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fix(publish,room,watch,moq-boy)!: publish capture phases are explicit state - #8262
Each capture lifecycle in @moq/publish, @moq/room, the elements, and moq-boy is now one explicit state, and what gets advertised comes from that state.
Screen share (js/publish/src/source/screen.ts): out.state is off | prompting | live(media) | ended(stopped | dismissed | error). out.source is derived from it. Before this change, a rejected getDisplayMedia was swallowed: a dismissed picker looked like one still prompting, and a later edit to share.video/share.audio opened the picker again outside a user gesture (reproduced). Now each enable opens exactly one picker, and the constraints are read when the picker opens instead of being tracked. An ended share keeps its reason until the next enable.
Room (js/room/src/local.ts): screenEnabled turns off whenever the share ends, including when the picker is dismissed or errors. Before, it only turned off after a share that had been live (reproduced). share.out.state says why.
Audio mute latch (js/publish/src/audio/encoder.ts): #paused and #muted are now a single #held latch, and whether the held config reads as enabled depends only on the current knobs. Before, with capture="release", the sequence mute, unmute, failed reopen left the rendition advertised as enabled (reproduced). Now it reads enabled: false until the capture reopens, which matches video's #paused.
moq-boy (js/moq-boy/src/game.ts): a command sent while disconnected is dropped. Before, it dialed and replayed on reconnect (reproduced). Losing the connection drops pending input, and each command is consumed once written.
Sweep:
retry.ts: the budget is now trying { failures, delay, wait? } | spent { error } instead of the #failures = LIMIT + 1 sentinel. The internal terminal() was folded into rejected().
video/encoder.ts: #runCodec drops the probe on failure, so recovery waits on a fresh probe instead of resolving the probe that may have failed.
<moq-publish>, <moq-watch> and <moq-boy>: one #update() decides whether the connection runs, called synchronously wherever connection to the document or an attribute's validity changes. connection.enabled is a small Enabled Signal that keeps what the page wants (its writes) apart from whether the element can run (#update), and reads as on only while both hold. <moq-publish>'s announce getter and controls.announce are AnnounceMode, and an invalid announce attribute suspends the element through #invalid like any other attribute.
moq-boy element: a page's connection.enabled = false was overwritten when an invalid path was corrected, and even by a valid path edit, because its effect rewrote enabled on every change. It now follows the rule below.
Decisions
An explicit page choice wins (✅ Decided 2026-11-08, maintainer; rejected: re-enable on recovery as <moq-boy> did). If a page sets el.connection.enabled = false, a later fix of an invalid attribute does not turn the element back on. This keeps moq-dev/moq#6904's guarantee for <moq-publish> and <moq-watch>, and <moq-boy> now follows it too. Without an explicit disable, invalid -> fixed still recovers.
Choices made without asking
The page's disable also outlives a move. Removing and re-adding the element no longer re-enables a connection the page turned off, since the same rule covers both. Before, connectedCallback turned it back on.
A page's enable waits for the element. Since connection.enabled reads as the page's wish and the element's gate together, a page writing true while an attribute is invalid or the element is detached takes effect once the element can run, rather than connecting a suspended element as on main.
Recomputed synchronously, not in an effect. The earlier head of this PR derived enabled in a deferred effect. That broke four cases in test/interop/clients/js/publish-ui.browser.ts, which CI doesn't run: a page's write right after append() was overwritten, and a refused attribute had not suspended the element by the time its setter threw. The suite passes 17/17 now.
Dismissed vs. error is decided by DOMException.name === "NotAllowedError". That is the only way the spec reports a refused or dismissed picker, so the quest's three reasons can't be told apart otherwise. The error variant carries the Error.
Screen constraints are read when the picker opens. Before, they were tracked live, so an edit re-prompted even mid-share. applyConstraints on the live track was not added, because nothing needs it.
Release-mode unmute shows enabled: false in the catalog until the microphone reopens. That costs one extra catalog update per unmute with capture="release". Hold mode is unchanged. The quest named video's enabled: false as the correct behavior.
Left as is after the sweep:
The publication entry if-chain in broadcast.ts: each branch reads the track's own name and closed state, and producers only ever abort with a cause, so I found no reachable invalid combination.
previewTranscode.#active: a failure is read from the codec's own state, and the next config notification rebuilds the transcoder.
Restructuring either one would add churn and fix no bug.
Impact
@moq/publish (additive): Source.ScreenState and Source.ScreenEnd types, and Screen.out.state.
@moq/publish (breaking !): the ScreenOutput.source type is now a Getter instead of a Signal. screen.out.source was already read-only through Readonlys, so only code that names the ScreenOutput type itself notices.
@moq/publish element (breaking !): the announce getter and controls.announce are now AnnounceMode, without undefined. Migration: stop checking for undefined. An invalid announce attribute now suspends the element like any other invalid attribute.
Behavior:
Screen constraint edits apply to the next picker instead of re-prompting.
A release-mode unmute shows the audio rendition as disabled until the microphone reopens.
moq-boy drops input sent while offline.
<moq-publish>, <moq-watch> and <moq-boy> keep a page's connection.enabled = false across a corrected attribute and a move.
No wire changes.
Caused by
moq-dev/moq#6860: swallowed the getDisplayMedia rejection (pending.catch(() => undefined)).
moq-dev/moq#3634: reset screenEnabled only after a share that had been live (wasLive).
moq-dev/moq#7942: added the #muted latch, which survived an unmute.
moq-boy's replay of a command latched while offline: no single PR caused it. The latch is as old as the session gate.
Tests
Explicit disable: js/publish/src/element.test.ts and js/moq-boy/src/element.test.ts check disable, invalid attribute, fix, still disabled (and still disabled after a move, for publish), a disable written while already suspended (the round 1 finding), plus the plain invalid -> fixed recovery. The browser case in publish-ui.browser.ts now waits out effects between steps, so it can't pass on a stale read.
local.test.ts resets its shared sources/encoders per test, so the encoder count is exact again (pullfrog's note).
New repro tests: screen.test.ts (dismissed, error, user stopped, dead on arrival, constraint edits), room/local.test.ts (a dismissed picker turns sharing off), the audio release-mode unmute in audio/encoder.test.ts, and moq-boy's offline command.
just check and just ci pass locally, and publish-ui.browser.ts passes 17/17.
Not run: a real-browser check of the screen picker, since driving Chrome's native picker can't be automated here.
Suggested follow-ups
None recommended. Applying screen constraint edits live via applyConstraints: drop it, since no consumer edits them mid-share.
Models
Size: M
Implementer: Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5, high effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort (iterate, S)
Writer: Claude Opus 5.5 (high); reviewer: gpt-6.1-sol (xhigh)
Review
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort: Merged base and replaced the dangling completed-quest link with its PR URL; ran just ci base and git diff --check successfully. (head 3e7fa52)
Score: 10/10, The incremental change correctly prevents late picker results from overwriting screen-capture cleanup state, with no new issues found by code inspection.
A dismissed or failed picker now ends the share with its reason instead of
looking like one still prompting, and nothing re-prompts without a new enable.
The room turns screenEnabled off when the share ends for any reason.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…as disabled
Audio keeps one latch for holding its last config, and whether it reads as
enabled follows the current knobs. The video probe is dropped on failure, and
the capture retry budget is one state instead of a LIMIT + 1 sentinel.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…put is dropped
<moq-publish> and <moq-watch> derive enabled as connected with no invalid
attributes instead of latching it. <moq-publish>'s announce getter returns
AnnounceMode: an invalid announce attribute suspends the element like any
other. moq-boy drops a command sent while disconnected rather than replaying
it on reconnect, and consumes each command once written.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…and API reports
Connection takes a writable Signal, so each element derives enabled in one
effect, as <moq-boy> does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The changes add explicit screen-share lifecycle states and update the room to consume them. Publish, watch, and MoqBoy elements preserve page-requested enablement across runtime eligibility changes. Publishing code updates audio catalog retention, retry state, video codec probing, and announce types. Game commands are gated by connection status and cleared after use.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 3e7fa
Video recovery can remain disabled even when a smaller capture would work, and display-capture policy failures lose their diagnostics. Address these issues before merging unless explicitly accepted.
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The screen phase now distinguishes dismissal from a pending picker, preserves the end reason and releases late-arriving media after cancellation. Room state follows that phase; the audio catalog uses current mute/enable state during capture gaps. The retry budget, element enable derivation and consumed-command handling are consistent with the explicit-state direction. Checked the effect cancellation semantics and command-session separation alongside the changes.
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ℹ️ No critical issues — one minor test note inline, plus the branch needs a rebase.
Reviewed changes
I read the full diff, then the touched sources and their callers (Room.Local, both elements, the retry/capture paths), and ran the touched suites locally (js/publish screen/audio/retry/announce, js/room local, js/moq-boy game), all passing.
Screen state: Screen keeps off/prompting/live/ended in one Signal and derives out.source from it, so a dismissed or errored getDisplayMedia no longer looks like a picker still pending.
Constraints at picker time: the effect tracks only enabled, so each enable opens one picker and an edit applies to the next picker instead of prompting mid-share.
Room: Local turns screenEnabled off for any ended state and feeds the screen encoders from state.media rather than probing the source for tracks.
Audio latch: #paused/#muted collapse into one #held, and a held config reads enabled from the current knobs, so a release-mode unmute is disabled until the capture reopens.
Retry: the failure budget is a trying | spent union instead of the LIMIT + 1 sentinel, with the same number of attempts.
Video probe: #runCodec clears #codec on failure so recovery re-probes instead of reusing the probe that may have failed; slot.ceiling still sets the probe size.
Elements: <moq-publish>/<moq-watch> derive enabled in one effect, #resume is gone, watch's #connected is a Signal, and <moq-publish>'s announce is AnnounceMode.
moq-boy: input sent while disconnected is dropped and a written command is consumed, so nothing replays on reconnect.
Quest/docs: the finished publish-capture quest and its epic link are removed, and doc/lib/js/publish.md documents out.state.
ℹ️ The branch conflicts with main in the epic README
main already deleted the adjacent moq-boy pause state line (#8206) while this PR deletes the Publish capture phases line below it, so GitHub reports the branch as CONFLICTING.
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# Epic README conflict## Affected sites-`quest/m1/explicit-state/README.md` — the only file changed on both `main` since the diff base `2996eb9` and this branch.
## Required outcome- Rebase or merge `main` so `## Required` lists neither completed quest; no code file conflicts.
The elements turn the connection back on only if they turned it off, so a
page's `connection.enabled = false` survives an invalid attribute being
corrected and a move. The recompute runs synchronously at each change again,
so refusal lands before its setter throws and a page write right after
append() is not overwritten by a deferred effect (publish-ui.browser.ts).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nt's gate
A snapshot taken at suspension missed a page's disable written while the
element was already off. connection.enabled now records the page's writes and
the element's gate separately and reads as both.
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Reviewed 7afb8ec incrementally from 4a2051b, accounting for the intervening main merges. No new actionable findings.
Checked the synchronous lifecycle/attribute gates and separate page-wanted state in publish, watch, and moq-boy. Disabled writes made while detached or invalid survive recovery, and an enable remains gated until the element can run. Signal.from preserves the Enabled instance, and inherited update dispatches through its overridden set. The added tests exercise recovery, explicit disables, suspended writes, and restored enablement; room test counts are now isolated.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
This pass covered 4a2051b..7afb8ec: the two new commits plus the main merges that resolved the epic README conflict.
Kept the page's wish apart from the element's gate: <moq-publish>, <moq-watch> and <moq-boy> now expose connection.enabled as an Enabled Signal that stores page writes (#wanted) separately from the element's run gate (#running), so a disable written while detached, refused or suspended survives recovery and a move.
Recomputed the gate synchronously: one #update() now runs from the connect/disconnect callbacks and every invalid-attribute transition, replacing the deferred effect that recomputed enabled a microtask later; watch's #connected and moq-boy's #refused became plain fields once nothing subscribed to them.
Refused a moq-boy path only on failure: the path parse moved ahead of #refuse(name, true), so a valid edit no longer suspends the element mid-parse.
Added tests: the publish and moq-boy element suites cover a disable during suspension, a disable before the fix, recovery without a page disable, and re-enable; the room test resets its shared source/encoder arrays so the encoder-count assertion is exact again.
Resolved the epic README conflict: ## Required now lists neither finished quest and takes main's moq-net phase data entry.
I re-ran the touched suites (js/publish element 4 pass, js/room local 2 pass, js/moq-boy game 4 pass) and tsc --noEmit for publish and moq-boy. js/moq-boy/src/element.test.ts cannot import in this sandbox (jsxDEV missing from solid's server build), but its import/mock preamble is identical to main's, so that is environmental rather than this delta.
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js/publish/src/video/encoder.ts: 1
693-697: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Test recovery while the new codec probe is pending.
The recovery test resolves the probe immediately and checks the final state. It can miss reuse of the failed encoder’s probe while a new probe is pending. Hold the recovery probe open and assert that the rendition stays disabled until it succeeds.
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Review comment at @js/publish/src/video/encoder.ts around lines 693 - 697:
Update the recovery test for the encoder flow using the failed, enabled, and
dimensions state: keep the replacement codec probe pending, assert the rendition
remains disabled while it is unresolved, then resolve it and verify recovery
succeeds.
test/interop/clients/js/publish-ui.browser.ts: 1
1158-1161: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Assert suspension before removing the invalid attribute.
If the watch attribute-error path stops updating enablement, this test can still pass because it checks only the recovered state. Assert that connection.enabled is false after setting backend to "bad" and before removing it.
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Review comment at @test/interop/clients/js/publish-ui.browser.ts around lines
1158 - 1161:
In the browser interop test around element.connection.enabled.peek(), assert
that enablement is false after setting the backend attribute to "bad" and
settling, before removing the attribute; keep the existing recovery check after
removal.
Check both screen capture inputs after sharing becomes live.
The test checks preview but not media forwarding. Supply video and audio in the live state, retain the mock capture inputs, and assert that both receive their media.
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Review comment at @js/room/src/local.test.ts around lines 62 - 64:
Update the live screen-sharing test around local.preview.peek() to provide both
video and audio in the live media state, retain references to the mock capture
inputs, and assert that each receives its corresponding media after sharing
becomes live.
js/publish/src/source/screen.test.ts: 1
104-116: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Assert the constraints passed to the next picker.
The picker mock discards its arguments, so this test would pass if the next picker used stale constraints. Record the arguments and assert that the second request contains the edited video and audio values.
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Review comment at @js/publish/src/source/screen.test.ts around lines 104 - 116:
Update the picker mock and the test around `enabled.set(true)` to record each
picker request’s constraints, then assert that the second request contains the
edited video frame rate and disabled audio value. Preserve the existing
picker-count and prompting-state assertions.
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Review comments at @js/publish/src/source/screen.ts:
- Around line 156-157: Before the live-state update in the continuation that
handles the picker result, check the current run’s abort signal and skip
publishing live media if the run was aborted by close(); keep the existing
cleanup behavior intact.
- Line 55: Update the JSDoc for the video constraint in Screen to state that
passing false causes capture to fail; do not describe it as enabling audio-only
capture.
- Around line 128-134: Update the picker rejection handler in the effect’s async
flow to capture that run’s abort signal and check whether it is aborted before
publishing an ended state. Preserve the existing error-to-reason mapping when
the run is still active.
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Review comments at @js/publish/src/source/screen.test.ts:
- Around line 104-116: Update the picker mock and the test around
`enabled.set(true)` to record each picker request’s constraints, then assert
that the second request contains the edited video frame rate and disabled audio
value. Preserve the existing picker-count and prompting-state assertions.
Review comments at @js/publish/src/video/encoder.ts:
- Around line 693-697: Update the recovery test for the encoder flow using the
failed, enabled, and dimensions state: keep the replacement codec probe pending,
assert the rendition remains disabled while it is unresolved, then resolve it
and verify recovery succeeds.
Review comments at @js/room/src/local.test.ts:
- Around line 62-64: Update the live screen-sharing test around
local.preview.peek() to provide both video and audio in the live media state,
retain references to the mock capture inputs, and assert that each receives its
corresponding media after sharing becomes live.
Review comments at @test/interop/clients/js/publish-ui.browser.ts:
- Around line 1158-1161: In the browser interop test around
element.connection.enabled.peek(), assert that enablement is false after setting
the backend attribute to "bad" and settling, before removing the attribute; keep
the existing recovery check after removal.
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doc/lib/js/publish.md
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js/moq-boy/src/game.test.ts
js/moq-boy/src/game.ts
js/publish/api/element.api.md
js/publish/api/index.api.md
js/publish/src/announce.test.ts
js/publish/src/announce.ts
js/publish/src/audio/encoder.test.ts
js/publish/src/audio/encoder.ts
js/publish/src/element.test.ts
js/publish/src/element.ts
js/publish/src/source/retry.ts
js/publish/src/source/screen.test.ts
js/publish/src/source/screen.ts
js/publish/src/video/encoder.ts
js/room/src/local.test.ts
js/room/src/local.ts
js/watch/src/element.ts
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Reviewed 0bb5f92 incrementally from 7afb8ec. No actionable findings.
The captured run-specific abort signal prevents both a settled picker rejection and a successful result from overwriting cleanup state after close. Checked Effect's teardown ordering: it aborts the signal before cleanup and keeps the old signal tied to that run. The existing release callback still stops tracks from a late successful picker, so the new early return does not strand the capture.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
This pass covered 7afb8ec..0bb5f92, the single commit that makes a closed screen ignore a picker that settles during close.
Ignored a picker result that lands after teardown: the spawned continuation now captures the run's abort signal and returns without writing ended or live once the run is torn down, so a close() or disable that races the picker can no longer be overwritten by a late rejection or a late stream. The release cleanup still stops a stream that resolves after close.
Corrected the video constraint doc: the video JSDoc now says false makes the picker fail, matching getDisplayMedia, which requires video and cannot capture audio only.
The guards are consistent with Effect.race, which resolves undefined on teardown rather than rejecting, so both the resolve and reject paths are covered. I re-ran the touched suite (js/publish/src, 372 pass) and tsc --noEmit -p publish/tsconfig.json (clean).
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 0bb5f92 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: re-enqueued this pull request at 3e7fa52, at the back of the merge queue, with the land fixer's fix (codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort): Merged base and replaced the dangling completed-quest link with its PR URL; ran just ci base and git diff --check successfully..
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Actionable comments posted: 4
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @js/publish/src/audio/encoder.ts:
- Around line 638-646: Update the missing-config branch in the `#held` catalog
flow so a capture format release after unmute still retains the prior rendition
as disabled. Preserve the held state while `config` is absent, use `slot.last`
for the catalog entry, and keep clearing `#held` when a config becomes
available.
Review comments at @js/publish/src/source/screen.ts:
- Around line 132-136: Update the NotAllowedError handling that builds ScreenEnd
so it does not classify every such rejection as dismissed. Preserve the error in
the error outcome for permission or policy failures, and classify a rejection as
dismissed only when the available context can establish that the user dismissed
the picker; do not assume an unavailable distinction.
- Around line 42-45: Update the publish UI handling of Screen.out.state so a
dismissed picker or stopped share clears the stale Screen selection and allows
selecting Screen again to reopen the picker, without requiring users to select
Off first.
Review comments at @js/publish/src/video/encoder.ts:
- Around line 684-687: Update the recovery path around the #coded and #target
values to probe the current capture size when the previous ceiling fails, then
publish the accepted ceiling on the replacement track. Preserve the existing
disabled behavior when the current size is not accepted.
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If capture releases its format just after unmute, #held can already be false. The rendition then disappears from the catalog until capture reopens, rather than remaining listed as disabled. Keep the release history across this transition.
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Review comment at @js/publish/src/audio/encoder.ts around lines 638 - 646:
Update the missing-config branch in the `#held` catalog flow so a capture format
release after unmute still retains the prior rendition as disabled. Preserve the
held state while `config` is absent, use `slot.last` for the catalog entry, and
keep clearing `#held` when a config becomes available.
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printf'%s\n''--- UI center ---'
nl -ba js/publish/src/ui/components/center.ts
printf'%s\n''--- UI source tab ---'
nl -ba js/publish/src/ui/components/source-tab.ts | sed -n '1,160p'printf'%s\n''--- UI video and audio toggle ---'
nl -ba js/publish/src/ui/components/video-toggle.ts
nl -ba js/publish/src/ui/components/audio-toggle.ts
printf'%s\n''--- UI element and status ---'
nl -ba js/publish/src/ui/element.ts | sed -n '1,180p'
nl -ba js/publish/src/ui/components/status-badge.ts
printf'%s\n''--- element source path and properties ---'
nl -ba js/publish/src/element.ts | sed -n '425,470p;532,614p;650,705p'printf'%s\n''--- screen tests ---'
nl -ba js/publish/src/source/screen.test.ts | sed -n '65,165p'printf'%s\n''--- signal equality ---'
rg -n -F -e 'class Signal' -e 'set(value:' -- js/signals/src
printf'%s\n''--- parent screen / UI ---'
git show 9a47eb322ccc267e30e0052f8db33c2cf207c5e4:js/publish/src/source/screen.ts | nl -ba | sed -n '50,165p'
git show 9a47eb322ccc267e30e0052f8db33c2cf207c5e4:js/publish/src/ui/components/source-tab.ts | nl -ba | sed -n '1,65p'
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nl -ba js/signals/src/index.ts | sed -n '55,125p'printf'\n--- base element capture gating and source branch ---\n'
git show 9a47eb322ccc267e30e0052f8db33c2cf207c5e4:js/publish/src/element.ts | nl -ba | sed -n '250,275p;515,595p;630,670p'printf'\n--- base source-trigger run ---\n'
git show 9a47eb322ccc267e30e0052f8db33c2cf207c5e4:js/publish/src/element.ts | rg -n -F -e 'this.signals.run(this.#runSource.bind(this))' -e 'source: new Signal' -e 'capture: new Signal'
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Handle ended screen shares in the publish UI.
When the picker is dismissed or browser sharing stops, the UI keeps Screen selected. Selecting Screen again does not reopen the picker. Handle Screen.out.state so users can restart sharing without first selecting Off.
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Review comment at @js/publish/src/source/screen.ts around lines 42 - 45:
Update the publish UI handling of Screen.out.state so a dismissed picker or
stopped share clears the stale Screen selection and allows selecting Screen
again to reopen the picker, without requiring users to select Off first.
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When Permissions Policy blocks display capture, getDisplayMedia rejects with NotAllowedError without opening a picker. This branch reports dismissed and discards the error. Preserve the error and avoid attributing every NotAllowedError to user dismissal.
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Review comment at @js/publish/src/source/screen.ts around lines 132 - 136:
Update the NotAllowedError handling that builds ScreenEnd so it does not
classify every such rejection as dismissed. Preserve the error in the error
outcome for permission or policy failures, and classify a rejection as dismissed
only when the available context can establish that the user dismissed the
picker; do not assume an unavailable distinction.
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rg -n '(^|[[:space:]])(set|cleanup|run|spawn)\(' js/signals/src/index.ts
nl -ba js/signals/src/index.ts | sed -n '608,900p'
nl -ba js/publish/src/broadcast.ts | sed -n '240,330p'
nl -ba js/publish/src/broadcast.ts | sed -n '500,580p'
nl -ba js/publish/src/broadcast.test.ts | sed -n '615,710p'
rg -n -F -e 'codedWidth' -e 'codedHeight' -- js/publish/src/catalog.ts js/hang/src/catalog/video.ts
nl -ba js/hang/src/catalog/video.ts | sed -n '110,165p'
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Retry the current size when the old ceiling fails.
If the capture has shrunk and the old ceiling no longer probes successfully after an encoder failure, recovery never tries the smaller size. The rendition can remain disabled even when that size works. On recovery, probe the current size and publish its accepted ceiling on the replacement track.
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Review comment at @js/publish/src/video/encoder.ts around lines 684 - 687:
Update the recovery path around the #coded and #target values to probe the
current capture size when the previous ceiling fails, then publish the accepted
ceiling on the replacement track. Preserve the existing disabled behavior when
the current size is not accepted.
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Finishes quest/m1/explicit-state/publish-capture.md (part of the explicit-state epic).
Summary
Each capture lifecycle in
@moq/publish,@moq/room, the elements, and moq-boy is now one explicit state, and what gets advertised comes from that state.js/publish/src/source/screen.ts):out.stateisoff | prompting | live(media) | ended(stopped | dismissed | error).out.sourceis derived from it. Before this change, a rejectedgetDisplayMediawas swallowed: a dismissed picker looked like one still prompting, and a later edit toshare.video/share.audioopened the picker again outside a user gesture (reproduced). Now each enable opens exactly one picker, and the constraints are read when the picker opens instead of being tracked. An ended share keeps its reason until the next enable.js/room/src/local.ts):screenEnabledturns off whenever the share ends, including when the picker is dismissed or errors. Before, it only turned off after a share that had been live (reproduced).share.out.statesays why.js/publish/src/audio/encoder.ts):#pausedand#mutedare now a single#heldlatch, and whether the held config reads as enabled depends only on the current knobs. Before, withcapture="release", the sequence mute, unmute, failed reopen left the rendition advertised as enabled (reproduced). Now it readsenabled: falseuntil the capture reopens, which matches video's#paused.js/moq-boy/src/game.ts): a command sent while disconnected is dropped. Before, it dialed and replayed on reconnect (reproduced). Losing the connection drops pending input, and each command is consumed once written.retry.ts: the budget is nowtrying { failures, delay, wait? } | spent { error }instead of the#failures = LIMIT + 1sentinel. The internalterminal()was folded intorejected().video/encoder.ts:#runCodecdrops the probe on failure, so recovery waits on a fresh probe instead of resolving the probe that may have failed.<moq-publish>,<moq-watch>and<moq-boy>: one#update()decides whether the connection runs, called synchronously wherever connection to the document or an attribute's validity changes.connection.enabledis a smallEnabledSignal that keeps what the page wants (its writes) apart from whether the element can run (#update), and reads as on only while both hold.<moq-publish>'sannouncegetter andcontrols.announceareAnnounceMode, and an invalidannounceattribute suspends the element through#invalidlike any other attribute.connection.enabled = falsewas overwritten when an invalid path was corrected, and even by a valid path edit, because its effect rewroteenabledon every change. It now follows the rule below.Decisions
<moq-boy>did). If a page setsel.connection.enabled = false, a later fix of an invalid attribute does not turn the element back on. This keeps moq-dev/moq#6904's guarantee for<moq-publish>and<moq-watch>, and<moq-boy>now follows it too. Without an explicit disable, invalid -> fixed still recovers.Choices made without asking
The page's disable also outlives a move. Removing and re-adding the element no longer re-enables a connection the page turned off, since the same rule covers both. Before,
connectedCallbackturned it back on.A page's enable waits for the element. Since
connection.enabledreads as the page's wish and the element's gate together, a page writingtruewhile an attribute is invalid or the element is detached takes effect once the element can run, rather than connecting a suspended element as on main.Recomputed synchronously, not in an effect. The earlier head of this PR derived
enabledin a deferred effect. That broke four cases intest/interop/clients/js/publish-ui.browser.ts, which CI doesn't run: a page's write right afterappend()was overwritten, and a refused attribute had not suspended the element by the time its setter threw. The suite passes 17/17 now.Dismissed vs. error is decided by
DOMException.name === "NotAllowedError". That is the only way the spec reports a refused or dismissed picker, so the quest's three reasons can't be told apart otherwise. Theerrorvariant carries theError.Screen constraints are read when the picker opens. Before, they were tracked live, so an edit re-prompted even mid-share.
applyConstraintson the live track was not added, because nothing needs it.Release-mode unmute shows
enabled: falsein the catalog until the microphone reopens. That costs one extra catalog update per unmute withcapture="release". Hold mode is unchanged. The quest named video'senabled: falseas the correct behavior.Left as is after the sweep:
broadcast.ts: each branch reads the track's own name andclosedstate, and producers only ever abort with a cause, so I found no reachable invalid combination.previewTranscode.#active: a failure is read from the codec's ownstate, and the next config notification rebuilds the transcoder.Restructuring either one would add churn and fix no bug.
Impact
@moq/publish(additive):Source.ScreenStateandSource.ScreenEndtypes, andScreen.out.state.@moq/publish(breaking!): theScreenOutput.sourcetype is now aGetterinstead of aSignal.screen.out.sourcewas already read-only throughReadonlys, so only code that names theScreenOutputtype itself notices.@moq/publishelement (breaking!): theannouncegetter andcontrols.announceare nowAnnounceMode, withoutundefined. Migration: stop checking forundefined. An invalidannounceattribute now suspends the element like any other invalid attribute.<moq-publish>,<moq-watch>and<moq-boy>keep a page'sconnection.enabled = falseacross a corrected attribute and a move.Caused by
getDisplayMediarejection (pending.catch(() => undefined)).screenEnabledonly after a share that had been live (wasLive).#mutedlatch, which survived an unmute.Tests
js/publish/src/element.test.tsandjs/moq-boy/src/element.test.tscheck disable, invalid attribute, fix, still disabled (and still disabled after a move, for publish), a disable written while already suspended (the round 1 finding), plus the plain invalid -> fixed recovery. The browser case inpublish-ui.browser.tsnow waits out effects between steps, so it can't pass on a stale read.local.test.tsresets its sharedsources/encodersper test, so the encoder count is exact again (pullfrog's note).screen.test.ts(dismissed, error, user stopped, dead on arrival, constraint edits),room/local.test.ts(a dismissed picker turns sharing off), the audio release-mode unmute inaudio/encoder.test.ts, and moq-boy's offline command.just checkandjust cipass locally, andpublish-ui.browser.tspasses 17/17.Suggested follow-ups
applyConstraints: drop it, since no consumer edits them mid-share.Models
Size: M
Implementer: Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5, high effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort (iterate, S)
Writer: Claude Opus 5.5 (high); reviewer: gpt-6.1-sol (xhigh)
Review
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort:
Merged base and replaced the dangling completed-quest link with its PR URL; ran just ci base and git diff --check successfully.(head 3e7fa52)Rewritten by
quest reviewafter each round.01a1bbeb-a6e5-72e3-8ec0-cb1833207f6b, round 3The incremental change correctly prevents late picker results from overwriting screen-capture cleanup state, with no new issues found by code inspection.