sessions never reach a truck.
Migration notes for the cut (AGENTS.md leaves MIGRATE.md to the cut). Replace the unreleased socket notes in rs/moq-boy/MIGRATE.md and js/moq-boy/MIGRATE.md:
moq-boy runs a server endpoint at {prefix-game}/.server/{name}, and each viewer dials it from a client endpoint at {prefix-game}/.client/<random>.
Grant the emulator publish on {prefix-game}/.server/{name} and subscribe on {prefix-game}/.client/**. Grant anonymous viewers publish on {prefix-game}/.client/*.
--name must be one path segment. A name starting with viewer- is no longer refused.
Choices made without asking
Lazy per-role announcement on one Endpoint type (the quest's lead). Every binding keeps its API. Not chosen: separate Server/Client types, or a role argument to new. Either would let the type system refuse a client's accept, but it breaks every binding and makes a both-roles peer hold two handles.
A dial to a non-server waits rather than failing. This follows from having no server broadcast before the first accept. It also closes a startup race: a dial that arrived between Endpoint::new and the first accept used to be reset.
prod.toml keeps --public-subscribe 'demo/**'. That grant also lets an anonymous viewer read another viewer's .client/<id> by name. Reading it yields nothing without a session's secret id, since session tracks are never listed. The alternative is enumerating every subscribe path under demo/, but the demo page discovers arbitrary broadcasts there, and patterns can't exclude .client/**. The comment in prod.toml says so. The hosted deploy (demo sockets deploy) can narrow it if wanted.
CARLA's driverId() keeps its driver- prefix.moq-dev/moq#8113 landed first: it kept the prefix, made ids 128 random bits, and names drivers in status by a session handle. The merge keeps all of that and moves the README and paths.ts wording to .client/.
Self-dial stays Unsupported. Roles would make it routable, but nothing needs it.
A JS endpoint closes with its origin even before its first dial or accept (CodeRabbit). Before roles, the route made at construction carried the origin's close; with lazy routes the constructor watches origin.closed itself.
Alternatives
The quest's planning considered and rejected relay-enforced roles on session names, ids bound to the connection, and relying on the mesh's public-key ids alone.
just ci origin/main: passed, including test rs (11052 passed, 145 skipped), test js, test py, and every check module. The first run on the earlier merge failed moq-relay config::tests::repository_configs_load on a tracked bunfig.toml; main already fixed that in moq-dev/moq#8144, and the rerun after merging it passed.
moq-relay socket_auth (--features test-support): 4/4 passed. The merge queue's SETTLE compile error was on an older head; this file defines and uses no SETTLE, and a_client_grant_neither_serves_nor_reads_clients awaits each absence on mocked time.
bun test js/net/src/socket.test.ts: 46/46. The new origin-close test times out without the fix.
quest check: ok.
Earlier heads also passed just test interop --sockets --all, --tail --all, and the full interop matrix; this round changed no Rust socket code.
Merge note: moq-dev/moq#8113 landed first. The merge took both quest deletions and combined the demo/carla/README.md and paths.ts wording.
Review
Codex (quest review), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 of a new session on head 2756068 against origin/main e6f92a6: no findings.
A socket endpoint announces `<prefix>/.client/<id>` at its first dial and
`<prefix>/.server/<id>` at its first accept, replacing the symmetric
`<prefix>/.socket/<id>`. A dialer's half of each session lives in its client
broadcast and an acceptor's in its server broadcast, so plain grants decide
roles: a client's grant can't announce a server endpoint or read another
client's. The session track name, handshake, and return-routability check are
unchanged.
Rust and JS endpoints create each role's route on first use, hidden until it
is the endpoint's, and announce it then; the server's request handler exists
before its broadcast is announced. moq-boy and CARLA drop their id-prefix
refusals, and the demo relay grants anonymous viewers client endpoints only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Socket endpoints now use separate client and server broadcasts. A first dial announces the client broadcast, and a first accept announces the server broadcast. Dials target server endpoints, while accepts follow client endpoints. The JavaScript and Rust implementations, relay authorization tests, demos, and cross-language documentation now reflect this model. Demo endpoint naming and role-specific grants were also updated.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 783c6
Document replacement of existing CARLA worker tokens before upgrading, or truck controls will stop connecting. Also fix shutdown notification for unused JavaScript endpoints so callers awaiting closure cannot hang. These issues should be addressed before merging.
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No actionable findings in the reviewed changes. Rust installs each lazy route before announcement, protects server creation with Handler::Taken, and registers its request handler before peers can discover it. JS starts the server request loop synchronously and leaves client broadcasts answering only reserved session tracks. Dial and accept paths consistently select the opposite role, while close covers both broadcasts. The signed-token regression checks that a client grant cannot serve as a server or read another client; demo grants and removed id-prefix restrictions match that separation.
The documented shared anonymous publish grant still does not authenticate individual clients, and the broad demo subscribe grant is an explicit choice, not an identity-security guarantee. The CARLA overlap and release-cut migration notes are recorded in the PR.
Verification: GitHub-only static inspection of Rust/JS socket implementation, lifecycle and role tests, auth tests, demo changes and binding documentation. No builds, tests, generated-binding validation or interop runs. Check run 42331723178 was still in progress when inspected; the author-reported checks were not independently reproduced.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes — read the whole 41-file diff plus the surrounding implementation (origin::Producer::route/Route::announce, broadcast::Consumer::track, broadcast::Requests) and traced every role-dependent path end to end.
Rust role split — Role + endpoint_path(prefix, role, id); Shared.publisher and State { client, server } replace the single route. client()/serve() create hidden outside the lock, install under it, announce after it; serve() registers requests() before announcing. Handler::None now means "make the server broadcast", handed back with waiters woken when creation fails.
JS role split — #routes/#route(role), #serve(route) started in #next's synchronous prefix, #remote(role, …), per-role onClosed.
Docs and demos — concept page role/grant/session tables, library pages, CHANGELOG, every binding doc comment, moq-boy and CARLA paths, and prod.toml's anonymous publish narrowed to .client/*.
Tests — moq-net unit + integration (an_endpoint_announces_only_its_roles), socket_auth.rs (new a_client_grant_neither_serves_nor_reads_clients), js/net socket tests, interop grants.
Points I checked specifically because they carry the design's weight:
"A client resets any request but the answer to a dial it holds as not found" is true, not just documented: broadcast::Consumer::track answers NotFound at once when the name is absent and !requests.has_handlers(), and the client route never creates a Requests handle.
"The endpoint's first dial/accept fails as Producer::route does when the origin may not publish it" is correct: Producer::exact checks scope.publishes at route creation, so the error surfaces exactly where the docs say.
"Either broadcast ending resets every session" holds: poll_end sits in the dial, incoming-accept, and session poll paths.
No stale .socket/ reference survives outside the two moq-boy/MIGRATE.md files, which AGENTS.md reserves for the release cut and whose replacement text the Impact section supplies.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at f5e401f 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 new a_client_grant_neither_serves_nor_reads_clients test uses SETTLE three times without defining it. The failure log records:
2725: error[E0425]: cannot find value SETTLE in this scope
2726: --> rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/socket_auth.rs:274:43
2742: error[E0425]: cannot find value SETTLE in this scope
2743: --> rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/socket_auth.rs:275:41
2759: error[E0425]: cannot find value SETTLE in this scope
2760: --> rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/socket_auth.rs:282:33
2777: error: could not compile moq-relay (test "integration") due to 3 previous errors
Selecting a settling duration determines the new test’s behavior and needs maintainer review. No source changes were made and no local build or tests were run; this diagnosis uses the logged compiler failure and the PR diff.
codex / Codex land fixer: just rs test (Queue test rs) failed with error[E0425]: cannot find value `SETTLE` in this scope at socket_auth.rs:274,275,282; the PR adds all three undefined references.. Recommendation: Define the intended settling duration for the new socket authorization test, then build and run the affected packages; choosing a timeout requires review beyond the permitted mechanical fi·xes.
error[E0425]: cannot find value `SETTLE` in this scope
--> rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/socket_auth.rs:274:43
|
274 | let accept = async { kio::clock::timeout(SETTLE, mallory.accept_tcp()).await };
| ^^^^^^ not found in this scope
|
note: these constants exist but are inaccessible
--> rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/cluster_drain.rs:29:1
|
29 | const SETTLE: Duration = Duration::from_millis(10);
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ `crate::cluster_drain::SETTLE`: not accessible
|
::: rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/cluster_unknown.rs:21:1
|
21 | const SETTLE: Duration = Duration::from_secs(1);
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ `crate::cluster_unknown::SETTLE`: not accessible
error[E0425]: cannot find value `SETTLE` in this scope
--> rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/socket_auth.rs:275:41
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275 | let dial = async { kio::clock::timeout(SETTLE, alice.dial_tcp("mallory").expect("dial")).await };
| ^^^^^^ not found in this scope
|
note: these constants exist but are inaccessible
--> rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/cluster_drain.rs:29:1
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29 | const SETTLE: Duration = Duration::from_millis(10);
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ `crate::cluster_drain::SETTLE`: not accessible
|
::: rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/cluster_unknown.rs:21:1
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21 | const SETTLE: Duration = Duration::from_secs(1);
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ `crate::cluster_unknown::SETTLE`: not accessible
error[E0425]: cannot find value `SETTLE` in this scope
--> rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/socket_auth.rs:282:33
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282 | let read = kio::clock::timeout(SETTLE, mallory_origin.consume().request(".client/alice", None)).await;
| ^^^^^^ not found in this scope
|
note: these constants exist but are inaccessible
--> rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/cluster_drain.rs:29:1
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29 | const SETTLE: Duration = Duration::from_millis(10);
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ `crate::cluster_drain::SETTLE`: not accessible
|
::: rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/cluster_unknown.rs:21:1
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21 | const SETTLE: Duration = Duration::from_secs(1);
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ `crate::cluster_unknown::SETTLE`: not accessible
For more information about this error, try `rustc --explain E0425`.
error: could not compile `moq-relay` (test "integration") due to 3 previous errors
Main dropped the real-time SETTLE window. The new test now reads each
absence from a session that connects once the relay holds everything it
could have carried, where request reports Unroutable after its first sync.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
No new actionable findings. A base-aware comparison leaves the other 40 file patches equivalent; the substantive update is the client-grant regression in rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/socket_auth.rs. It replaces a quiet-time success condition with positive publication barriers and explicit Unroutable results from newly connected observers. Alice's client route is first observed by an authorized server; Mallory's client route similarly establishes progress after her attempted server announcement. Timeouts now fail the test rather than counting as proof of denial. This matches origin::Consumer::request's discovery-sync contract.
Direction: keep these explicit absence checks and the role-separated grants. The previously documented broad anonymous demo subscribe grant remains an intentional limitation, not per-client authentication.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static comparison and inspection of the updated fixture and origin request contract. I did not run the tests, mutation checks, workspace builds or interop matrix, and did not independently reproduce the PR's reported results. This follow-up does not repeat the full prior implementation review or constitute merge approval.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes — reviewed the delta from the prior Pullfrog review (f5e401f95) to 783c61dc8, which is ce0b466a3 plus two merges of origin/main; the only PR-authored change is a rewrite of one relay integration test.
Rebuilt the client-grant test on sync barriers — a_client_grant_neither_serves_nor_reads_clients replaces its SETTLE waits with a carried() helper: a server endpoint requests a .client/... path and panics on Unroutable, relying on origin::Consumer::request asserting absence only after discovery syncs. It then pins Err(Unroutable) for Mallory's cross-client read and for Dave's request of Mallory's refused server endpoint, where the old assertions accepted any non-Ok outcome.
Reconciled main's SETTLE removal — the merge brought in #8087, which deleted SETTLE and the reader test's quiet-window tail; this commit rewrites the one branch test that still referenced the constant, so the merged tree builds.
The new absences are meaningful rather than assuming: Bob's successful read of .client/alice precedes Mallory's denied read, and Mallory's denied .server/mallory announcement is ordered before her carried .client/mallory announcement on the same session stream, so the relay has decided both by the time Dave asks. No remaining open threads from the prior review needed retirement.
Both endpoints dial before the test checks their client routes. Eager client announcement in Endpoint::new can pass these checks.
Add pre-dial checks
let alice = fixture.endpoint(LITE, "alice").await;
let bob = fixture.endpoint(LITE, "bob").await;
+ let eve = fixture.client(LITE).await;+ for path in ["room/.client/alice", "room/.client/bob"] {+ let found = kio::clock::timeout(SETTLE, eve.consume().request(path, None)).await;+ assert!(!matches!(found, Ok(Ok(_))), "{path} announced before dialing");+ }
let _elsewhere = bob.dial_tcp("carol").unwrap();
let mut dial = alice.dial_tcp("bob").unwrap();
Remove the later let eve = fixture.client(LITE).await; so the existing checks reuse this client.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/tests/integration/socket.rs around lines 873 -
876:
Update the test around the alice and bob endpoint setup to check client routes
before either endpoint’s first dial: use an observer client to verify
room/.client/alice and room/.client/bob are not announced, then reuse that
client for the existing route checks.
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Review comments at @demo/carla/README.md:
- Line 223: Update the worker-token migration guidance in the section describing
truck server endpoints and `carla/.client/**` subscriptions: instruct operators
to replace the previously documented token in `carla.env` with a token that can
subscribe to `carla/.client/**` before restarting the worker.
Review comments at @doc/bin/demo.md:
- Line 44: Update the Sockets documentation to state that sockets support either
moq-lite-07-wip or moq-transport on every hop, and clarify that the bundled
viewer uses lite-07 by default but its connection version can be changed. Remove
the implication that lite-07 is required or that the local relay must enable it.
Review comments at @doc/concept/socket.md:
- Around line 68-83: Move the socket convention details in this section,
including the track naming and dial/reset behavior, into the appropriate
reference documentation, then replace the duplicated explanation here with a
link to that reference. Preserve the existing Protocols link and ensure the
reference is the single source for these convention details.
Review comments at @js/net/src/socket.ts:
- Around line 236-243: Update the endpoint constructor to observe shutdown of
its Origin. Close the endpoint when the origin shuts down, even if no dial or
accept has created a route, so endpoint.closed settles.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/tests/integration/socket.rs:
- Around line 873-876: Update the test around the alice and bob endpoint setup
to check client routes before either endpoint’s first dial: use an observer
client to verify room/.client/alice and room/.client/bob are not announced, then
reuse that client for the existing route checks.
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No new actionable findings. The new origin-close subscription fixes the unused JS endpoint's hanging closed signal. Registering before peeking covers both a later close and an already-closed origin; endpoint shutdown removes the listener, remains idempotent, and aborts subsequent dial/accept operations. The regression covers both construction orders. Rust socket behavior and the previously reviewed role/grant checks are unchanged.
Direction: observing the owning origin directly is appropriate now that routes are lazy. The CARLA merge retains main's private random driver IDs/session handles while adopting role-separated paths, and the demo documentation now distinguishes supported socket protocols from the versions this demo offers.
Verification limits: GitHub-only base-aware comparison and static inspection of endpoint shutdown, Origin.closed, signal subscription semantics and the regression. No builds, tests, interop or mutation checks run; reported validation was not independently reproduced. Rechecked open/non-draft state, full head/base and published reviews immediately before posting. COMMENT only, not approval.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes — the delta since the prior Pullfrog review (783c61dc8): one JS fix with its regression test, plus two merges of origin/main.
JS endpoint closes with its origin before its first role — Endpoint's constructor now subscribes to origin.closed and short-circuits when the origin is already closed, so closed settles even though a lazy route means nothing else watches the origin yet.
Regression test — an endpoint closes with its origin before it dials or accepts covers both a live endpoint whose origin closes and an endpoint constructed on an already-closed origin.
Merge of origin/main — kept the role-split wording in doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md, demo/carla/README.md, and demo/carla/web/src/paths.ts, updated the socket line in doc/bin/demo.md to moq-lite-07-wip or moq-transport on every hop, and dropped the stale CARLA sentence claiming the worker refuses truck names that look like driver ids (the refusal went away with the role split).
Points I checked: Signal.subscribe registers without firing, so the constructor's peek() check is what settles an endpoint built on a dead origin, and #remote/#reachable already use that same pattern; both branches are covered by the new test. Relative to origin/main (e6f92a622), the merged files differ only by this PR's intended edits.
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Quest:
quest/m1/socket-roles.md(deleted here, since this finishes it).Problem
Every socket endpoint announced one symmetric broadcast,
<prefix>/.socket/<id>, for both dialing and accepting. A grant could not tell a server from a client. So the demos kept anonymous viewers from posing as a game or truck with id prefixes instead (viewer-*for moq-boy,driver-*for CARLA), plus refusals of server names that looked like a viewer's.Approach
An endpoint is a server, a client, or both. Each role is its own hidden broadcast:
.server/<id>.client/**.client/<id>.server/**.client/<id>at its first dial and.server/<id>at its first accept. A pure client never announces a server broadcast. A peer that does both announces both under one id.P/A/B/Skeeps its name. The dialer's half lives in.client/Aand the acceptor's in.server/B. The handshake, the return-routability check, both protocols, and the wire are unchanged.moq-net):Endpointcreates each role's route on first use. The route starts hidden, is installed under the state lock, and is announced outside it, so a racing dial's spare route is never seen. The first accept owns the handler slot (Handler::Taken) while it creates the server route. That route'srequests()handler is registered before announcing, so the first dial finds it.close()andpoll_endcover both routes. The client broadcast has no handler, so any request except an answer to a reserved dial getsNotFoundat once.@moq/net): the same per-role lazy routes. The server's request loop starts in the same tick its route is announced.VIEWER_ID_PREFIXand the emulator's refusal ofviewer-names.<moq-boy>viewer ids are now plain 128-bit hex.driver-*trucks, and trucks serve atcarla/.server/<truck>.demo/relay/prod.toml: anonymous publish narrows todemo/boy/.client/*anddemo/carla/.client/*..socket/describe the new layout.Impact
.socket/<id>layout can't reach new ones, but that layout never shipped.releaseand from every publishedmoq-net,moq-ffi,@moq/net, andmoq-boy), so no published API breaks and the title carries no!. Behavior changes onmain:socket::Endpoint::new(Rust) andnew socket.Endpoint(JS) announce nothing. Publish permission is checked at the first dial (dial_*returns the route error) or the first accept (poll_accept_*/accept*fails with it).NotFound..server/<id>and subscribe.client/**. A client holds publish.client/<id>and subscribe.server/**. An endpoint that does both holds both.~/.config/moq/carla.envthat subscribescarla/.socket/driver-*with one that subscribescarla/.client/**before restarting the worker, or drivers' sessions never reach a truck.MIGRATE.mdto the cut). Replace the unreleased socket notes inrs/moq-boy/MIGRATE.mdandjs/moq-boy/MIGRATE.md:{prefix-game}/.server/{name}, and each viewer dials it from a client endpoint at{prefix-game}/.client/<random>.{prefix-game}/.server/{name}and subscribe on{prefix-game}/.client/**. Grant anonymous viewers publish on{prefix-game}/.client/*.--namemust be one path segment. A name starting withviewer-is no longer refused.Choices made without asking
Endpointtype (the quest's lead). Every binding keeps its API. Not chosen: separateServer/Clienttypes, or a role argument tonew. Either would let the type system refuse a client's accept, but it breaks every binding and makes a both-roles peer hold two handles.Endpoint::newand the first accept used to be reset.prod.tomlkeeps--public-subscribe 'demo/**'. That grant also lets an anonymous viewer read another viewer's.client/<id>by name. Reading it yields nothing without a session's secret id, since session tracks are never listed. The alternative is enumerating every subscribe path underdemo/, but the demo page discovers arbitrary broadcasts there, and patterns can't exclude.client/**. The comment inprod.tomlsays so. The hosted deploy (demo sockets deploy) can narrow it if wanted.driverId()keeps itsdriver-prefix. moq-dev/moq#8113 landed first: it kept the prefix, made ids 128 random bits, and names drivers instatusby a session handle. The merge keeps all of that and moves the README andpaths.tswording to.client/.Unsupported. Roles would make it routable, but nothing needs it.origin.closeditself.Alternatives
The quest's planning considered and rejected relay-enforced roles on session names, ids bound to the connection, and relying on the mesh's public-key ids alone.
Follow-ups
None.
Validation
On head 2756068 (after merging origin/main at e6f92a6):
just ci origin/main: passed, includingtest rs(11052 passed, 145 skipped),test js,test py, and everycheckmodule. The first run on the earlier merge failedmoq-relay config::tests::repository_configs_loadon a trackedbunfig.toml; main already fixed that in moq-dev/moq#8144, and the rerun after merging it passed.socket_auth(--features test-support): 4/4 passed. The merge queue'sSETTLEcompile error was on an older head; this file defines and uses noSETTLE, anda_client_grant_neither_serves_nor_reads_clientsawaits each absence on mocked time.bun test js/net/src/socket.test.ts: 46/46. The new origin-close test times out without the fix.quest check: ok.Earlier heads also passed
just test interop --sockets --all,--tail --all, and the full interop matrix; this round changed no Rust socket code.Merge note: moq-dev/moq#8113 landed first. The merge took both quest deletions and combined the
demo/carla/README.mdandpaths.tswording.Review
Codex (
quest review), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 of a new session on head 2756068 against origin/main e6f92a6: no findings.CodeRabbit threads: socket.ts closed and demo.md versions fixed; CARLA README token declined in the README and noted under Impact; socket.md reference declined (no other reference exists to link).
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