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Summary

Every binding can now read the grant its peer sent back and present more tokens without reconnecting. Finishes the quest/m1/auth/bindings.md quest.

• moq-ffi: MoqSession::auth() -> Arc<MoqAuth> with grant(), async grant_changed() and async add(token) -> Arc<MoqAuthToken>. Each auth() call is an independent watcher: grant_changed() waits for a grant different from the one that handle last reported, or held when it was made. MoqAuthToken has grant(), async closed() and cancel(), and is withdrawn on cancel() or release. MoqGrant carries publish, subscribe and expires_us. A client session's handle is moq-tokio's connection handle, so added tokens are presented again on every reconnect. add refuses with Unsupported when the session cannot send the token: a version without AUTH, or moq-transport without the MoQ Auth extension.
• moq-tokio: a connection's token is refused as Unsupported when its session accepts it without AUTH, since no request carries a connection's token. Its grant is published before add returns, and a peer's clean close ends it with Ok rather than Cancel.
• C++ picks the new types up from generation (moq::Auth, moq::AuthToken, moq::Grant). No libmoq (C ABI) change.
• Python: Session.auth() -> Auth, AuthToken, frozen Grant with expires: timedelta | None.
• Go: Session.Auth(), Auth.Grant(), context-cancellable GrantChanged(ctx) and Add(ctx, token), AuthToken.Grant/Closed(ctx)/Close(), Grant.Expires *time.Duration.
• Kotlin: typealiases, Moq.auth(), Auth.grants(): Flow<Grant?> over grantChanged, Grant.expires: Duration?.
• Dart: typedefs, Moq.auth(), Auth.grants(): Stream<Grant?>, Grant.expires.
• Swift: Auth/AuthToken wrappers and Session.auth().
• OBS: the dock's Publish token field stays editable while live. Typing a new token calls MoQOutput::PresentToken, which presents it on the live session and cancels the previous presented one once the relay accepts the replacement. A refusal, or an edit that could not be presented, is logged and stays in the dock's status and stats until the next token. Retyping the same token presents it again.
• Interop: the Python, Go and C++ clients take --auth-version, wait for the first grant, and print auth granted publish=[...] subscribe=[...]. They now join prints_grant and enforces_grant beside Rust.
• Docs: doc/lib/index.md lists in-band authorization as a shared feature. Each binding page and doc/bin/obs.md say how it looks there, on moq-lite-07-wip and on moq-transport draft-17+ with the MoQ Auth extension.

Public API and wire impact

Additive only, so no MIGRATE.md entries.

• moq-ffi: new MoqAuth, MoqAuthToken, MoqGrant and MoqSession::auth().
• Wrappers: the additions listed above.
• OBS: MoQOutput::PresentToken and MoQOutput::TokenRefusal (plugin-internal).
• moq-tokio connection::auth: add now refuses a token its session accepts without AUTH as Unsupported, and Auth::closed() returns Ok when the peer closes the token without an error (it was Err(Cancel)). Behavior only; no signature changes.
• Wire: none.

Decisions

The maintainer accepted the eight recommendations on 2026-10-20.

1. OBS and AUTH. ✅ Leave the Protocol version menu as it is, so mid-stream edits work on the default protocol with no further change once lite-07 is offered by default. Rejected: a hard-coded experimental moq-lite-07-wip menu entry, which would let a shipped plugin pin a wire format that may still change. Correction found while iterating: the menu already offers moq-transport draft-17+, which negotiates the MoQ Auth extension with moq-relay, so a pinned draft-17+ version carries edits today. doc/bin/obs.md now says so.
2. grant_changed() returns an optional grant. ✅ Keep Option<MoqGrant>, since a client session reads None while reconnecting.
3. expires_us is the time remaining when read. ✅ Keep it; bindings share no clock with moq-net's Instant.
4. Token release. ✅ An explicit cancel() (Close() in Go), matching the existing terminal-release naming, plus withdrawal when the last handle is released.
5. Test split. ✅ Wrapper tests use the in-process MoqServer, whose default acceptor refuses extra tokens, and cover reading the grant and the refusal. Union growth, cancel and revocation are covered once, in the moq-ffi Rust test with an application acceptor, and a real relay's grant is covered by interop. Rejected: starting moq auth in every wrapper suite.
6. The temporary dispatch enum. ✅ rs/moq-ffi/src/auth.rs wraps both moq_net::auth::Handle (server sessions) and moq-tokio's connection::auth::Handle (client sessions) until moq-dev/moq#6109 lands; whichever lands second collapses it.
7. Swift has no grants stream for now. ✅ Sendable constraints on the generated types; callers loop over grantChanged().
8. Interop clients wait for the first grant before starting. ✅ Without the wait, a publisher outside its grant may see the session close, and the union empties before it prints.

Decided while addressing review (recommended option taken, no maintainer input needed):

9. Concurrent grant watchers. ✅ MoqSession::auth() returns a new handle per call instead of one cached handle, and each starts from the grant it was made with. This keeps the accepted grant_changed() shape. Rejected: a separate watcher object (MoqAuth::watch()), which adds a type to every binding for the same behavior.
10. A token nothing will send. ✅ add returns Unsupported on moq-transport without the Auth extension, where moq-net accepts a token at once only for the requests that name it and the bindings cannot name one.

Checks

• just check: pass (Rust 4766 tests, Python 103, Go, Kotlin, Dart, C++ and docs)
• cargo test -p moq-ffi --lib auth_ and cargo nextest run -p moq-tokio -p moq-relay -p moq-ffi auth: pass. Each new check fails without its fix: auth_refuses_a_token_nothing_carries, the second-handle check, and the clean-close check in auth_tokens_join_and_leave_the_union.
• just obs test (including present a token mid-stream), just dart check, just kt check: pass. One TSan run failed the unrelated stop drains the session check; the rerun passed.
• just test interop --all: all checks passed, including every binding's grant and Unauthorized checks
• Not run: Swift (no toolchain here). Platform's macOS job, which runs just swift check, runs nightly on main and on release PRs; a workflow_dispatch on this branch was not permitted from this session.
• Unrelated flake seen: moq-cli export::redundant_importers_switch_through_bufferbloat_on_lite_07 failed 1 of 5 runs on origin/main too.

Follow-ups

• OBS reconnects still dial the URL's original token. Once in-band tokens can ride SETUP (token-in-band), the presented token should replace it on reconnect.
• After moq-dev/moq#6109, collapse the enum in rs/moq-ffi/src/auth.rs.
• A Swift AsyncSequence of grants, once the generated types are Sendable.

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Opened as a draft from the quest/m1/auth/bindings.md quest. Eight decisions are open in the body. The main one is that OBS cannot reach AUTH until moq-lite-07-wip is offered by default. Swift was not built locally.

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Read-only review of 5b2049663. I ran no tests. Lifetimes, cancellation, and error mapping in moq-ffi look right. There are two real defects, then smaller items.

Bugs

1. Concurrent grant watchers steal each other's changes.

MoqSession builds one MoqAuth (rs/moq-ffi/src/session.rs:948), and auth() returns the same Arc every time (:1114). Its changed: Task<Watch> (rs/moq-ffi/src/auth.rs:129) serializes callers on one watch with one last.

Scenario: a Kotlin app collects moq.auth().grants() in two places, which the Moq.auth() doc invites. One collector takes the None to G change, and the other stays at None until the next change. Go, Dart, Python, and Swift share the same Arc.

Suggested fix: give each watcher its own state, like recv_bandwidth()'s MoqBandwidthConsumer. For example, MoqAuth::watch() could return its own peek() / changed() consumer. Or stop caching MoqAuth.

2. add reports success for a token that is never sent.

• On moq-transport without the Auth extension, moq-net's present marks the token answered Ok at once (rs/moq-net/src/auth.rs:389, answered = (!state.supported).then_some(Ok(()))). There, a token rides only on a request that names it.
• The bindings cannot name a token on a request, so MoqAuth::add (rs/moq-ffi/src/auth.rs:159-172) succeeds for a token that nothing sends.
• That contradicts the moq-ffi docs: "Unsupported when the session cannot carry another token" and "elsewhere the grant stays None".
• OBS (cpp/obs/src/moq-output.cpp:593) would log "MoQ relay accepted the new publish token" and cancel the previous one.
• moq::versions() is built from Versions::all(), so the IETF drafts are reachable.

Suggested fix: return Unsupported from moq-ffi unless the session itself speaks AUTH, and add a test on an IETF version. This is worth settling alongside #6109, which reworks the same dispatch.

Risks and nits

• macOS bash 3.2. test/interop/interop.sh:679,682,685,828,831,834 expand a bare "${auth[@]}" under set -u. That errors when auth is empty (COMPAT=1). Line 264 already guards this case with ${flag[@]+"${flag[@]}"}.
• OBS records a token as presented too early. cpp/obs/src/moq-dock.cpp:702 sets presentedToken when PresentToken returns true, which only means the request went out. After a refusal, re-entering the same token is skipped as unchanged, and the dock never shows the refusal. Suggest updating it from the completion callback and surfacing refusals in the status label.
• Tests weaker than they read:
  • The server-session (Handle::Session) success path of add / closed is never exercised. That includes the Cancel to Ok mapping at auth.rs:107-110.
  • No wrapper test covers a Protocol refusal code.
  • The OBS test checks only that PresentToken returns true, not the outcome or the cancel.
  • The Swift grant loop has no timeout and can hang CI.
• Dart grants() emits the first grant twice (dart/moq/lib/src/client.dart:283). grant() is yielded, then the first grantChanged() returns it again, because the watch starts at None. Kotlin hides this with distinctUntilChanged (Flows.kt:64), so the bindings differ.

Unfinished, and questions

• The quest has each wrapper test add a second token, see the union grow, and release it. Only moq-ffi covers that (open decision 5).
• Swift has no grants stream (open decision 7).
• just test interop was not run the standard way.
• OBS does not work end to end yet: lite-07 is not offered, and reconnects still dial with the expired URL token. Does that meet "handed a new one without the plugin reconnecting", or should it wait on token-in-band?
• The doc/lib/* pages say AUTH is lite-07 only, while the moq-ffi doc also names moq-transport with the Auth extension.

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Thanks. Addressed in d016fa6 (Dart bindings regenerated in 96fed41), except where noted.

Fixed

1. Concurrent grant watchers: MoqSession::auth() now returns a new handle per call, each with its own watch that starts from the grant it was made with. Two moq.auth().grants() collectors no longer share state. Regression: auth_tokens_join_and_leave_the_union checks that a second handle sees a change the first already took.
2. add for a token nothing sends: MoqAuth::add returns Unsupported when an accepted token has no grant and has not ended, which is exactly moq-transport without the Auth extension. moq-tokio now publishes a token's grant before add returns, so the client path cannot race that check. Regression: auth_refuses_a_token_nothing_carries on moq-transport-14, both client and server sessions; it fails without the fix.

• bash 3.2: the six "${auth[@]}" expansions use ${auth[@]+"${auth[@]}"}.
• OBS: the dock tracks whether the field was typed in (textEdited) instead of the last token sent, so retyping a refused token presents it again. MoQOutput::TokenRefusal() keeps the relay's refusal, and the dock shows it in the status line and stats. The OBS test now waits for that refusal.
• Swift grant loop: a watchdog cancels both sessions after 10 s, which ends the wait with an error instead of hanging.
• Dart grants() repeating the first grant: fixed at the source by starting each handle's watch from its current grant, so Kotlin's distinctUntilChanged is gone too. That also covered a gap: with expires_us measured at read time, equality never deduplicated an expiring grant.
• Docs: grants() is documented as one watcher per handle. The binding pages now say AUTH rides moq-lite-07 and moq-transport draft-17+ with the Auth extension. auth_reads_the_peer_grant now runs on both.

Declined

• Server-session success test (Handle::Session add/closed, Cancel to Ok): reaching it needs a peer client that verifies tokens itself, and no binding or moq-tokio client exposes a client-side acceptor. That arm forwards to moq-net's Auth::closed, whose contract documents Cancel as closed without an error. The refusal path through Handle::Session is now covered by the new moq-transport test.
• A wrapper test for a Protocol refusal code: the maintainer accepted the test split (decision 5), so union growth, refusal codes and revocation are covered once in moq-ffi, and a real relay is covered by interop.

Questions

• OBS end to end: the maintainer accepted waiting for lite-07 to be offered by default (decision 1), and reconnects carrying the presented token wait on token-in-band, listed as a follow-up. One correction: the Protocol menu already offers moq-transport draft-17+, which negotiates the Auth extension with moq-relay, so a pinned draft-17+ version carries mid-stream edits today. doc/bin/obs.md now says so.
• just test interop --all was run the standard way for this round. See the PR body.

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Walkthrough

The change adds session authorization APIs to the FFI and exposes grant and token operations through Dart, Go, Kotlin, Python, and Swift bindings. It adds tests for grants, token lifecycle, and unsupported protocols, and extends interop checks to additional clients. In OBS, users can edit tokens while streaming; the dock presents eligible edits on the active session and reports refusals.

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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 19866

Authorization grants and live token updates now behave consistently. A token the relay accepted is no longer reported as unsupported after a reconnect, and token-edit warnings stay visible in the OBS dock. No merge-blocking risk remains.

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Normalize clean closes for connection-backed tokens

When a token on a reconnecting client is accepted and the peer later closes its AUTH stream normally, such as when the server drops its Issued handle, moq_tokio::connection::auth::Auth::closed() returns MoqNet(Error::Cancel), and this branch maps that to MoqError::Cancelled. The session-backed branch immediately above instead treats the same clean close as Ok(()), matching the exported MoqAuthToken::closed contract. Bindings therefore report a spurious cancellation only for client sessions; normalize the connection result's MoqNet(Cancel) to success before applying map_closed_error.

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Agreed, fixed at the source in 32161b3. moq-tokio's connection token task now ends cleanly when the peer closes the token without an error, so connection::auth::Auth::closed() returns Ok there, the same as the moq-net session arm. auth_tokens_join_and_leave_the_union adds a token the server closes by dropping its Issued, and expects closed() to be Ok. It fails with Cancelled without the fix.

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• Decisions: the eight accepted on 2026-10-20 are recorded in the body. Two more came out of review and use the recommended option: one auth() handle per watcher, and refusing a token nothing would send. The moq-tokio behavior changes are listed under Public API.
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