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quest(m2): review import-side media names in the crate split - #5421
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| - Review the import-side media names under the same rule (decided | ||
| 2026-10-13 instead of a separate quest). `MoqMediaContainerStreamProducer` | ||
| (`media.ContainerStreamProducer`) is still five words, and "Container" there | ||
| means a multi-track file producer, unlike the per-track consumers #5356 |
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Describe the importer by its actual role
When this migration performs the proposed naming review, the premise here mischaracterizes MoqMediaContainerStreamProducer: moq_mux::import::ContainerStream is a raw-byte-stream importer that accepts arbitrary chunks and may publish more than one track (rs/moq-mux/src/import/container.rs:149-153), not specifically a file producer. Basing the public-name decision on “file producer” can produce a name tied to one source rather than the API's actual role; describe it as a container-stream importer that can publish multiple tracks before choosing the binding name.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L67-L67
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Agreed. Fixed in 2aff3d3: it now describes ContainerStream as an importer that recovers framing from a raw byte stream and may publish several tracks.
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Reviewed 25acf7b against base 1998d34.
No new actionable findings in this five-line documentation addition. Folding import-side naming into the crate-split migration is reasonable. The distinction between multi-track import producers and per-track consumers matches the implementation; shortened names should also preserve chunked versus arbitrary-byte-stream input semantics.
The existing spike acceptance gap from #5405 remains unchanged: separate modules and external-type support do not prove shortened generated identifiers. Retain that requirement when evaluating import names: #5405 (comment).
Static review of the full patch, surrounding quest, relevant Rust/Python/Go bindings, and #5356's naming changes. No builds, tests, generator spike, or quest checks run.
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Problem
MoqMediaContainerStreamProducer(media.ContainerStreamProducer) is still a five-word generated name. On the import side, "Container" means an importer that recovers framing from a raw byte stream and may publish several tracks, which isn't how #5356 uses it for the per-track consumers it renamed.Approach
Add a migration step to
quest/m2/ffi-crate-split.mdthat reviews the import-side media names under the same rule.Decisions
Should the import-side naming get a review?
Impact
Quest file only. No code, API, or wire change.
quest checkpasses.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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