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fix(ffi): FFI handles hold one lifecycle state each - #8264
Several moq-ffi and moq-c handles spread one lifecycle over several locks or Options, and each bug the quest listed reproduced on main:
Video follow across locks. In moq-ffi, MoqVideoProducer kept inner, reservation, and follow in three mutexes. write() released inner before follow_track, so a finish() on another thread could run in between and leave a reservation claimed on a finished track. moq-c's follow_grant split the same state over three lock acquisitions.
Disable order. Both crates' encoder apply(Disabled) took the encoder before a fallible discontinuity(). A failure there left the catalog saying the rendition was enabled while its frames were dropped.
Background after shutdown.Option<Consumer<Option<Result>>> encoded five states. check() read "dropped without a result" as Ok, but finished() read it as Cancelled. So after moq_ffi_shutdown, a synchronous call such as MoqBroadcastRequest::route still succeeded on a dead driver. moq-c mapped the same case to Panic.
One-shot request handles. The track, broadcast, datagram, socket, and server requests and media's Requested target were each a Mutex<Option<Request>>, taken before validation or before an await. That had three effects:
A failed answer looked the same as a successful one.
A failed media import left nothing to report.
After an answer, some handles returned Closed and others AlreadyResponded.
Reproduced on the base (each test failed there and passes here):
Bug
Test
finish between a write and its follow leaves a claim (moq-ffi)
Video (both crates). The track's reservation, its allocator, and its follower thread move into one Following value inside the producer's state, under the producer's one lock. Details:
write() (moq-ffi) and publish_frame() (moq-c) re-follow inside the same lock when a decoder change moves the track.
finish() and abort() drop the reservation with the state.
Each follower holds a Weak to its own reservation. It applies a grant only while the producer still holds that reservation, so a follower whose claim has moved on does nothing.
Joining the old follower thread happens after the lock is released, since the follower takes that lock to apply a grant.
Disable.apply(Disabled) sets the catalog disabled first. Only then does it drain the encoder and mark the discontinuity, so a failure leaves the catalog and the encoder agreeing.
Background. Every reader goes through one Completion { Detached, Running, Done(Result), Dropped }. check(), finished(), and poll_failed() all read Dropped as Cancelled (moq-c: moq_net::Error::Cancel).
Requests. A new crate-private OneShot<T> in rs/moq-ffi/src/ffi.rs holds Pending(T) | Taken | Answered | Failed(MoqError) under one lock:
peek reads a pending request.
answer consumes it and records how the answer went.
take hands back the request with an Answering guard for async answers (socket and server accept). An answer cancelled mid-await, or a panic, records Failed(Cancelled) or the panic instead of losing the request.
Validation that can fail before the request is consumed runs first and leaves it pending. That covers accept's track info and route's driver check.
Media's MoqMediaTarget::import answers a Requested target through the same path.
What remains of the quest (the Task<T>, MoqServer, keep, and moq-c id sweeps, plus the wrappers) stays in the quest file. MoqConnectionState breaks every binding, so, as the quest item recorded, it moves to a new m2 quest, connection-state-phases.
Impact
There are no signature changes to the UniFFI surface or the C ABI. The UniFFI checksums change with the edited docs, so the Dart bindings are regenerated. The behavior changes, seen through every binding:
Answered requests report AlreadyResponded. Any call on a track, broadcast, datagram, socket, or server request after accept or reject now returns AlreadyResponded. Track, broadcast, datagram, and socket requests returned Closed here before; server requests already returned AlreadyResponded. Migration: code that matched Closed after answering a request matches AlreadyResponded instead. The Go wrapper's test and ErrAlreadyResponded doc and the Python socket test are updated.
A failed answer is reported. After a failed answer (for example a media import whose init fails with Codec), later calls return that error, not Closed.
Validation leaves the request pending. An answer whose validation fails before the request is consumed (an invalid track info in accept) leaves the request pending, so it can still be answered.
Calls after shutdown return Cancelled. After moq_ffi_shutdown, synchronous calls that need a dead background driver (MoqBroadcastRequest::route and serve, MoqOriginProducer::route) return Cancelled instead of succeeding. The moq_ffi_shutdown doc says so.
moq-c. A Background dropped without a result reports Cancel, not Panic. moq_encode_video_frame re-follows a moved track's grant in the same lock.
Wire. None. just test interop --all passes.
moq-mux: adds rate::Follower::assume(Target), so a follower can start from the sender's current state (additive); a sender assumed above the ceiling is lowered to it. A rendition moved to a new track by a decoder identity change, including through a disable drain, now keeps its claim and resumes from its encoder's recorded target in moq-ffi and moq-c.
Alternatives
One Mutex<enum { Open { .., follow }, Closed }> per video producer, as the quest suggested. Both crates already keep an Option<VideoProducer> / Shared<VideoEncoder> whose None is the closed state. Putting Following inside it gives the same one-lock guarantee without a new wrapper enum.
Generation counters for the follower instead of a Weak reservation. The Weak is the identity itself. It keeps the allocation alive, so it can't be confused with a later reservation at the same address, and it needs no extra field.
Keeping Closed after an answer for the handles that used it. That kept the inconsistency the quest asked to remove. AlreadyResponded already existed and is the specific error.
Restoring the request after a failed media import. The importer consumed the moq_net::track::Request, so there is nothing left to restore. Recording the failure is the honest state.
Choices made without asking
An answer cancelled mid-await or dropped records Cancelled, and a panic records the panic error.
The disable sets the catalog first and treats a failed drain as a warning, as before.
applied (the follower's last applied rate) is untouched, because moq-dev/moq#8253 changes it.
moq-c's follow race (a finish inside follow_grant's three acquisitions) has no direct reproduction, since it needs an interleaving inside one call. The single-lock design removes it, and a_resume_onto_a_new_level_reserves_on_the_new_track now checks that finish drops the claim.
Slice: this PR fixes every reproduced bug plus the request handle sweep. The no-bug sweeps and wrappers stay in the quest, to keep this reviewable and clear of the concurrent api-shape/native and no-sentinels work.
Decisions
✅ Answered requests returning AlreadyResponded instead of Closed stay a fix: the title has no ! (rejected: mark it breaking). Decided 2026-11-08 (maintainer).
✅ connection-state-phases reshapes Rust's Observation together with MoqConnectionState, one phase per value in both (rejected: reshape only the binding records). Decided 2026-11-08 (maintainer); recorded in the quest file, which is now listed in quest/m2/README.md.
A write that switches the track and then fails to publish still moves the claim to the new track, in both moq-ffi and moq-c (from review).
✅ Follower::assume records the sender's actual rate, so the follower's next update lowers a sender above the ceiling to it, even from inside the deadband (rejected: document a within-ceiling precondition; merge as is). Decided 2026-11-08 (maintainer).
Overlapping PRs
moq-dev/moq#8253 edits rs/moq-ffi/src/video.rs (applied) and test.rs. The hunks should merge textually.
moq-dev/moq#8063 edits MoqBroadcastRequest docs and the dynamic_broadcast_request test lines next to this PR's. Expect small conflicts.
moq-dev/moq#7916 (draft) edits rs/moq-ffi/src/media.rs away from MoqMediaTarget.
Any branch that regenerates dart/moq_ffi/lib/src/moq.dart conflicts there. Regenerate with just dart generate.
Follow-ups
None beyond the quest's remaining sweep and the new m2 quest, both already in the tree.
Caused by
moq-dev/moq#7110 - added the track move with follow_track / follow_grant re-following outside the producer's lock, across separate reservation and follower mutexes
moq-dev/moq#6781 - took the encoder before the fallible discontinuity() and set the catalog disabled last
moq-dev/moq#5562 - Background::check read a dropped driver as Ok while finished read it as Cancelled
The Mutex<Option<Request>> request handles are as old as the handles themselves; no single PR caused them.
Validation
just check origin/main passes: the moq-ffi and moq-c Rust tests (518 passed) and the Python, Go, Kotlin JVM, Dart, C, and C++ binding tests. Swift is skipped on Linux.
just test interop --all passes.
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Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh effort
Review
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort: Merged base and followed its Producer::with_track to Producer::new rename in two tests; ran just ci base (all selected checks passed) and git diff --check. (head c5a7fd0)
Score: 10/10, The fix preserves the actual assumed rate and forces reductions above the ceiling, including within the deadband, with no new issues found in the incremental diff.
Fixed: medium, rs/moq-mux/src/rate.rs:454: Preserve the actual rate when assuming an over-ceiling sender; rs/moq-mux/src/rate.rs:457 now preserves the assumed rate, and the suppression check at line 335 permits reductions above policy.max; the added regression test covers both 4 Mbps and 2.05 Mbps under a 2 Mbps ceiling.
The video producer's track, bandwidth claim, and follower live in one
state under one lock; a failed disable leaves the catalog and encoder
agreeing; a driver dropped by shutdown reads Cancelled to sync calls;
one-shot requests answer once and report a failed answer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The encoder's track, reservation, and follower live in one Following
value under the encoder's lock, so a finish can't leave a claim behind
and a moved track re-follows from the frame that moved it. A disable
sets the catalog before draining the encoder. A Background dropped
without a result reads as Cancel everywhere instead of Panic.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…te to m2
The video follow, Background, and request handle fixes are done. What
remains is the Task, MoqServer, keep, and moq-c id sweep plus the
wrappers. MoqConnectionState breaks every binding, so it becomes its own
m2 quest as the item recorded.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Checked one-shot request consumption and failure/cancellation recording, validation before consumption, background shutdown outcomes, and both video implementations' reservation ownership, stale-follower checks, finish/abort ordering, and disable failure handling. The added regression tests and binding expectations align with the intended behavior changes.
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The changes add shared completion classification to the C and FFI background APIs and introduce OneShot state for FFI request handling. They update video bandwidth-following state in the C and FFI producers, including claim migration and release during producer operations. Tests and wrapper expectations now check AlreadyResponded and cancellation outcomes. Quest documents and Dart checksum values are also updated.
Merge Risk: Low · up to d63f8
The lifecycle changes retain a narrow error-reporting inconsistency: invalid route options can mask an answered request's terminal result. Merge risk is low, with this correction suitable for bounded follow-up.
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rs/moq-ffi/src/video.rs: 2
634-634: Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
Claim migration only runs after producer.write(frame)? succeeds. If publishing changes decoder identity and then fails while publishing the new track's output, the producer can retain a reservation and follower for the old track. The C implementation has the same success-only ordering around self.producer.publish(&encoded)?.
Subsequent writes can leave bandwidth allocation attached to the ended track, preventing correct adaptation of the new rendition.
This can occur when: A resumed encoder emits a new decoder identity, and publishing fails after the underlying producer has switched to the newly named track.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-ffi/src/video.rs at line 634:
Update the `self.with` producer-write flow so decoder identity migration runs
when publishing switches to a new track, even if publishing that track’s output
fails; preserve propagation of the publish error. Apply the equivalent ordering
to the C producer publish flow so the old track’s reservation and follower are
not retained after a switch.
1605-1609: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Test rate adaptation after claim migration.
After the track moves, change its grant and assert that the replacement follower applies the new rate. Also test that the old follower cannot apply a pending target. The current assertions check reservation identity and cleanup, so they can pass without testing either behavior.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-ffi/src/video.rs around lines 1605 - 1609:
Extend the claim-migration test around track demand and reservation identity to
verify rate adaptation: after migration, change the grant and assert the
replacement follower applies the new rate, then verify the old follower cannot
apply a pending target. Keep the existing reservation-identity and cleanup
assertions.
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- Around line 3164-3167: Update the test assertion for rejected and later to
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Review comments at @rs/moq-ffi/src/video.rs:
- Line 634: Update the `self.with` producer-write flow so decoder identity
migration runs when publishing switches to a new track, even if publishing that
track’s output fails; preserve propagation of the publish error. Apply the
equivalent ordering to the C producer publish flow so the old track’s
reservation and follower are not retained after a switch.
- Around line 1605-1609: Extend the claim-migration test around track demand and
reservation identity to verify rate adaptation: after migration, change the
grant and assert the replacement follower applies the new rate, then verify the
old follower cannot apply a pending target. Keep the existing
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The one-state redesign holds up. VideoProducer now carries Following (allocator, lower, reservation, follower) inside the inner lock, so a decoder-identity move, a finish, and an abort all replace or drop the claim in one step; Follow::stop runs only after the lock is released. The same shape lands in moq-c's VideoEncoder, and OneShot gives every request handle one atomic pending/taken/answered/failed state with Answering's drop reporting a panic or cancellation. The Background completion enum makes check, finished, and poll_failed agree on Detached, Running, Done, and Dropped, so a dropped driver reads Cancelled everywhere. I could not construct a broken interleaving in the claim/follower move, and the new tests cover the move, the failed disable, and the dropped background.
One finding: the new quest/m2/connection-state-phases.md is not linked from quest/m2/README.md's Plan list, so it is the only top-level m2 quest file missing from the milestone index. The inline comment names the fix.
A write whose decoder identity change switched the track and then failed
to publish left the reservation and follower on the ended track, in both
moq-ffi and moq-c. The claim now moves before the publish error returns.
Also records the maintainer's decision to reshape Observation together with
MoqConnectionState, lists that quest in the m2 index, and checks the saved
failure's reason in the request test.
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Line 634 (claim migration only after a successful publish): agreed and fixed in d63f86d for both moq-ffi's write and moq-c's publish_frame. The claim moves to the new track before the publish error returns.
Lines 1605-1609 (test rate adaptation after the move): declined. A follower applies a grant only while the producer still holds its Weak reservation, which the existing test checks by identity; asserting the applied rate adds timing-dependent waits on the follower thread without covering another code path.
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Reviewed d63f86d incrementally from d3f4b24, accounting for the main merge. No new actionable findings.
The FFI and C video paths now reattach the claim after a track switch even when publishing returns an error. The FFI still stops the old follower outside the producer lock and preserves the write error; C likewise propagates the publish error after re-following. Also checked the stronger saved-error assertion and the indexed connection-state follow-up. The previously reviewed lifecycle design remains intact.
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Review comments at @rs/moq-c/src/video.rs:
- Around line 631-634: Update the disable-drain replacement paths in the video
producer flow so a decoder identity change migrates the claim to the replacement
track, including both disable paths. Preserve the follower’s disabled state
during migration, and ensure it no longer reads the ended track’s reservation;
locate the relevant logic around the demand-name comparison and `follow_grant`.
Review comments at @rs/moq-ffi/src/origin.rs:
- Around line 585-589: Update the `inner.answer` closure in `MoqRoute::exact` to
propagate errors from `request.route(options)` before calling
`self.driver.check()`. Keep the driver validation for successful pending
requests, so terminal request errors such as `AlreadyResponded` take precedence
without skipping validation.
Review comments at @rs/moq-ffi/src/video.rs:
- Around line 645-648: Update the follower migration around Following::start so
the replacement follower retains the current applied rate and corrects it when
the available grant differs, rather than assuming the ceiling is already
applied. Apply the same behavior to the corresponding follower-migration logic
in moq-c.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the commits since the prior pullfrog review (d3f4b24), which add the failed-publish claim move plus quest and test updates:
Failed publish still moves the claim (moq-ffi).MoqVideoProducer::write captures the write error instead of propagating it immediately, moves Following onto the newly named track under the same lock, then returns written.and(stopped) after stopping the replaced follower outside the lock.
Failed publish still moves the claim (moq-c).VideoEncoder::publish_frame defers the publish result, calls follow_grant when the track name changed, and only then returns Ok(published?).
Saved failure reason asserted.a_track_request_reports_its_answer now compares later's full debug output with the original import failure, so the saved error's reason is checked, not just its variant.
m2 index and decision recorded.quest/m2/README.md now lists connection-state-phases.md, and that quest records the maintainer decision to reshape moq_tokio::connection::Observation together with MoqConnectionState.
I checked the ordering premise for the new branch: the track name only changes once container::Producer::reconfigure has finished the old track, so a publish error after the move leaves the claim pointing at an ended track unless it is moved. The replacement drops the old reservation and stops the old follower exactly once, and I could not construct a leak, deadlock, or stale-claim interleaving. The superseded review thread (missing m2 index link) is fixed.
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The FFI and C producers now record the actual encoder target and initialize replacement followers from it, including disabled state. Disable-drain track changes move the reservation under the same producer lock; the FFI follower detaches itself rather than joining itself. Checked the new Follower::assume path against grant refeeding, ramp deadlines, and the regression test: enabled targets anchor the ramp at the current time while disabled targets retain the existing resume logic.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the two commits since the prior pullfrog review (d63f86d), which make a claim moved to a new track resume at the encoder's real rate and let a disable drain carry the claim with it:
Follower::assume in moq-mux. A follower can start from a sender's recorded target instead of Policy::max, clamping to the policy ceiling, anchoring the ramp at the move and refeeding the current grant on its next poll. The new test asserts a multi-step climb to a full grant and a disabled sender resuming.
Recorded encoder target (moq-ffi, moq-c). A new target field mirrors what the encoder produces; set_ceiling/publish_bitrate, both apply branches (including the reopen that tolerates BitrateUnsupported), and the disable drain write it under the producer lock. A replacement follower snapshots it, so a claim moved by a decoder identity change no longer assumes the ceiling.
A disable drain moves the claim. Both follower loops now call the extracted follow_track after a retune, so drain output carrying a new decoder identity moves the reservation and follower. The replaced follower is the running task itself, so moq-ffi detaches it and moq-c stops it through the dropped _stop; neither takes the producer lock while exiting.
applied folded into target.MoqVideoProducer's AtomicU64 is gone and the test-only applied_bitrate reads the recorded target (0 while disabled).
I traced the replacement-follower lifecycle through write/publish_frame, set_bitrate, finish, and abort in both crates and could not construct a deadlock, lost reservation, double-follow, or lost disable/resume; the reservation-identity check under the second lock keeps a stale follower from applying. Static review only — builds and tests were not run here.
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Keeping the actual assumed rate lets the next grant evaluation request a real reduction rather than treating the encoder as already capped. Exempting above-ceiling targets from the deadband also covers small overshoots. Checked this against downward updates, failed-change retry state, grant refeeding, and the regression cases for both large and within-deadband overshoots; ordinary below-ceiling hysteresis remains unchanged.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the commit since the prior pullfrog review (faf4a70), which stops the follower's deadband from masking a sender assumed above its ceiling:
Follower::assume records the actual rate. The rate.min(policy.max) clamp is gone, so a moved rendition's follower starts from what the encoder really produces instead of pre-lowering the internal target to the ceiling.
Over-ceiling targets bypass the deadband.Control::update now suppresses a move only while target <= policy.max (!over), so an assumed target above the ceiling drops to the clamped estimate on the next grant even when the drop is inside the 5% band.
Regression test.an_assumed_target_above_the_ceiling_comes_down checks both a far-over (4 Mbps) and a just-over (2.05 Mbps) assumed rate against an unchanged 2 Mbps grant, covering the band-sized case the old clamp silently swallowed.
I traced the arithmetic: desired is clamped to policy.max, so while target > policy.max the attack branch yields next = desired <= policy.max, settling is false, and the bypass cannot produce a raise; once the drop lands, over is false and hysteresis resumes. Follower exposes no over-ceiling target, so the over value only drives the correction and never reaches the encoder. Static review only — builds and tests were not run here.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 1655a94 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 c5a7fd0, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with the land fixer's fix (codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort): Merged base and followed its Producer::with_track to Producer::new rename in two tests; ran just ci base (all selected checks passed) and git diff --check..
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Claims quest/m1/explicit-state/ffi-state.md.
Problem
Several moq-ffi and moq-c handles spread one lifecycle over several locks or
Options, and each bug the quest listed reproduced onmain:MoqVideoProducerkeptinner,reservation, andfollowin three mutexes.write()releasedinnerbeforefollow_track, so afinish()on another thread could run in between and leave a reservation claimed on a finished track. moq-c'sfollow_grantsplit the same state over three lock acquisitions.apply(Disabled)took the encoder before a falliblediscontinuity(). A failure there left the catalog saying the rendition was enabled while its frames were dropped.Backgroundafter shutdown.Option<Consumer<Option<Result>>>encoded five states.check()read "dropped without a result" asOk, butfinished()read it asCancelled. So aftermoq_ffi_shutdown, a synchronous call such asMoqBroadcastRequest::routestill succeeded on a dead driver. moq-c mapped the same case toPanic.Requestedtarget were each aMutex<Option<Request>>, taken before validation or before an await. That had three effects:Closedand othersAlreadyResponded.Reproduced on the base (each test failed there and passes here):
video::finish_tests::a_moved_claim_follows_its_track_and_ends_with_itvideo::finish_tests::(moq-ffi) andvideo::tests::(moq-c)a_failed_disable_leaves_the_catalog_and_encoder_agreeingtest::shutdown_cancels_and_drops_cleanlytest::a_track_request_reports_its_answerBackgroundasPanicin one place andOkin anotherffi::tests::a_dropped_background_reads_cancelled_everywhereApproach
Followingvalue inside the producer's state, under the producer's one lock. Details:write()(moq-ffi) andpublish_frame()(moq-c) re-follow inside the same lock when a decoder change moves the track.finish()andabort()drop the reservation with the state.Weakto its own reservation. It applies a grant only while the producer still holds that reservation, so a follower whose claim has moved on does nothing.apply(Disabled)sets the catalog disabled first. Only then does it drain the encoder and mark the discontinuity, so a failure leaves the catalog and the encoder agreeing.Background. Every reader goes through oneCompletion { Detached, Running, Done(Result), Dropped }.check(),finished(), andpoll_failed()all readDroppedasCancelled(moq-c:moq_net::Error::Cancel).OneShot<T>inrs/moq-ffi/src/ffi.rsholdsPending(T) | Taken | Answered | Failed(MoqError)under one lock:peekreads a pending request.answerconsumes it and records how the answer went.takehands back the request with anAnsweringguard for async answers (socket and server accept). An answer cancelled mid-await, or a panic, recordsFailed(Cancelled)or the panic instead of losing the request.accept's track info and route's driver check.MoqMediaTarget::importanswers aRequestedtarget through the same path.What remains of the quest (the
Task<T>,MoqServer,keep, and moq-c id sweeps, plus the wrappers) stays in the quest file.MoqConnectionStatebreaks every binding, so, as the quest item recorded, it moves to a new m2 quest, connection-state-phases.Impact
There are no signature changes to the UniFFI surface or the C ABI. The UniFFI checksums change with the edited docs, so the Dart bindings are regenerated. The behavior changes, seen through every binding:
Answered requests report
AlreadyResponded. Any call on a track, broadcast, datagram, socket, or server request afteracceptorrejectnow returnsAlreadyResponded. Track, broadcast, datagram, and socket requests returnedClosedhere before; server requests already returnedAlreadyResponded. Migration: code that matchedClosedafter answering a request matchesAlreadyRespondedinstead. The Go wrapper's test andErrAlreadyRespondeddoc and the Python socket test are updated.A failed answer is reported. After a failed answer (for example a media import whose init fails with
Codec), later calls return that error, notClosed.Validation leaves the request pending. An answer whose validation fails before the request is consumed (an invalid track info in
accept) leaves the request pending, so it can still be answered.Calls after shutdown return
Cancelled. Aftermoq_ffi_shutdown, synchronous calls that need a dead background driver (MoqBroadcastRequest::routeandserve,MoqOriginProducer::route) returnCancelledinstead of succeeding. Themoq_ffi_shutdowndoc says so.moq-c. A
Backgrounddropped without a result reportsCancel, notPanic.moq_encode_video_framere-follows a moved track's grant in the same lock.Wire. None.
just test interop --allpasses.moq-mux: addsrate::Follower::assume(Target), so a follower can start from the sender's current state (additive); a sender assumed above the ceiling is lowered to it. A rendition moved to a new track by a decoder identity change, including through a disable drain, now keeps its claim and resumes from its encoder's recorded target in moq-ffi and moq-c.Alternatives
Mutex<enum { Open { .., follow }, Closed }>per video producer, as the quest suggested. Both crates already keep anOption<VideoProducer>/Shared<VideoEncoder>whoseNoneis the closed state. PuttingFollowinginside it gives the same one-lock guarantee without a new wrapper enum.Weakreservation. TheWeakis the identity itself. It keeps the allocation alive, so it can't be confused with a later reservation at the same address, and it needs no extra field.Closedafter an answer for the handles that used it. That kept the inconsistency the quest asked to remove.AlreadyRespondedalready existed and is the specific error.moq_net::track::Request, so there is nothing left to restore. Recording the failure is the honest state.Choices made without asking
Cancelled, and a panic records the panic error.applied(the follower's last applied rate) is untouched, because moq-dev/moq#8253 changes it.follow_grant's three acquisitions) has no direct reproduction, since it needs an interleaving inside one call. The single-lock design removes it, anda_resume_onto_a_new_level_reserves_on_the_new_tracknow checks that finish drops the claim.Decisions
AlreadyRespondedinstead ofClosedstay a fix: the title has no!(rejected: mark it breaking). Decided 2026-11-08 (maintainer).Observationtogether withMoqConnectionState, one phase per value in both (rejected: reshape only the binding records). Decided 2026-11-08 (maintainer); recorded in the quest file, which is now listed inquest/m2/README.md.Follower::assumerecords the sender's actual rate, so the follower's next update lowers a sender above the ceiling to it, even from inside the deadband (rejected: document a within-ceiling precondition; merge as is). Decided 2026-11-08 (maintainer).Overlapping PRs
rs/moq-ffi/src/video.rs(applied) andtest.rs. The hunks should merge textually.MoqBroadcastRequestdocs and thedynamic_broadcast_requesttest lines next to this PR's. Expect small conflicts.rs/moq-ffi/src/media.rsaway fromMoqMediaTarget.dart/moq_ffi/lib/src/moq.dartconflicts there. Regenerate withjust dart generate.Follow-ups
None beyond the quest's remaining sweep and the new m2 quest, both already in the tree.
Caused by
follow_track/follow_grantre-following outside the producer's lock, across separate reservation and follower mutexesdiscontinuity()and set the catalog disabled lastBackground::checkread a dropped driver asOkwhilefinishedread it asCancelledMutex<Option<Request>>request handles are as old as the handles themselves; no single PR caused them.Validation
just check origin/mainpasses: the moq-ffi and moq-c Rust tests (518 passed) and the Python, Go, Kotlin JVM, Dart, C, and C++ binding tests. Swift is skipped on Linux.just test interop --allpasses.Models
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Implementer: Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5, xhigh effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort (iterate, S)
Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh effort
Review
mechanical fix by codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort:
Merged base and followed its Producer::with_track to Producer::new rename in two tests; ran just ci base (all selected checks passed) and git diff --check.(head c5a7fd0)Rewritten by
quest reviewafter each round.01a1bc62-459b-74d1-8b73-6f7bf0a8ce23, round 3The fix preserves the actual assumed rate and forces reductions above the ceiling, including within the deadband, with no new issues found in the incremental diff.rs/moq-mux/src/rate.rs:454:Preserve the actual rate when assuming an over-ceiling sender;rs/moq-mux/src/rate.rs:457 now preserves the assumed rate, and the suppression check at line 335 permits reductions above policy.max; the added regression test covers both 4 Mbps and 2.05 Mbps under a 2 Mbps ceiling.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
(Written by Opus 5.5 with low effort)