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feat(net)!: moq-transport drops the in-band AUTH extension - #8444
moq-transport sessions no longer negotiate or carry the MoQ Auth extension: the in-band AUTH / AUTH_OK / AUTH_ERROR exchange and its AUTH SETUP option. MoQ Cluster, Solicit, Hidden, and Active Count stay on moq-transport, unchanged from main. In-band grants and token renewal stay on moq-lite-07. Third parties keep the standard AUTHORIZATION TOKEN.
Decisions
✅ Keep MoQ Cluster (HOP_ID, RELAY_COST, HOP_PATH, ROUTE_COST), Solicit, Hidden, and Active Count on moq-transport. Delete only the MoQ Auth extension (rejected: delete all five). Maintainer, 2026-11-10. The quest assumed no third party speaks these extensions, and that was wrong: OpenMOQ's moqx relay (docs/moq-cluster.md) implements draft-lcurley-moq-cluster-01 over moq-transport draft 18 and turns it on by default. The other three cost about 780 dedicated lines between them. AUTH cost about 2k dedicated lines plus wiring, and no third party uses it. This decision replaces the earlier rounds' removal of all five extensions. The IETF scope freeze README records it.
Made without asking, for review:
Deleted drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-auth.md outright: it defined only the moq-transport binding. Lite-07 AUTH lives in the lite draft.
Kept the grant enforcement on moq-transport (Rust EnforceGrant, JS runEnforce). The grant can still be known there: authorize(&grant) and a handle shared with a lite-07 session both set it. Dropped the waits on the setup token's answer (Rust NamespaceServeState::Count and ForwardState::Setup, JS publisher ready), since moq-transport no longer presents one.
Removed uring_workers_offer_the_configured_extensions (relay). It proved that listen.extensions reaches the io_uring workers by toggling AUTH, and solicit has no equally cheap observable. The tokio listener's config tests still cover the parse.
Moved in_band_tokens_widen_and_withdraw_live_prefixes (relay) and auth_reads_the_peer_grant (moq-ffi) to lite-07. The moq-transport credit test now needs 2 streams, not 3, because AUTH no longer takes one.
The AUTHORIZATION TOKEN and request-token paths are unchanged.
Changes
Rust: deletes ietf/auth.rs, the AUTH SETUP option, the presenter and server tasks, auth::Link::supported/unsupported, and their tests. ietf::start no longer returns a setup credential.
JS: deletes ietf/{auth,auth_setup}.ts and their tests, the auth key of the @internalextensions option, and the AUTH dispatch in ietf/connection.ts.
Docs: doc/concept/{standard,moq-lite}.md, the relay config and auth pages, OBS, and the library pages (all seven languages) now say in-band authorization is moq-lite-07 only. They drop the [listen/connect.extensions] auth key. solicit stays.
Bindings: the grant doc comments in moq-ffi, moq-c, Go, Python, and Swift now say AUTH is lite-07 only.
Interop: the harness no longer declines auth. Comments no longer credit the AUTH extension for the pinned passes' subtree grants.
Quests: deletes quest/m2/ietf-scope/extensions.md. Records the decision in the IETF scope README and updates quest/m5/rate-grant.md.
Impact
Public API, breaking only against main. The extension was never released:
Rust moq_net::setup::Extensions loses auth. The relay and moq-tokio configs reject an auth key under [listen.extensions] / [connect.extensions] through deny_unknown_fields.
Migration: delete the key. moq-transport no longer offers AUTH; moq-lite-07 always carries it.
JS: the @internalextensions option on connect/accept loses auth.
Migration: drop the key.
Wire:
moq-transport SETUP no longer offers AUTH (0x40B70), and no AUTH request streams are opened or answered. Both SETUPs must declare AUTH for it to be negotiated, so a peer that offers it gets a session without it. A peer that opens an AUTH stream anyway closes the session with PROTOCOL_VIOLATION, the same as before when AUTH was not negotiated.
A moq-transport session opens one fewer bidi stream, since it no longer presents the setup token in band.
MoQ Cluster, Solicit, Hidden, Active Count, and moq-lite are unchanged.
Testing
just check: every module passes except check rs, which first flagged a clippy large_enum_variant (fixed by boxing the routes cursor). Rerun with CHECK_MODULES=rs, Rust then failed only the credit test (fixed). Workspace cargo nextest --all-features then passes, apart from moq-relay config::tests::repository_configs_load. That test fails on main too, because of test/audio-quality/congestion.toml; moq-dev/moq#8486 fixes it. A kio-macros UI test also timed out under host load.
bun test in js/net: 3149 pass.
just test interop --all: one run failed only python -> go on lite-07. There, the Go subscriber closed its session as publishing outside its grant (moq-lite code this PR does not touch). The next run passed every cell, 146 of them. Per the flaky-test rule, this PR quarantines that cell in run_round and adds the child quest quest/m0/test-flakes-2/interop-python-go.md. The final run with the quarantine: 145 pass, 0 fail, 70 skipped.
After merging main at 23898b4 (conflicts in ietf/publisher.rs, where main moved the announce loop's start into NamespaceServe, and the test-flakes epic README, taken from main): just check passes every module and just test interop --all passes.
Follow-ups
quest/m0/test-flakes-2/interop-python-go.md (new, S): find why the Go client's lite-07 session judged something published outside an empty publish grant, fix it, and remove the quarantine. No open decisions.
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort (iterate, M)
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort (iterate, S)
Deletes the JS cluster, hidden, solicit, active count, and auth extensions
from moq-transport, their handshake wiring and tests, and the five
drafts-lcurley-moq-* extension drafts. Updates the docs and the binding
comments to match, and deletes the quest file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed a9d5ed5. No actionable regressions found in the extension-removal paths reviewed.
Direction: Rust and JS consistently stop negotiating the removed extensions while retaining standard request-token handling. Anonymous routing, client-only unsolicited announcements, prefix-based hidden filtering, exclusive discovery, and REQUEST_OK-based best-effort sync match the documented reduced scope. Socket withholding has lifecycle coverage, and the configuration/API migration is documented. This does not establish support for moq-transport relay clustering; the PR explicitly leaves configuration rejection as a follow-up.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of production handshake, codec, auth, publisher/subscriber and integration changes plus relevant tests/docs. The omitted Rust subscriber patch was checked through full base/head source. No builds, tests, or interoperability checks executed; reported checks were not independently verified, and deleted tests/drafts were not exhaustively audited.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Extensions leave moq-transport: MoQ Cluster, Hidden, Solicit, Active Count, and the in-band AUTH exchange are deleted from both wire layers, along with their SETUP and message parameters, handshake wiring, tests, the five drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-*.md files, and quest/m2/ietf-scope/extensions.md. The standard AUTHORIZATION TOKEN and request-token paths stay.
Rust model: setup::Extensions is now { ietf } and defaults off, auth::Link::ietf() is request-tokens-only, ietf::start returns no credential, and EnforceGrant, auth::peer_grant, Link::supported/unsupported, and the AUTH present/serve machinery are gone.
Routes are anonymous: Advert/WireRoute lose hops and cost (hops = [UNKNOWN], cost = the link's configured price or 1), PublishNamespaceUpdate only renames a token, and the subscriber's reflection/loop detection and per-hop pricing disappear.
Discovery: hidden namespaces follow the lite rule (a prefix that names the dot segment), only clients announce unasked, overlapping SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE requests are always replaced, and sync falls back to the peer's REQUEST_OK as a best effort.
JS mirrors Rust: the extensions option is gone from connect/accept, exclusive: true on every ietf session, hidden filtering through hiddenBelow, and a client session withholds hidden routes so a socket endpoint behind it reads as Unsupported.
Docs and bindings: doc/concept/{standard,moq-lite,socket}.md, the relay cluster/auth/config pages, all seven library pages, the binding grant comments, and the m3/m5 quest notes now state that moq-transport carries none of it.
I built and ran the suites at this head, which the previous round did not: cargo check -p moq-net --all-targets; cargo test -p moq-net --features async --lib (3069 pass, 13 ignored); cargo test -p moq-net --features async --test integration (575 pass); bun test in js/net (3078 pass, 1 skip). The relay-boundary hidden tests and the moved sync tests assert what the body claims.
ℹ️ A third-party peer that never sends SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE now discovers nothing
The push removal is the right call for relay loops, and every one of our own sessions asks (Discovery is created whenever a subscribe half exists, and a relay link asks for its whole scope). But moq-transport exists here only for third-party interop, and a third-party relay or subscriber built on publisher-initiated announcements is the one peer this breaks silently; the interop cells subscribe to paths they already know, so nothing in CI exercises that direction.
Technical details
# Server push removal and third-party discovery## Affected sites-`rs/moq-net/src/ietf/session.rs:400` — `publish_namespaces` is `client.then(...)`, so a server never sends an unasked `PUBLISH_NAMESPACE`.
-`js/net/src/ietf/connection.ts:263` — the same behind `if (this.#client)`.
-`rs/moq-net/src/discovery.rs:91` — `client && !origin.relays()` decides who asks about everything; our side always asks.
## Required outcome- Confirm this is the intended blast radius: a third-party relay or browse-UI subscriber that does not implement `SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE` learns only what it subscribes by name, where it previously also received our pushed advertisements.
- The Impact section currently frames the change as a relay-loop fix. If the third-party discovery loss is accepted, saying so there (alongside "Dot-named namespaces no longer reach a moq-transport subscriber") would make the migration note complete for anyone peering a third-party relay with ours.
## Open questions for the human- Is third-party relay-to-relay peering with `moq-relay` over moq-transport a deployment we support? If yes, this is the change that breaks it, and it is the same configuration the cluster follow-up proposes to refuse at load.
The change removes the MoQ Auth exchange from moq-transport in the JavaScript and Rust implementations. moq-lite-07-wip remains the only protocol documented as supporting in-band authorization and grant updates. moq-transport continues to support tokens carried by requests. Tests, configuration examples, and documentation are updated to reflect these protocol distinctions.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 7d69a
The AUTH removal looks consistent across the changed code. Some docs and a rustdoc still describe behavior moq-transport no longer has, which could mislead users. Fix these wording issues soon, but they are not likely to cause production failures.
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Minor · Correct the socket hop guidance. · net.md:101-104
doc/lib/js/net.md:101-104 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the socket hop guidance.
A JavaScript moq-transport client session with the endpoint's publish origin causes its dials and accepts to fail as unsupported. State the lite-07 requirement and include moq-transport in the failure condition. The publish-half hidden opt-in described on the concept page is a Rust exception; the JavaScript guard has no such exception.
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Review comment at @doc/lib/js/net.md around lines 101 - 104:
The socket hop guidance currently describes unsupported dial and accept behavior only for pre-07 moq-lite endpoints. Update the passage around the lite-07 requirement to state that dials and accepts fail as unsupported when the endpoint’s client connection is either pre-07 moq-lite or a JavaScript moq-transport session with the endpoint’s publish origin; clarify that the Rust publish-half hidden opt-in does not apply to the JavaScript guard.
Minor · Correct the socket compatibility rule. · index.md:182-184
doc/lib/py/index.md:182-184 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the socket compatibility rule.
A Python moq-transport client withholds the endpoint’s hidden route, so its socket dials and accepts can fail with Unsupported. Clustered relay hops can use other versions.
Suggested fix
-Sockets need lite-07 or moq-transport on every hop, so the example opts into-`moq-lite-07-wip`. No client offers it by default while its wire format is a-work in progress, and the relay must accept it too.+Use `moq-lite-07-wip` on each endpoint's client session. The relay must accept+it too. No client offers it by default while its wire format is a work in+progress. Clustered relay hops can use other versions; see+[socket sessions](/concept/socket).
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Review comment at @doc/lib/py/index.md around lines 182 - 184:
Update the socket compatibility guidance in the example to require moq-lite-07-wip on each endpoint’s client session and for the relay to accept it, without implying every clustered relay hop must use that version. Link to the socket sessions documentation for hop-version details.
Minor · Qualify the instructions for additional tokens. · auth.md:160-163
doc/bin/relay/auth.md:160-163 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Qualify the instructions for additional tokens.
The paragraph can lead moq-transport users to expect a second configured token to widen the session grant. Limit that claim to moq-lite-07-wip and describe request tokens separately.
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-cannot receive it. Each further token is presented-[in band](#in-band-renewal) and widens the session's grant. A URL that already-carries a `?jwt=`, such as a cluster peer's, keeps it as the connection-credential, and every configured token then rides in band. Dialing+cannot receive it. On moq-lite-07-wip, each further token is presented+[in band](#in-band-renewal), and an accepted token widens the session's grant.+A URL that already carries a `?jwt=`, such as a cluster peer's, keeps it as the+connection credential. On moq-lite-07-wip, every configured token is then+presented in band. On moq-transport, a request token grants access only to+requests that name it; it does not widen the session grant. Dialing
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Review comment at @doc/bin/relay/auth.md around lines 160 - 163:
Update the token behavior paragraph to limit in-band renewal and session-grant widening claims to moq-lite-07-wip. Describe moq-transport request tokens separately: they grant access only to requests that name them and do not widen the session grant; preserve the URL-carried `?jwt=` credential distinction.
Minor · Update the Rust socket compatibility condition. · moq-net.md:25
doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md:25 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Update the Rust socket compatibility condition.
A moq-transport client session can withhold the endpoint’s hidden broadcasts. Include it in the Unsupported condition and retain the with_hidden(true) exception.
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Review comment at @doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md at line 25:
Update the compatibility condition for `socket::Endpoint` so `Unsupported` also applies when a moq-transport client session withholds the endpoint’s hidden broadcasts; preserve the `with_hidden(true)` exception for sessions that opt in.
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rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs: 1
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Do not treat best-effort sync as proof of absence.
A peer can send REQUEST_OK before its initial NAMESPACE entries. The IETF subscriber releases the snapshot on that response, so this check can return Unroutable for an existing broadcast before its announcement arrives. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Preserve an uncertain discovery state instead of reporting absence. Also qualify the completeness guarantee in poll_synced.
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Review comments at @doc/bin/relay/cluster.md:
- Line 112: Clarify the `max_hops` description in the Lite-07-wip documentation:
state that it can limit a carried Lite-06 compatibility chain plus its origin
node, but does not bound the Lite-07 route’s depth. Preserve the existing
explanation of hop counting for Lite-03 through Lite-06.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/model/socket.rs:
- Line 615: Update the documentation around the endpoint dialing and accepting
restriction to qualify moq-transport behavior by whether its publish half has
opted into hidden broadcasts. Clarify that requesting a prefix naming a hidden
segment does not clear a withholding marker, and preserve the existing moq-lite
version behavior and `origin::Consumer::with_hidden` reference.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/tests/integration/lazy_discovery.rs:
- Around line 520-521: Clear held before the second settled call involving
narrower so the following assertion verifies that a new Start or Restart was
reported. Leave the later assertion unchanged.
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Review comments at @doc/bin/relay/auth.md:
- Around line 160-163: Update the token behavior paragraph to limit in-band
renewal and session-grant widening claims to moq-lite-07-wip. Describe
moq-transport request tokens separately: they grant access only to requests that
name them and do not widen the session grant; preserve the URL-carried `?jwt=`
credential distinction.
Review comments at @doc/lib/js/net.md:
- Around line 101-104: The socket hop guidance currently describes unsupported
dial and accept behavior only for pre-07 moq-lite endpoints. Update the passage
around the lite-07 requirement to state that dials and accepts fail as
unsupported when the endpoint’s client connection is either pre-07 moq-lite or a
JavaScript moq-transport session with the endpoint’s publish origin; clarify
that the Rust publish-half hidden opt-in does not apply to the JavaScript guard.
Review comments at @doc/lib/py/index.md:
- Around line 182-184: Update the socket compatibility guidance in the example
to require moq-lite-07-wip on each endpoint’s client session and for the relay
to accept it, without implying every clustered relay hop must use that version.
Link to the socket sessions documentation for hop-version details.
Review comments at @doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md:
- Line 25: Update the compatibility condition for `socket::Endpoint` so
`Unsupported` also applies when a moq-transport client session withholds the
endpoint’s hidden broadcasts; preserve the `with_hidden(true)` exception for
sessions that opt in.
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…count; only AUTH goes
The maintainer kept the four extensions a third party speaks (OpenMOQ's moqx
relay runs draft-lcurley-moq-cluster-01 over draft 18). Restores them from
main and deletes only the in-band AUTH exchange and its draft.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t test without AUTH
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
kixelated
changed the title
feat(net)!: our extensions stop riding moq-transport
feat(net)!: moq-transport drops the in-band AUTH extension
Nov 11, 2026
It failed once in a local interop --all run and passed on rerun; the child
quest under m0/test-flakes-2 tracks the fix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed commit 7d69ab5 against its base and the previous reviewed scope.
No actionable regressions found in the revised AUTH-only removal. Rust and JS stop offering/dispatching in-band AUTH while preserving standard request-token handling and grant enforcement. Removing the setup-grant waits is consistent with no longer presenting a setup AUTH credential. The retained Cluster, Solicit, Hidden and Active Count paths preserve the intended third-party behavior; the tests and configuration migration now reflect the narrower removal.
Overall direction: the revised scope is coherent. This supersedes the previous review's description of removing all five extensions and its associated reduced-discovery/clustering limitations, which no longer describe this head.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the current production diff, relevant auth/handshake/discovery contexts, changed tests and migration documentation. No builds, tests, published-peer interoperability or reported check results independently executed; deleted tests and draft text were not exhaustively audited.
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ℹ️ No critical issues — three leftovers from the AUTH removal, all comment-level.
Reviewed changes
The delta since the prior pullfrog review (a9d5ed5) re-scopes the PR from deleting all five extensions to deleting only the in-band AUTH exchange.
Re-scoped to AUTH only: MoQ Cluster, Solicit, Hidden, and Active Count return to their main code, tests, and drafts, leaving setup::Extensions as { solicit, ietf }.
AUTH deleted end to end: ietf/auth.rs and the JS AUTH wire are gone, ietf::start returns no credential, Peer.auth and the AUTH SETUP option vanish, and an AUTH request now closes the session as a protocol violation.
Grant enforcement kept: EnforceGrant and runEnforce still run on dialing moq-transport clients, inert until authorize(&grant) supplies a grant the peer will never send in band.
Setup-grant waits removed: Rust ForwardState::Setup and NamespaceServeState::Count stop waiting on the setup token, JS Publisher loses #ready, and the Ok state's routes cursor is boxed for clippy.
Tests and docs rebound to lite-07: the relay, moq-ffi, and JS AUTH cases move to lite-07, the moq-transport credit test needs two streams, the uring extension test goes, and docs, bindings, interop harness, and quests now say in-band authorization is moq-lite-07 only.
Also verified locally: cargo test -p moq-net --lib --features async auth:: (97 pass) and bun test on the js/net auth, setup-options, extensions, and goaway suites (103 pass).
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Minor · Correct the with_token rustdoc for moq-transport. · client.rs:175-182
rs/moq-net/src/client.rs:175-182 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Correct the with_token rustdoc for moq-transport.
The public doc says an AUTH stream answers the SETUP token with a grant on every moq-transport draft. That is no longer true. After this change, moq-transport sessions carry no AUTH exchange. Client::start now builds the moq-transport link with self.link(false, true), and the session's credential handle is None. A caller who reads this doc will expect a grant on moq-transport that never arrives.
State that only moq-lite-07+ answers the SETUP token in band. On moq-transport, the token reaches the server only in SETUP, and grants come from tokens that requests carry.
Proposed doc fix
- /// Present `token` as the connection credential in SETUP, on versions that carry one- /// (moq-lite-07+ and every moq-transport draft we speak). The session's empty-token- /// AUTH stream then answers with its grant.+ /// Present `token` as the connection credential in SETUP, on versions that carry one+ /// (moq-lite-07+ and every moq-transport draft we speak). On moq-lite-07+ the session's+ /// empty-token AUTH stream then answers with its grant; moq-transport carries no AUTH,+ /// so no grant is learned for it in band.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/client.rs around lines 175 - 182:
Update the with_token rustdoc to state that only moq-lite-07+ answers the SETUP token through the session’s AUTH stream; clarify that moq-transport sends the token only in SETUP, has no AUTH exchange, and receives grants through tokens carried by requests. Preserve the existing version and token-type details.
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rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher.rs: 1
5730-5730: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Update the ForwardState::Setup doc comment.
The doc comment on ForwardState::Setup (lines 5676-5679) still says the state waits on "the answer to the credential we presented at setup" with MoQ Auth. After this change, the state waits only for the peer's SETUP and then reads the permit. Remove the MoQ Auth clause so the comment matches the code.
Proposed doc fix
- /// Waiting on the peer's SETUP, and with MoQ Auth on the answer to the credential we- /// presented at setup, so the first advertisement, the initial set included, is already- /// checked against our grant.+ /// Waiting on the peer's SETUP, so the first advertisement, the initial set included,+ /// is checked against our grant as it stands then.
Setup,
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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher.rs at line 5730:
Update the doc comment on ForwardState::Setup to describe waiting for the peer’s SETUP and then reading the permit; remove the outdated MoQ Auth credential-answer behavior.
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Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/client.rs:
- Around line 175-182: Update the with_token rustdoc to state that only
moq-lite-07+ answers the SETUP token through the session’s AUTH stream; clarify
that moq-transport sends the token only in SETUP, has no AUTH exchange, and
receives grants through tokens carried by requests. Preserve the existing
version and token-type details.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/ietf/publisher.rs:
- Line 5730: Update the doc comment on ForwardState::Setup to describe waiting
for the peer’s SETUP and then reading the permit; remove the outdated MoQ Auth
credential-answer behavior.
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rs/moq-c/src/auth.rs
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rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/runtime_uring.rs
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No new actionable findings. The quarantine skips only the Python-publisher/Go-subscriber media cell, records a skip rather than a pass, and leaves unauthorized, no-publisher and wrong-tone controls running. The new linked quest records the observed grant-enforcement failure and requires removing the quarantine after fixing its cause. The AUTH-only production changes are unchanged from the prior review.
Overall direction: the incremental change is coherent, but the quarantined cell is lost interoperability coverage, not evidence that the underlying failure is fixed.
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Reviewed changes
The delta since the prior pullfrog review (2610661) merges origin/main at 529fa6ac and fixes the three round-2 comment nits.
Stale AUTH comments fixed: ForwardState::Setup's doc now says it waits only on the peer's SETUP, and the leftover #ready comment in the JS publisher is gone.
JS docs match moq-transport: doc/lib/js/net.md now states that auth.add(token) on moq-transport only keeps the token for the requests that name it, instead of the vacuous "even without the extension".
origin/main merged: the branch absorbs main's state-machine refactor in ietf/publisher.rs; the conflict resolution keeps NamespaceServeState::Count deleted on top of main's Acknowledged/NamespaceServe shape, and the test-flakes README keeps main's dropped ## Required section with the python-go entry appended before its footer. The epic README still records the AUTH-only decision and quest/m2/ietf-scope/extensions.md stays deleted.
Also verified at this head: cargo check -p moq-net --all-targets passes, and git diff 529fa6ac..23898b4 shows main has not touched rs/moq-net/src/{ietf,auth.rs,setup.rs} or js/net/src/{ietf,auth.ts,connection} since the merge.
moq-transport dropped in-band AUTH in #8444, so a token added there resolves
at once and no AUTH request reaches the peer. The admission and waiting
groups still ran on moq-transport-22 and waited forever for that request,
hanging Nightly's Rust bench targets before the session bench.
The session_delivery_compression hang this quest tracked was the base build
of the 11-10 Nightly, which predates #8352; it is already fixed.
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Finishes quest/m2/ietf-scope/extensions.md, part of the IETF scope freeze.
moq-transport sessions no longer negotiate or carry the MoQ Auth extension: the in-band AUTH / AUTH_OK / AUTH_ERROR exchange and its
AUTHSETUP option. MoQ Cluster, Solicit, Hidden, and Active Count stay on moq-transport, unchanged frommain. In-band grants and token renewal stay on moq-lite-07. Third parties keep the standard AUTHORIZATION TOKEN.Decisions
Made without asking, for review:
drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-auth.mdoutright: it defined only the moq-transport binding. Lite-07 AUTH lives in the lite draft.EnforceGrant, JSrunEnforce). The grant can still be known there:authorize(&grant)and a handle shared with a lite-07 session both set it. Dropped the waits on the setup token's answer (RustNamespaceServeState::CountandForwardState::Setup, JS publisherready), since moq-transport no longer presents one.uring_workers_offer_the_configured_extensions(relay). It proved thatlisten.extensionsreaches the io_uring workers by toggling AUTH, and solicit has no equally cheap observable. The tokio listener's config tests still cover the parse.in_band_tokens_widen_and_withdraw_live_prefixes(relay) andauth_reads_the_peer_grant(moq-ffi) to lite-07. The moq-transport credit test now needs 2 streams, not 3, because AUTH no longer takes one.Changes
ietf/auth.rs, theAUTHSETUP option, the presenter and server tasks,auth::Link::supported/unsupported, and their tests.ietf::startno longer returns a setup credential.ietf/{auth,auth_setup}.tsand their tests, theauthkey of the@internalextensionsoption, and the AUTH dispatch inietf/connection.ts.doc/concept/{standard,moq-lite}.md, the relay config and auth pages, OBS, and the library pages (all seven languages) now say in-band authorization is moq-lite-07 only. They drop the[listen/connect.extensions] authkey.solicitstays.auth. Comments no longer credit the AUTH extension for the pinned passes' subtree grants.quest/m2/ietf-scope/extensions.md. Records the decision in the IETF scope README and updatesquest/m5/rate-grant.md.Impact
Public API, breaking only against
main. The extension was never released:moq_net::setup::Extensionslosesauth. The relay andmoq-tokioconfigs reject anauthkey under[listen.extensions]/[connect.extensions]throughdeny_unknown_fields.Migration: delete the key. moq-transport no longer offers AUTH; moq-lite-07 always carries it.
@internalextensionsoption onconnect/acceptlosesauth.Migration: drop the key.
Wire:
AUTH(0x40B70), and no AUTH request streams are opened or answered. Both SETUPs must declare AUTH for it to be negotiated, so a peer that offers it gets a session without it. A peer that opens an AUTH stream anyway closes the session with PROTOCOL_VIOLATION, the same as before when AUTH was not negotiated.Testing
just check: every module passes exceptcheck rs, which first flagged a clippylarge_enum_variant(fixed by boxing the routes cursor). Rerun withCHECK_MODULES=rs, Rust then failed only the credit test (fixed). Workspacecargo nextest --all-featuresthen passes, apart frommoq-relay config::tests::repository_configs_load. That test fails onmaintoo, because oftest/audio-quality/congestion.toml; moq-dev/moq#8486 fixes it. Akio-macrosUI test also timed out under host load.bun testinjs/net: 3149 pass.just test interop --all: one run failed onlypython -> goon lite-07. There, the Go subscriber closed its session as publishing outside its grant (moq-lite code this PR does not touch). The next run passed every cell, 146 of them. Per the flaky-test rule, this PR quarantines that cell inrun_roundand adds the child quest quest/m0/test-flakes-2/interop-python-go.md. The final run with the quarantine: 145 pass, 0 fail, 70 skipped.mainat 23898b4 (conflicts inietf/publisher.rs, where main moved the announce loop's start intoNamespaceServe, and the test-flakes epic README, taken from main):just checkpasses every module andjust test interop --allpasses.Follow-ups
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