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chore(quest): adapters offer exactly their upstream's API - #509
Plans making every adapter's public API exactly its upstream's, as a new m0 epic, quest/m0/adapters. It also writes the maintainer's rule into AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md.
Audit
Two reviewers diffed each adapter's rustdoc surface against its upstream: rind-ring against ring 0.17.14, rind-aws-lc-rs against aws-lc-rs 1.19.0, rind-rustls against rustls::crypto::aws_lc_rs 0.23.46, rind-dimpl against dimpl 0.9's providers, rind-str0m against str0m-aws-lc-rs 0.7, rind-jsonwebtoken against jsonwebtoken::crypto::aws_lc, and rind-rcgen against rcgen 0.14's KeyPair. I checked the headline finding by hand: LessSafeKey::open_in_place_separate_tag takes ring's arguments, while aws-lc-rs 1.17.0 through 1.19.0 take (nonce, aad, &[u8], in_out).
Quests
[M] rind-rustls is rustls's aws-lc-rs provider: remove the lean-provider items and SECP521R1, and add upstream's sign functions and RsaSigningKey.
[M] rind-aws-lc-rs's signatures are aws-lc-rs 1.x's: open_in_place_separate_tag, #[non_exhaustive], generic constructors, and removed extras.
[S] rind-ring is ring 0.17's API: remove the cpu module and the extra Eq, restore a Debug bound, and accept ring's Cargo features.
[S] rind-rcgen's KeyPair is rcgen's: rcgen's names and methods.
[S] rind-dimpl, rind-str0m, rind-jsonwebtoken, and rind-object-store match their upstream providers.
Every child also drops its adapters' MissingFeature, since rind::cpu::check() can't fail on any target rind builds for. rind needs no runtime CPU check keeps only rind's own deletion, and now requires this epic.
Decisions
Made with the maintainer on 2026-11-08:
Breaking parity fixes ship as patch releases, not Cargo-incompatible versions ✅. Maintainer: "Adapters must have identical APIs, and we broke that. Patch and yank if needed."
Adapters must have identical APIs ✅. A divergence is a bug, fixed in a patch release with the version set by hand, yanking divergent releases if needed (rejected: a one-off exception with the rule unchanged; a standing exception for adapters with no dependents).
rind-rustls matches upstream exactly ✅ (rejected: keep moq-dev/rind#332's lean-provider items as a documented superset). Binaries link every algorithm again, as upstream's do.
rind-rcgen matches rcgen's KeyPair ✅ (rejected: keep its names). This reverses the 0.2.0 audit's Zeroizing decision (moq-dev/rind#383). serial_number() and key_identifier() are removed: the adapter rule has no exceptions ✅ (rejected: a narrow carve-out for additions that replace what upstream's built-in provider does implicitly). Maintainer: "No exceptions. We can make our own rcgen replacement if we think the API sucks." Callers without rcgen's crypto feature set serials and key identifiers themselves.
Milestone: now, m0 ✅ (rejected: m2, m3).
rind-instant-acme is deleted, in a separate PR (rejected: keep it). It has no consumer since MoQ dropped ACME. rind-object-store stays, because MoQ's moq-cli uses it.
Rule changes
AGENTS.md: an adapter offers exactly its upstream provider's API and adds nothing, and a divergence is a bug fixed in a patch release. This replaces "its own breaking change waits for upstream's".
CONTRIBUTING.md (Releases): a change that restores upstream's API is a fix, released as a patch with the version set by hand, and the maintainer yanks the divergent releases if needed. Other breaking adapter changes are still held or reverted.
Follow-ups
A rind-native rcgen replacement, if setting serials and key identifiers by hand proves painful. Recommendation: don't plan it until a consumer complains.
Impact
Quest and docs files only. No public API or wire changes.
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The changes update repository policy and release guidance for adapter API parity. They add roadmap documents describing planned parity work and exceptions for several adapters. The changes are documentation only; they do not implement the documented API changes.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 53256
Resolve the breaking-release guidance and the CPU-check and browser-feature planning gaps before relying on these plans. No executable behavior changes now, but following the guidance can break downstream builds or introduce a debug-build panic.
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Review comments at @CONTRIBUTING.md:
- Line 145: Update the release guidance around rind-rustls so API changes that
break existing callers, such as changing default_provider() and making existing
.unwrap() calls fail to compile, use a Cargo-incompatible version and include a
migration path; do not present yanking older releases as sufficient protection.
Preserve the patch-version guidance for changes that do not break compatibility.
Review comments at @quest/m0/adapters/README.md:
- Line 13: The README change describes removing adapter-level
`rind::cpu::check()` calls; coordinate that removal with the m2 CPU-check
changes so disabled NEON remains safe. Preserve the failure behavior when
`RIND_CPU_DISABLE_neon=1` on aarch64 debug or `rind_cpu_disable` builds,
ensuring provider creation cannot succeed before the guarded operation would
panic.
Review comments at @quest/m0/adapters/ring.md:
- Line 14: Update the ring Cargo feature handling so enabling
wasm32_unknown_unknown_js activates the getrandom/wasm_js backend through the
feature and documented patch, rather than treating it as a no-op; preserve the
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Important
The new "adding nothing" rule contradicts this PR's own rind-rcgen plan — one inline comment needs a ruling before this lands as standing law. Two minor wording corrections on rustls.md inline.
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Standing rule: AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md now require every rind-<consumer> adapter to offer exactly the API of the provider its upstream ships; a divergence is a bug, fixed in a patch release with the version set by hand and divergent releases yanked.
New m0 epic and five child quests: quest/m0/adapters/ plans the per-adapter parity work (aws-lc-rs, ring, rustls, rcgen, and the dimpl/str0m/jsonwebtoken/object-store provider crates), each dropping MissingFeature by no longer calling rind::cpu::check().
cpu-check quest re-scoped: quest/m2/api/cpu-check.md keeps only rind's own check deletion, now requires the epic, and the m2/api epic README drops its adapters-break-in-patch-releases parenthetical.
Every upstream API claim the plans rest on was verified against the live sources (aws-lc-rs 1.19.0, ring 0.17.14, rustls 0.23.46, rcgen 0.14.10, jsonwebtoken, str0m-aws-lc-rs 0.7.0, dimpl 0.9.0, object_store 0.14.2) — all 33 check out, including the headline open_in_place_separate_tag divergence, confirmed both in rind-aws-lc-rs/src/aead.rs:262 and on docs.rs. The local claims (the PEM-refusal test in rind-dimpl/tests/provider.rs, the cpu.rs modules, rind-ring's Eq, every adapter's current MissingFeature return) all match the plans, and no stale copies of the reversed adapters-in-patch-releases decision remain in the tree.
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Plans making every adapter's public API exactly its upstream's, as a new m0 epic, quest/m0/adapters. It also writes the maintainer's rule into AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md.
Audit
Two reviewers diffed each adapter's rustdoc surface against its upstream: rind-ring against ring 0.17.14, rind-aws-lc-rs against aws-lc-rs 1.19.0, rind-rustls against
rustls::crypto::aws_lc_rs0.23.46, rind-dimpl against dimpl 0.9's providers, rind-str0m against str0m-aws-lc-rs 0.7, rind-jsonwebtoken againstjsonwebtoken::crypto::aws_lc, and rind-rcgen against rcgen 0.14'sKeyPair. I checked the headline finding by hand:LessSafeKey::open_in_place_separate_tagtakes ring's arguments, while aws-lc-rs 1.17.0 through 1.19.0 take(nonce, aad, &[u8], in_out).Quests
[M] rind-rustls is rustls's aws-lc-rs provider: remove the lean-provider items andSECP521R1, and add upstream'ssignfunctions andRsaSigningKey.[M] rind-aws-lc-rs's signatures are aws-lc-rs 1.x's:open_in_place_separate_tag,#[non_exhaustive], generic constructors, and removed extras.[S] rind-ring is ring 0.17's API: remove thecpumodule and the extraEq, restore aDebugbound, and accept ring's Cargo features.[S] rind-rcgen's KeyPair is rcgen's: rcgen's names and methods.[S] rind-dimpl, rind-str0m, rind-jsonwebtoken, and rind-object-store match their upstream providers.Every child also drops its adapters'
MissingFeature, sincerind::cpu::check()can't fail on any target rind builds for. rind needs no runtime CPU check keeps only rind's own deletion, and now requires this epic.Decisions
Made with the maintainer on 2026-11-08:
KeyPair✅ (rejected: keep its names). This reverses the 0.2.0 audit'sZeroizingdecision (moq-dev/rind#383).serial_number()andkey_identifier()are removed: the adapter rule has no exceptions ✅ (rejected: a narrow carve-out for additions that replace what upstream's built-in provider does implicitly). Maintainer: "No exceptions. We can make our own rcgen replacement if we think the API sucks." Callers without rcgen'scryptofeature set serials and key identifiers themselves.Rule changes
Follow-ups
Impact
Quest and docs files only. No public API or wire changes.
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, low effort (iterate, S)
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