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feat(moq-net,js/net,moq-ffi,moq-c)!: a route's role is its type - #8292
One Route type served both exact routes (origin.route(path)) and prefix routes (route_prefix). Calling a method meant for the other kind failed at runtime: Route::broadcast() panicked on a prefix route in Rust, threw in JS, and returned MoqError::Internal in moq-ffi, while requested() returned at once on an exact route. RouteInfo also had a public Default whose instance() panicked.
Approach
A route's role is now its type, in every language:
origin.route(path, options) returns a Route. It owns its broadcast (broadcast(), infallible everywhere) and has no requested().
origin.claim(prefix, options) (renamed from route_prefix / routePrefix) returns a Claim. It yields requests (requested()) and owns no broadcast.
Both have instance, announce, withdraw, is_announced (Rust, JS), set_cost, and set_auth (Rust, JS), plus cancel in the bindings.
Rust (moq-net): Route and Claim share a private RouteState (the advertisement and its control lock). Route holds its broadcast directly and Claim holds its request queue, so neither stores an Option that its accessors unwrap. Session-forwarded routes (Producer::forward) are Claims. RouteInfo::default() became a crate-private RouteInfo::new(). Production callers in moq-mux, hang, moq-relay, moq-archive, and moq-cli needed only the route_prefix → claim rename.
JS (@moq/net): Route holds its broadcast as a readonly field and Claim holds its request iterator, sharing one private control interface; the broadcast throw on a prefix route and the requested() no-op on an exact route are gone. Routes a session lands from a peer are Claims. Producer.claim (and Table.claim) replaces routePrefix; Request.route() still returns a Route.
moq-ffi: MoqRoute (exact) and a new MoqClaim. MoqOriginProducer::claim returns MoqClaim. MoqRoute::broadcast() no longer returns a Result.
C ABI (moq-c): moq_origin_route_prefix becomes moq_origin_claim, which returns a claim handle controlled by new moq_claim_instance, moq_claim_announce, moq_claim_withdraw, moq_claim_set_cost, and moq_claim_free. moq_route_* take only exact routes, kept in a separate slab.
let broadcast (non-throwing); no longer an AsyncSequence
AsyncSequence of BroadcastRequest, requested(), instance, announce, withdraw, setCost, cancel
claim(prefix:hidden:cost:instance:epoch:)
Kotlin
Route = MoqRoute
Claim = MoqClaim; requestedBroadcasts() flow moved here
claim(prefix, options)
Dart
MoqRoute (Flutter owns Route)
Claim = MoqClaim
claim(prefix:, options:)
C++ / C (generated)
broadcast() / moq_route_broadcast return the producer directly
Claim / moq_claim
generated claim
The OBS plugin and the Go, C++, and JS interop clients follow.
Decisions
✅ Shape: Split (rejected: single prefix Route, where route.broadcast(suffix) publishes under one prefix claim). Single prefix would have redesigned the origin table (exact routes become serving entries, sibling broadcasts share one instance, job routes answer requests differently) and given nothing to the common one-broadcast-per-route publisher. Maintainer, via /quest-complete.
✅ Rename the constructor route_prefix to claim, matching the Claim type it returns: origin.claim(prefix, options) in Rust, JS routePrefix → claim, C ABI moq_origin_route_prefix → moq_origin_claim, and the moq-ffi and wrapper equivalents (rejected: keep route_prefix). Maintainer, via /quest-complete.
Impact
Breaking, no wire change. Migration:
Rust: origin.route_prefix(prefix, options) → origin.claim(prefix, options), returning moq_net::origin::Claim instead of Route. Route loses requested() / poll_requested(), and RouteInfo no longer implements Default (applications receive one from an announcement and never build one). Route::broadcast() no longer panics.
JS: origin.routePrefix(prefix, options) → origin.claim(prefix, options), returning a Claim. Route loses requested(), and Route.broadcast no longer throws. Using a closed claim throws "claim is closed".
moq-ffi: MoqOriginProducer::route_prefix → claim, returning MoqClaim. MoqRoute::broadcast() is infallible and MoqRoute::requested() moved to MoqClaim.
C ABI: moq_origin_route_prefix → moq_origin_claim; control the returned claim with moq_claim_announce, moq_claim_withdraw, moq_claim_set_cost, moq_claim_instance, and free it with moq_claim_free (not moq_route_free).
Python: origin.route_prefix(...) → origin.claim(...), returning moq.Claim; iterate the claim, not a Route.
Go: origin.RoutePrefix → origin.Claim, returning *Claim; Route.Broadcast() returns no error.
Swift: routePrefix(...) → claim(...), returning Claim; Route.broadcast no longer throws.
Kotlin, Dart, C++, generated C: routePrefix / route_prefix → claim, returning Claim / MoqClaim; broadcast() no longer throws or returns a status.
Alternatives
Option-returning broadcast(): rejected in the quest, because every caller keeps a runtime check.
A shared Advertise trait for the methods Route and Claim have in common: not added, since no caller is generic over both.
Choices made without asking
moq-stats tests build their RouteInfo through the hidden moq_net::fuzz::route_info, which enables moq-net/fuzz in moq-stats' dev-dependencies, rather than going through a real announcement.
Dart keeps MoqRoute unaliased (Flutter owns Route) next to an aliased Claim, matching the existing rule in aliases.dart.
Kotlin renames MoqClaim.instance_id to instance, as it already did for MoqRoute.
Follow-ups
None.
Validation
On head 2f2da91762 (fb5e40c26c after it changes only a C doc sentence; this branch merged with main at 87e9e1c024; main has since gained only moq-dev/moq#8266, which merges cleanly):
just check (branch scope): every step passes (rs, js, py, go, kt, dart, cpp, c, obs, swift-format, quest, markdown, and the rest). Swift has no compiler on Linux, so only its format lint ran.
just test interop --all: all checks passed.
Before the merge, also: cargo test -p moq-net -p moq-ffi -p moq-c -p moq-net-tests --all-features, just rs check --workspace, just kt check, and js/net and js/watch bun test, all passing.
An earlier just check run hit moq-lite-05: a session close right after a datagram track's end keeps the end (js/net/src/lite/datagram-tracks.test.ts, untouched here) under host load; it passed 10 of 10 isolated runs, and main hardened it in moq-dev/moq#8321 and the follow-up cleanup now merged in. It passed on the merged head.
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort (iterate, L)
Score: 9/10, The documentation-only update accurately describes borrowed instance strings for both C handles, with no actionable findings; readiness remains pending CI confirmation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A route's role is its type
feat(moq-net)!: a route's role is its type (split prototype, awaiting the shape pick)
Nov 8, 2026
`route_prefix` becomes `claim`, returning a Claim with requested(); Route
keeps an infallible broadcast(). moq-ffi gains MoqClaim, the C ABI gains
moq_origin_claim and moq_claim_*, and every wrapper follows.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`routePrefix` becomes `claim`, returning a Claim with requested(); Route
owns its broadcast as a field and has no requested().
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(moq-net)!: a route's role is its type (split prototype, awaiting the shape pick)
feat(moq-net,js/net,moq-ffi,moq-c)!: a route's role is its type
Nov 9, 2026
This change splits prefix-based request handling from exact routes across the repository. Prefix APIs now use claim and claim types. Exact routes keep broadcast ownership, and many bindings now expose route broadcasts directly instead of fallible or wrapped accessors. The change updates FFI surfaces, wrappers, runtime types, tests, benchmarks, examples, and documentation. Rust test code also replaces many RouteInfo::default() constructions with explicit RouteInfo::new() or route_info([], 0, None) setup.
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Checked the Rust Route/Claim split, shared advertisement/control state, broadcast ownership and close callback, clone/drop order, claim request queues, instance lending and exact-route answers. Session-forwarded routes consistently become Claims, while RouteInfo construction is restricted internally. Also reviewed JS routing/wire controls and migrated callers, FFI/C handle ownership and cancellation, and Go/Python/Swift/Kotlin/Dart plus C/C++/OBS migrations.
Direction: separate exact-route and prefix-claim handles remove invalid operations without redesigning routing semantics; keep the existing lifecycle and instance-handoff regressions with this API break.
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ℹ️ No critical issues — one stale doc reference inline.
Reviewed changes
Rust moq-net split: Producer::claim replaces route_prefix and returns a new Claim. Route now owns its broadcast::Producer directly (infallible broadcast(), no requested()), while Claim owns the request ServeState and publishing Producer and has no broadcast. Both share a private Arc<RouteState> (advertisement plus one control lock) whose Drop retracts, so neither stores an Option an accessor must unwrap. Forwarded/session routes are Claims.
RouteInfo privacy: the public Default became crate-private RouteInfo::new(), making RouteInfo::instance()'s expect unreachable outside the crate (every field is already pub(crate)).
JS @moq/net: Producer.claim/Table.claim replace routePrefix; Route carries a readonly broadcast field, and a new Claim class carries requested() while sharing RouteControl through registerControl. Received/forwarded handles, wire.receive, and connection/forward.ts are Claims.
moq-ffi / moq-c / wrappers: MoqClaim plus MoqOriginProducer::claim; MoqRoute::broadcast is infallible and requested moved to MoqClaim. The hand-written C ABI splits exact routes and claims into separate slabs with moq_origin_claim and moq_claim_* accessors. Python, Go, Swift, Kotlin, Dart, C++/generated C, OBS, and the interop/drill clients follow.
Docs and quest: user docs renamed to the claim vocabulary, and the completed quest/m2/route-roles.md is deleted with its quest/m2/README.md entry.
I read the full rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs change as well (the supplied diff rendered it as binary). The drop ordering, hidden-claim retraction path (AnnounceProducer::retract closes a claim's ServeState through its table entry), and the RequestValidity::for_source move to Claim all check out; Route::update stayed crate-private, so no public surface is lost beyond the documented break.
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Reviewed head 2f2da91 incrementally from b29f346, separating inherited main changes. No new actionable findings in the merge adaptations.
Checked the Route/Claim migration against main's nested JavaScript instance options and Session type, Rust FFI OneShot resolution and renamed route constructor, Go Claim.All cancellation semantics, and Dart ClaimInstance forwarding. The binding and identity documentation remains consistent with these APIs.
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ℹ️ No new issues in the merge delta. Everything below is the main merge and its conflict resolutions; the earlier C doc-reference thread remains open, so this is not an approval.
Reviewed changes
Merged main (#8303) into the branch: 13 files conflicted and were resolved by hand (JS tests/benches, go/wrapper/origin.go, js/net/src/wire.ts, js/net/src/connection/forward.ts, rs/moq-ffi/src/origin.rs, two docs, dart/moq/lib/src/client.dart).
Adopted the new JS instance option shape: every origin.route/origin.claim call site now passes instance: { id, epoch }, and Producer.claim/#exact read options.instance?.id / .epoch.
Reconciled Go Claim.All: the rename kept Claim.All while taking main's per-call read cancel, so bridge.Seq(ctx, nil, c.Requested) ends the loop on context end and leaves the claim advertised, matching the doc text.
Reconciled moq-ffi request answering: MoqBroadcastRequest::route settles through main's OneShot::answer around the split's exact-route constructor MoqRoute::new, keeping the pre-answer driver check.
Split the Dart instance accessor: RouteInstance now documents the claim handoff, and a new ClaimInstance exposes instance() on MoqClaim; both delegate to the generated instanceId(), which the generated bindings still emit (the Kotlin-side rename is per-binding).
Updated wireOf overloads: origin.Route | origin.Claim share the internal Route view while main's Established → Session rename is kept.
I replayed the merge with git show --remerge-diff, so every manual resolution is accounted for rather than inferred from the tip; the JS call-site sweep, the generated Dart signatures, and OneShot's settle semantics all agree with the resolved code.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
This run reviewed the single commit added since the prior Pullfrog review at 2f2da91, and confirmed it resolves the one outstanding concern.
Corrected the C instance borrow note: doc/lib/c/index.md now names both moq_route_instance() and moq_claim_instance(), each borrowed until the next such call on that handle or until it is freed. This matches Origin::route_instance and Origin::claim_instance in rs/moq-c/src/origin.rs, which keep a separate per-entry instance string, so the previous claim-paragraph reference to the route accessors is gone.
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Review comments at @js/net/src/origin.ts:
- Around line 2942-2944: Correct the repricing documentation near setCost() to
state that a hidden claim retains the new price until announce() is called; do
not imply setCost() announces it. Preserve the existing description of
visible-claim updates and closure behavior.
- Line 1608: The migration guides still refer prefix publishers to removed
route-prefix APIs. Update the JavaScript, Dart, Go, C ABI, generated C, and C++
migration guides to direct users to claims and their request operations, using
the `claim` API shown in the diff as the JavaScript reference; preserve each
language’s established API names and usage patterns.
Review comments at @rs/moq-c/README.md:
- Line 84: Update the route-options comment to state that NULL options make the
route visible immediately by default; describe setting hidden to true to defer
visibility until moq_route_announce is called. Preserve the existing
descriptions of cost, stable instance and epoch, and hops.
Review comments at @rs/moq-ffi/src/origin.rs:
- Around line 531-532: Update the cancellation documentation for
MoqBroadcastProducer to clarify that the terminal failure promise applies to
later operational calls, not accessors: broadcast() and instance_id() continue
returning values after cancel(), as do the corresponding Go and Swift accessors.
Apply the same clarification in the FFI and wrapper documentation without
changing cancellation behavior.
- Around line 605-606: Update the `requested()` documentation to state that
retracting a claim with `cancel()` causes pending and later calls to return
`Cancelled`, not `None`; reserve the `None` outcome for origin closure. Apply
the same cancellation behavior to the Python, Swift, and Go wrapper
documentation.
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Update the migration guides for claims.
The Unreleased guides still direct prefix publishers to removed route-prefix APIs. Following them causes missing-method or type errors. Update the JavaScript, Dart, Go, C ABI, generated C, and C++ guides to use claims and their request operations.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/origin.ts at line 1608:
The migration guides still refer prefix publishers to removed route-prefix APIs.
Update the JavaScript, Dart, Go, C ABI, generated C, and C++ migration guides to
direct users to claims and their request operations, using the `claim` API shown
in the diff as the JavaScript reference; preserve each language’s established
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Correct the hidden-claim repricing documentation.
A hidden claim stays hidden after setCost(). Callers relying on the documented announcement receive no requests until they call announce().
Suggested fix
- * visible claim changes in place, as an update to its readers; a hidden one announces at- * this price. Throws once the claim or the origin closed.+ * visible claim changes in place, as an update to its readers; a hidden one keeps this+ * price until it announces. Throws once the claim or the origin closed.
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Review comment at @js/net/src/origin.ts around lines 2942 - 2944:
Correct the repricing documentation near setCost() to state that a hidden claim
retains the new price until announce() is called; do not imply setCost()
announces it. Preserve the existing description of visible-claim updates and
closure behavior.
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// options (NULL for the default): hidden until moq_route_announce, a cost, and an optional stable instance with its epoch. Hops are the origin's to add.
// options (NULL for the default): hidden until announced, a cost, and an optional stable instance with its epoch. Hops are the origin's to add.
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Clarify the default route visibility.
NULL options make the route visible immediately. To fill the catalog before discovery, set hidden to true and call moq_route_announce afterward.
Suggested fix
--- "a/rs/moq-c/README.md"+++ "b/rs/moq-c/README.md"@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@
// Publishing: Routes (freeing one retracts it; moq_publish_close on its broadcast ends both)
int32_t moq_origin_route(uint32_t origin, const char *path, uintptr_t path_len, const moq_route_options *options);
-// options (NULL for the default): hidden until announced, a cost, and an optional stable instance with its epoch. Hops are the origin's to add.+// options (NULL for the default): visible at once by default; set hidden to true to announce later. Options also include a cost and an optional stable instance with its epoch. Hops are the origin's to add.
int32_t moq_route_broadcast(uint32_t route);
int32_t moq_route_instance(uint32_t route, moq_string *dst);
int32_t moq_route_announce(uint32_t route);
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// options (NULL for the default): hidden until announced, a cost, and an optional stable instance with its epoch. Hops are the origin's to add.
// options (NULL for the default): visible at once by default; set hidden to true to announce later. Options also include a cost and an optional stable instance with its epoch. Hops are the origin's to add.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-c/README.md at line 84:
Update the route-options comment to state that NULL options make the route
visible immediately by default; describe setting hidden to true to defer
visibility until moq_route_announce is called. Preserve the existing
descriptions of cost, stable instance and epoch, and hops.
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Clarify which route accessors remain available after cancellation.
After cancel(), broadcast() and instance_id() still return values. The Go and Swift accessors also remain available. Exempt these accessors from the blanket cancellation promise in the FFI and wrapper documentation.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-ffi/src/origin.rs around lines 531 - 532:
Update the cancellation documentation for MoqBroadcastProducer to clarify that
the terminal failure promise applies to later operational calls, not accessors:
broadcast() and instance_id() continue returning values after cancel(), as do
the corresponding Go and Swift accessors. Apply the same clarification in the
FFI and wrapper documentation without changing cancellation behavior.
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When cancel() retracts a claim, a pending requested() call returns Cancelled, not None. Later calls also return Cancelled. Update this end condition and the Python, Swift, and Go wrapper documentation.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-ffi/src/origin.rs around lines 605 - 606:
Update the `requested()` documentation to state that retracting a claim with
`cancel()` causes pending and later calls to return `Cancelled`, not `None`;
reserve the `None` outcome for origin closure. Apply the same cancellation
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Closes quest/m2/route-roles.md.
Problem
One
Routetype served both exact routes (origin.route(path)) and prefix routes (route_prefix). Calling a method meant for the other kind failed at runtime:Route::broadcast()panicked on a prefix route in Rust, threw in JS, and returnedMoqError::Internalin moq-ffi, whilerequested()returned at once on an exact route.RouteInfoalso had a publicDefaultwhoseinstance()panicked.Approach
A route's role is now its type, in every language:
origin.route(path, options)returns aRoute. It owns its broadcast (broadcast(), infallible everywhere) and has norequested().origin.claim(prefix, options)(renamed fromroute_prefix/routePrefix) returns aClaim. It yields requests (requested()) and owns no broadcast.instance,announce,withdraw,is_announced(Rust, JS),set_cost, andset_auth(Rust, JS), pluscancelin the bindings.Rust (
moq-net):RouteandClaimshare a privateRouteState(the advertisement and its control lock).Routeholds its broadcast directly andClaimholds its request queue, so neither stores anOptionthat its accessors unwrap. Session-forwarded routes (Producer::forward) areClaims.RouteInfo::default()became a crate-privateRouteInfo::new(). Production callers in moq-mux, hang, moq-relay, moq-archive, and moq-cli needed only theroute_prefix→claimrename.JS (
@moq/net):Routeholds its broadcast as a readonly field andClaimholds its request iterator, sharing one private control interface; thebroadcastthrow on a prefix route and therequested()no-op on an exact route are gone. Routes a session lands from a peer areClaims.Producer.claim(andTable.claim) replacesroutePrefix;Request.route()still returns aRoute.moq-ffi:
MoqRoute(exact) and a newMoqClaim.MoqOriginProducer::claimreturnsMoqClaim.MoqRoute::broadcast()no longer returns aResult.C ABI (
moq-c):moq_origin_route_prefixbecomesmoq_origin_claim, which returns a claim handle controlled by newmoq_claim_instance,moq_claim_announce,moq_claim_withdraw,moq_claim_set_cost, andmoq_claim_free.moq_route_*take only exact routes, kept in a separate slab.Wrappers:
RouteClaim.broadcast(never raises),.instance,announce,withdraw,set_cost,cancel; no longer iterable.instance,announce,withdraw,set_cost,await requested(),async for,cancelclaim(prefix, *, hidden, cost, instance, epoch)Broadcast() *BroadcastProducer(no error)Instance,Announce,Withdraw,SetCost,Requested(ctx),All(ctx),CancelClaim(prefix, RouteOptions)let broadcast(non-throwing); no longer anAsyncSequenceAsyncSequenceofBroadcastRequest,requested(),instance,announce,withdraw,setCost,cancelclaim(prefix:hidden:cost:instance:epoch:)Route = MoqRouteClaim = MoqClaim;requestedBroadcasts()flow moved hereclaim(prefix, options)MoqRoute(Flutter ownsRoute)Claim = MoqClaimclaim(prefix:, options:)broadcast()/moq_route_broadcastreturn the producer directlyClaim/moq_claimclaimThe OBS plugin and the Go, C++, and JS interop clients follow.
Decisions
Route, whereroute.broadcast(suffix)publishes under one prefix claim). Single prefix would have redesigned the origin table (exact routes become serving entries, sibling broadcasts share one instance, job routes answer requests differently) and given nothing to the common one-broadcast-per-route publisher. Maintainer, via /quest-complete.route_prefixtoclaim, matching theClaimtype it returns:origin.claim(prefix, options)in Rust, JSroutePrefix→claim, C ABImoq_origin_route_prefix→moq_origin_claim, and the moq-ffi and wrapper equivalents (rejected: keeproute_prefix). Maintainer, via /quest-complete.Impact
Breaking, no wire change. Migration:
origin.route_prefix(prefix, options)→origin.claim(prefix, options), returningmoq_net::origin::Claiminstead ofRoute.Routelosesrequested()/poll_requested(), andRouteInfono longer implementsDefault(applications receive one from an announcement and never build one).Route::broadcast()no longer panics.origin.routePrefix(prefix, options)→origin.claim(prefix, options), returning aClaim.Routelosesrequested(), andRoute.broadcastno longer throws. Using a closed claim throws "claim is closed".MoqOriginProducer::route_prefix→claim, returningMoqClaim.MoqRoute::broadcast()is infallible andMoqRoute::requested()moved toMoqClaim.moq_origin_route_prefix→moq_origin_claim; control the returned claim withmoq_claim_announce,moq_claim_withdraw,moq_claim_set_cost,moq_claim_instance, and free it withmoq_claim_free(notmoq_route_free).origin.route_prefix(...)→origin.claim(...), returningmoq.Claim; iterate the claim, not aRoute.origin.RoutePrefix→origin.Claim, returning*Claim;Route.Broadcast()returns no error.routePrefix(...)→claim(...), returningClaim;Route.broadcastno longer throws.routePrefix/route_prefix→claim, returningClaim/MoqClaim;broadcast()no longer throws or returns a status.Alternatives
Option-returningbroadcast(): rejected in the quest, because every caller keeps a runtime check.Advertisetrait for the methodsRouteandClaimhave in common: not added, since no caller is generic over both.Choices made without asking
RouteInfothrough the hiddenmoq_net::fuzz::route_info, which enablesmoq-net/fuzzin moq-stats' dev-dependencies, rather than going through a real announcement.MoqRouteunaliased (Flutter ownsRoute) next to an aliasedClaim, matching the existing rule inaliases.dart.MoqClaim.instance_idtoinstance, as it already did forMoqRoute.Follow-ups
None.
Validation
On head
2f2da91762(fb5e40c26cafter it changes only a C doc sentence; this branch merged withmainat87e9e1c024;mainhas since gained only moq-dev/moq#8266, which merges cleanly):just check(branch scope): every step passes (rs, js, py, go, kt, dart, cpp, c, obs, swift-format, quest, markdown, and the rest). Swift has no compiler on Linux, so only its format lint ran.just test interop --all: all checks passed.cargo test -p moq-net -p moq-ffi -p moq-c -p moq-net-tests --all-features,just rs check --workspace,just kt check, and js/net and js/watchbun test, all passing.just checkrun hitmoq-lite-05: a session close right after a datagram track's end keeps the end(js/net/src/lite/datagram-tracks.test.ts, untouched here) under host load; it passed 10 of 10 isolated runs, andmainhardened it in moq-dev/moq#8321 and the follow-up cleanup now merged in. It passed on the merged head.Models
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort (iterate, L)
(Written by Claude Opus 5.5 with high effort)
Review
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quest reviewafter each round.01a1bef8-336b-77d2-a566-1dfe062fadcd, round 3The documentation-only update accurately describes borrowed instance strings for both C handles, with no actionable findings; readiness remains pending CI confirmation.