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Finishes quest/m1/explicit-state/boy-pause.md.

Summary

• Pause state is now one value, Wanted { video, audio, closed }, stored in the mutex the emulator's condvar waits on. paused() is derived from it: neither track wanted and demand still open.
• Each track monitor changes its field under that lock, then notifies. A subscribe can no longer be lost between the emulator's check and its wait.
• run_pause_monitor is gone. It could store paused = true while video was wanted again.
• When a track's demand ends (shutdown), closed is set so the emulator never blocks again. The old pause monitor did this with paused = false.
• The per-frame video_active/audio_active reads now take one lock per frame. The lock is uncontended apart from the rare subscription change.

Tests

• subscribe_always_wakes: 2,000 rounds of a parked waiter racing a subscribe. Each must wake.
• paused_is_derived: covers the derived pause rule.
• The lost wakeup is a timing race, so no deterministic test reproduces it against the old code. The new design rules it out by construction (state and wait share one mutex).

CI selection fix

moq-boy's only target is its binary, which has required-features = ["openh264"]. sh/rs/select.sh turned on required features only for bench and example targets, so a moq-boy-only selection built and tested nothing and the --timings report step failed with "no timing data found in log".

• The test build now turns on the required-features of every target it holds: benches, examples, and every target with tests (test = true, the default).
• uniffi-bindgen's bin is marked test = false. It has no tests, and its cli feature compiles a git fork of UniFFI, which the test build should not pay for.
• select.test.py checks that moq-boy alone gets moq-boy/openh264.
• Proof: GITHUB_ACTIONS=true sh/rs/select.sh test on rs/moq-boy/src/main.rs selects moq-boy alone, runs 12/12 tests (including this PR's two), and saves a timing report.

Crates whose targets gain features, with build cost:

• moq-boy bin, openh264: openh264's vendored C++ now builds when moq-boy is selected without moq-cli (a moq-boy-only change). Any shared dependency change already selects moq-cli, which turns on moq-cli/openh264.
• moq-uring moq-uring-probe bin, _probe: no dependencies, negligible.
• moq-tokio integration test (net) and moq-crypto transport test (e2ee): both default features, no change.

Decisions

• ✅ Fix the CI selection bug inside this PR (rejected: a separate PR first, skipping it). Maintainer, 2026-11-07.

Choices made without asking

• closed sits in Wanted as a third flag, not as a separate enum variant. The value stays one Copy struct, and every combination of its three flags is valid.
• Required features follow test = true targets rather than all bins, so a bin with no tests opts out with test = false (uniffi-bindgen) instead of the selector naming crates.

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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, low effort (iterate, XS)

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• Session: 01a1b9fc-40f3-7c92-b8f6-d934fbb77b0b, round 1
• Head: f971cd2
• Base: origin/main at d640fef
• Score: 9/10, Source review found no actionable defects and supports landing, though builds and tests were not run as instructed.
• Findings: none

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• quest/m1/explicit-state/README.md
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Walkthrough

The moq-boy emulator now derives pause state from mutex-protected video and audio demand and a closed flag. Track monitors update this state, and the emulator uses it when waiting and reading track activity. Rust test feature selection now includes required features from test targets. The uniffi-bindgen binary is excluded from test builds.

Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review e5e54

The pause synchronization and test-feature changes are mergeable after normal checks. Follow-up opportunities remain for monitor coverage and package-scope assertions; the track-failure pause behavior is pre-existing.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 57.14% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title names the main behavior change in moq-boy: a new viewer wakes a paused emulator. The changeset replaces the pause monitor with mutex-protected demand state that the emulator's condvar waits …
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 is related to the changeset. It explains the moq-boy pause-state rework (Wanted struct, derived paused(), removed run_pause_monitor, closed flag), the new subscribe_always_wakes and pa…

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The title names the main behavior change in moq-boy: a new viewer wakes a paused emulator. The changeset replaces the pause monitor with mutex-protected demand state that the emulator's condvar waits on, so a subscribe wakes the emulator. The title does not mention the CI test-selection change, which is a secondary part of the PR and is acceptable for a title.

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The description is related to the changeset. It explains the moq-boy pause-state rework (Wanted struct, derived paused(), removed run_pause_monitor, closed flag), the new subscribe_always_wakes and paused_is_derived tests, the sh/rs/select.sh test-feature selection fix, and the uniffi-bindgen test = false change. It is specific and detailed, so it is not vague or off-topic.

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[kixelated]

Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed head 50c564f against base d389cfb.

No actionable findings. Demand updates and the condvar predicate now share the same mutex, closing the check-to-wait lost-wakeup window. Deriving pause from both track demands removes the independent pause monitor's stale decision, and the sticky closed flag prevents shutdown from parking the emulator again. The per-track monitor still preserves the existing demand observation loop.

Direction: retain the single-lock predicate. The added stress test exercises scheduling races but is not an exhaustive concurrency proof.

Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the complete diff and surrounding monitor, emulator and shutdown paths. No builds, tests or emulator runs performed.

Rechecked open/non-draft state, full head/base and reviews immediately before posting.

[pullfrog]

ℹ️ Minor doc suggestion; the concurrency change itself holds up.

Reviewed changes

• Pause state: Wanted { video, audio, closed } now lives in the mutex the emulator's condvar waits on, so paused() is derived and the check/wait pair cannot lose a wakeup.
• Monitors: the two run_track_monitor tasks write their own flag under that lock before notifying, replacing run_pause_monitor; a track's demand ending sets closed so the emulator never parks again.
• Emulator: the pause check and the per-frame stats snapshot read the shared value; new tests cover the wake and the derived pause rule.
• Quest bookkeeping: quest/m1/explicit-state/boy-pause.md is deleted and its Required entry removed, matching the completion pattern from #8172.

I also built and ran the crate: cargo check/cargo test -p moq-boy --features openh264 compile clean and all 12 tests pass (openh264 is a required feature of the bin, so a plain cargo test -p moq-boy silently skips the target).

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes (since the prior Pullfrog review at 50c564f)

• Doc diagram: the module-level pause/resume diagram now names Wanted { video, audio, closed } under the condvar's mutex and states the closed→resumed rule, matching Wanted::paused() and Pause::wait exactly as the prior inline finding asked.
• Doc consistency: no stale pause references remain in rs/moq-boy/src/main.rs; the only *_audio_active hits are unrelated local variables in the emulator loop.

The delta is a doc-comment edit only, so no behavioral re-review was required. The earlier inline thread is resolved and no other Pullfrog concern stands.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed e0fd5a7 incrementally from 50c564f, accounting for inherited main changes.

No new actionable findings. Including required features from tested targets closes the coverage gap for moq-boy's binary-only crate: its openh264 gate previously let a selected test build hold no runnable target. The selector still scopes features to selected packages, and the added regression checks the isolated binary case. Marking uniffi-bindgen's testless forwarding binary test=false keeps the generator-only dependency out of this expansion without removing test code.

Direction: deriving target requirements from Cargo metadata is preferable to adding another moq-boy-specific feature exception. The original single-lock pause fix is unchanged apart from its explanatory diagram.

Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the selector update, complete selector/tests, affected manifests and bindgen entry point. No builds, tests, feature-matrix runs or emulator execution. Rechecked open/non-draft state, full head and prior reviews immediately before this COMMENT.

[pullfrog]

✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

• CI selector: the test action now collects required-features from benches, examples, and every target with test = true, so a moq-boy-only selection builds and runs its binary's tests. The uniffi-bindgen bin opts out with test = false, keeping the UniFFI git fork out of the test build.
• Coverage: select.test.py follows the same filter, and its new test_a_binary_alone_enables_its_required_features asserts moq-boy gets moq-boy/openh264 when selected alone.
• Docs: the prior Wanted/closed diagram thread is resolved and the fix landed in 6b9a2a8.

I ran the selector tests directly: test_a_binary_alone_enables_its_required_features and test_nextest_launcher_selects_workspace both pass. I did not run the PR's just rs test proof because just and nextest are not installed in this sandbox; the selector's own tests cover the selection logic changed here.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

Nitpick comments: 2

rs/moq-boy/src/main.rs: 1

569-575: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value

Test demand through both track monitors.

The new tests update Pause and Wanted directly. They would still pass if the monitor assignments were swapped, causing audio-only and video-only viewers to receive no requested media. Add a test that drives each track’s demand through run_track_monitor and checks the corresponding Wanted fields.

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Review comment at @rs/moq-boy/src/main.rs around lines 569 - 575:
The tests update Pause and Wanted directly, so they do not verify that track
monitors assign demand to the correct fields. Add coverage that drives audio and
video demand through run_track_monitor and asserts the corresponding Wanted
fields, ensuring each track updates its own field rather than the other track’s.

sh/rs/select.test.py: 1

271-273: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value

Assert the package scope in the binary-alone test.

If selection expands to the workspace, this test still passes because the workspace build enables moq-boy/openh264. Assert that the test call selects only moq-boy so the test also detects unnecessary workspace builds.

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Review comment at @sh/rs/select.test.py around lines 271 - 273:
Update the binary-alone test around the `self.selected` call and `call`
assertion to verify that the `rs test` invocation selects only `moq-boy`, not
the workspace; preserve the existing assertion that `moq-boy/openh264` is
enabled.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-boy/src/main.rs:
- Around line 169-170: Update paused in the session state so failure of one
encoder does not keep the emulator running after all subscribers leave.
Terminate the session on encoder failure, or track video and audio closure
separately and pause once neither track remains active; preserve pause behavior
while either track is active.

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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-boy/src/main.rs:
- Around line 569-575: The tests update Pause and Wanted directly, so they do
not verify that track monitors assign demand to the correct fields. Add coverage
that drives audio and video demand through run_track_monitor and asserts the
corresponding Wanted fields, ensuring each track updates its own field rather
than the other track’s.

Review comments at @sh/rs/select.test.py:
- Around line 271-273: Update the binary-alone test around the `self.selected`
call and `call` assertion to verify that the `rs test` invocation selects only
`moq-boy`, not the workspace; preserve the existing assertion that
`moq-boy/openh264` is enabled.

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• quest/m1/explicit-state/README.md
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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes (since the prior Pullfrog review at e0fd5a7)

• Merged origin/main: e5e542a moves the base to 08a1f8ac across 243 inherited files; none of the PR's own code changed.
• Quest bookkeeping: the merge resolution in quest/m1/explicit-state/README.md keeps main's new Required entries and removals alongside this PR's removal of the boy-pause entry. No boy-pause references remain, every /quest/... link in the README resolves, and there are no conflict markers in the touched trees.

I re-verified the merged head rather than relying on the earlier run: cargo check -p moq-boy --features openh264 passes, cargo test -p moq-boy --features openh264 reports 12/12 passing (including subscribe_always_wakes), and sh/rs/select.test.py SelectTest passes 17/17. The remaining failures in a full select.test.py run are environment-only (no just, nextest, or sudo in this sandbox) and touch tests unrelated to the feature filter.

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Reviewed b4b28f3, focusing on the track-closure change since the previous review and excluding inherited main merges.

No new actionable findings. Closing one track now clears only its own demand, so the remaining track can still pause emulation when its viewers leave. Both tracks closing releases the wait for shutdown. The monitor updates each demand/closed pair under the same condition-variable mutex, preserving the lost-wakeup fix; the derived-state regression covers the one-closed and both-closed cases.

Direction: distinguish per-track termination from whole-session shutdown rather than letting the first closed track disable pausing globally.

Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the incremental patch and surrounding demand monitor, pause predicate and condition-variable paths. No builds, tests or emulator runs performed. Rechecked open/non-draft state, full head and published reviews immediately before this COMMENT.

[pullfrog]

✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes (since the prior Pullfrog review at e5e542a)

• Per-track closure: replaced the single sticky closed flag with video_closed/audio_closed, so a track whose demand ended counts as unwanted. One encoder exiting no longer keeps the emulator running after every viewer leaves: it pauses until the other track is wanted, and both closed still means never block again.
• Derived pause rule: Wanted::paused() is now !(video || audio || (video_closed && audio_closed)), and the module diagram, field docs, and run_track_monitor's exit path describe the closed-per-track rule.
• Tests: paused_is_derived now covers a closed video track while audio plays, audio leaving while video is already closed, and both tracks closed.
• Merged origin/main: a6b6cd4 and b4b28f3 bring main's quest bookkeeping (drop video-drain, add ffi-state) with no conflict; the PR's own code is unchanged by the merge, and the epic README still differs from origin/main only by the removed boy-pause line.

I re-ran cargo test -p moq-boy --features openh264 at b4b28f37f: 12/12 pass, including subscribe_always_wakes and the updated paused_is_derived.

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