docs(quest): plan follow-ups from the 2026-09-23 quest wave - #3974
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe changes add quest specifications for a headless play harness, missing-group fetch handling, auth-expiry clock consistency, binding surfaces, and JSON snapshot decoding. The quest indexes now include entries for these work areas. The documents describe proposed plans and tests; this diff does not implement the described behavior. Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to These plans are mergeable with owner awareness. Clarify the binding work and describe the allocation reduction as a target so follow-up work is not guided by misleading claims. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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MERGE Positive improvement? Yes. This turns five concrete follow-ups from the 2026-09-23 quest wave into m1 quest docs with goals, plans, and acceptance tests, each tied back to the PR that found the gap (#3946, #3966, #3965, #3969, #3955, #3967/#3972/#3961). Without that, the regressions and perf wins stay tribal knowledge. Worth the complexity? Yes. Docs only, no public API or wire. Sizing looks right: two small correctness fixes (missing fetch group, auth expiry clock), one medium CI harness that would have caught real play regressions, one measured perf quest, and one binding catch-up correctly gated on three already-landed Rust surfaces. The play harness is the heaviest item and earns its place by moving device-bound logic behind a private test seam instead of shipping more production hooks. Different approach? Not needed. Quest docs are the right vehicle here versus open issues alone; the plans already leave implementer latitude (where the missing-group check lives, which JSON shapes fall back to This is an automated review, not the maintainer's decision |
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| flat methods where a surface has more than one call. | ||
| - libmoq gets the decode delay and route source in `rs/libmoq` itself, with | ||
| tests, not only in the C docs; regenerate `moq.h`. The additions are | ||
| additive, so `cpp/obs/src` and `doc/bin/obs.md` change only if OBS uses them. |
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The revised conditional on line 19 is fresh evidence that the earlier omission remains: regenerating moq.h for the new libmoq methods changes the C ABI surface, for which the repository requires updates to both cpp/obs/src and doc/bin/obs.md, not only when OBS already uses the new methods. Following this plan would therefore leave the required checked-in consumer and its documentation out of the quest scope. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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In `@quest/m1/binding-surface.md`:
- Around line 8-9: Clarify the connection-timing scope in the quest text around
`failover_delay_us` and `resolution_delay_us`: these fields already exist in the
Rust API and client configuration, so specify that the work targets wrapper
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- Line 52: In quest/m1/perf/README.md, line 52, change the JSON snapshot decode
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| (`Route::source()` and `origin::Consumer::local()`), and libmoq's connection | ||
| timing (`failover_delay_us`, `resolution_delay_us`) beside the WebSocket |
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Clarify the connection-timing scope.
rs/libmoq/src/api.rs:927-1022 already declares failover_delay_us and resolution_delay_us with presence flags. rs/libmoq/src/client.rs:29-127 already maps them into the client configuration. Describing these fields as landed only in Rust could prompt duplicate C API work. Clarify whether this quest targets wrapper exposure, documentation, and tests for the existing fields.
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In `@quest/m1/binding-surface.md` around lines 8 - 9, Clarify the
connection-timing scope in the quest text around `failover_delay_us` and
`resolution_delay_us`: these fields already exist in the Rust API and client
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| - [Ingest batch](/quest/m1/perf/ingest-batch.md) - relay ingest pays one lock, wake, and clock read per chunk burst instead of per chunk | ||
| - [Egress cache refresh](/quest/m1/perf/egress-keepalive.md) - measure refresh costs while preserving slow-reader retention | ||
| - [Owned decoding copies](/quest/m1/perf/coding-decode.md) - measure and reduce owned decode allocations and copies | ||
| - [JSON snapshot decode](/quest/m1/perf/json-decode.md) - moq-json patches the typed value, cutting stats decode allocations by more than 10x |
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Describe the 10x reduction as a target.
The quest plan requires recovering the benchmark and recording the baseline before reporting a measured result. Until that measurement is recorded, use target wording in both entries.
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- [JSON snapshot decode](/quest/m1/perf/json-decode.md) - moq-json patches the typed value, cutting stats decode allocations by more than 10x
+ [JSON snapshot decode](/quest/m1/perf/json-decode.md) - moq-json patches the typed value, targeting a more-than-10x reduction in stats decode allocations-At 4096 broadcasts the stats decode costs about 400k allocations per tick today; it drops by more than 10x on a stats decode benchmark, with the same wire.
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| - [JSON snapshot decode](/quest/m1/perf/json-decode.md) - moq-json patches the typed value, cutting stats decode allocations by more than 10x | |
| - [JSON snapshot decode](/quest/m1/perf/json-decode.md) - moq-json patches the typed value, targeting a more-than-10x reduction in stats decode allocations |
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| wake handle the test replaces with a fake that records what was played and | ||
| when, on a paused tokio clock. Keep the seam private to `moq-cli`; no | ||
| test-only hooks in production paths beyond it. | ||
| - Run `cargo test -p moq-cli --features play` in the per-PR Test job, headless. |
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When this plan is implemented, adding the literal cargo test command to the per-PR Test job bypasses the repository's just test/nextest path and its CI hang timeout; the current Test workflow deliberately sets NEXTEST_PROFILE=ci before invoking just test. These asynchronous paused-clock tests can wedge, leaving plain Cargo to occupy the runner until the workflow's 60-minute timeout. Add a scoped just/nextest recipe for the play feature and call that from the Test job instead.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L81-L90
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| - Patch in place on the typed value where the shape allows it; fall back to | ||
| the `Value` merge only for shapes that cannot be patched, and say which. | ||
| - Public API: none expected. Wire: none. |
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For the stats BTreeMap and any other non-Value type, the current public snapshot::Consumer<T>::next/poll_next API returns an owned T, while an in-place patcher must retain that same value as the baseline for the next delta. With only T: DeserializeOwned, moq-json can neither mutate an arbitrary T nor move it to the caller and keep it; solving this requires a new public trait/bound or a different borrowed/handle API, while cloning would retain the full-tree allocation cost. Therefore Public API: none expected omits a required API-shape decision that should be settled in the quest before promising the allocation target.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L52-L59
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Summary
Five m1 quests from follow-ups the 2026-09-23 quest agents reported:
moq play's media task logic runs in per-PR CI without a device, carrying fix(cli): play a retired audio rendition's tail alongside its replacement #3966's regression; the tune-in backpressure quest now requires it./fetchanswers 404 andmoq fetchfails cleanly for a missing group (found in feat(cli): addmoq fetchto read one group of a track #3965).moq-auth'sClient::driveholds a fixed deadline on the tokio clock and both sides honour the 5 s skew (found in fix(relay): fix the lease deadline on tokio's clock and pause the outage test #3969); builds on the lease clock from auth-embedder (feat(auth)!: expose lease-driven gateway admission #3943).moq-jsonpatches the typed value; >10x fewer allocations on chore(quest): abandon the FlatBuffers stats flavor #3955's stats benchmark.Public API / wire: none (quest docs only).
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