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• Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, high effort
• Session: 01a1cd5f-aa6c-7c11-8bf6-f0bf222d6a40, round 3
• Head: b01f7cb
• Base: origin/main at d1ade98
• Score: 10/10, The incremental documentation changes correctly clarify offline credential presentation and session-wide AUTH grants, with no actionable defects found by source inspection; builds and tests were not run as instructed.
• Findings: none

Problem

The C ABI could set the connection credential (moq_client_config.tokens) but had no way to put a request token on an announcement. moq-net already models it: auth::Handle::add mints a Credential, a route or claim names it with set_auth, and the publisher sends it as the moq-transport AUTHORIZATION TOKEN on PUBLISH_NAMESPACE; swapping it renews the request in place. moq-ffi and its wrappers had none of it.

The first cut exposed it in C as moq_session_credential(session, token, token_len, on_credential, user_data), a callback that fired with the handle once the peer answered. A callback parameter cannot be cancelled, and it existed only because Rust's add was async: the Credential did not exist until the peer answered.

Approach

• moq-net and js/net: Handle::add (JS Handle.add) presents the token and returns the Credential at once. Credential::answered() (JS credential.answered) waits for the first verdict. Dropping (JS close()) a credential before its answer withdraws it, as dropping the add future did before.
• moq-c: moq_session_credential(session, token, token_len) returns a credential handle. moq_credential_answered(credential, on_answer, user_data) reports the verdict once. moq_credential_free cancels a pending presentation (withdrawn unless a route or claim names it) and ends its waits with MOQ_ERROR_MOQ. moq_route_set_auth and moq_claim_set_auth are unchanged from the first cut.
• moq-ffi: MoqSession::credential(token) returns a MoqCredential with answered() and cancel(), and MoqRoute::set_auth and MoqClaim::set_auth take an optional credential. Python, Go, Kotlin, Dart, and Swift wrap them the way each wraps tokens() and set_cost. The C and C++ packages are generated from moq-ffi, so they get it with no code change.
• moq-net origin fix (from the contributor): RouteState::change, behind set_cost and set_auth, applied the update before checking liveness, so a call on a closed route returned Closed but kept the new value. It now restores the old options on any failure, through one rollback path that a_closed_route_keeps_no_refused_change covers. A failure after the liveness check is only a close racing the call.
• Tests:
  • moq-c, against moq-tokio listeners:
    • moq-transport 18 and 22: route ride and renew, claim ride and withdraw.
    • moq-lite 07: AUTH acceptance, refusal with the peer's code, and the verdict repeated for an answered credential.
    • moq-lite 06: answered is MOQ_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED.
    • Reconnect: a credential is presented again on the next session, and freeing it withdraws it there.
    • Cancellation: freeing while offline (the peer never sees the token), and freeing while the peer holds it unanswered (the server sees it withdrawn).
    • A pending wait ends with its session, and an empty token or unknown handle is refused.
  • moq-ffi: the same on lite-07, lite-06, and moq-transport-18, plus set_auth with a cancelled credential.
  • Each wrapper: one lifecycle test.
  • js/net: closing before the answer rejects answered and withdraws the token, both offline and while the server holds it.

Impact

• Breaking, moq-net: auth::Handle::add is synchronous and returns Result<Credential>; Credential::answered() / poll_answered() are new. Migrate let c = handle.add(t).await?; to let c = handle.add(t)?; c.answered().await?;. add now fails only on the handle's end or GoingAway; Unsupported and refusals come from answered.
• Breaking, js/net (@moq/net): Handle.add returns Credential instead of Promise<Credential>, and Credential gains answered: PromiseLike<void>. Migrate const c = await handle.add(t) to const c = handle.add(t); await c.answered;. add throws synchronously once the handle ended or while its own session drains with no successor.
• moq-c (additive vs. the last release): moq_session_credential, moq_credential_answered, moq_credential_free, moq_route_set_auth, moq_claim_set_auth.
• moq-ffi and wrappers (additive): MoqSession.credential, MoqCredential (answered, cancel), MoqRoute.set_auth, MoqClaim.set_auth; Python Session.credential/Credential, Go Session.Credential/Credential, Kotlin and Dart credential, Swift Session.credential(_:)/Credential, and set_auth / SetAuth / setAuth on routes and claims.
• Behavior: a refused set_cost/set_auth on a closed route no longer keeps the refused value.
• Wire: none.

Decisions

• ✅ moq-c credential is an owned handle mirroring Rust's Credential (rejected: a cancellable operation handle around the callback; keeping the callback). Settled by the maintainer.
• ✅ Parity across moq-ffi and every wrapper in this PR (rejected: waive and track). Settled by the maintainer.
• ✅ Make the Rust shape a handle by making Handle::add synchronous plus Credential::answered(), mirrored in js/net (rejected: keep async add and add a second public present; two ways to present a token). Chosen while iterating; breaking.
• ✅ moq-ffi takes the token as a String, like MoqTokens.set (rejected: bytes, as Rust and C take). Chosen while iterating.
• ✅ A freed credential ends its moq_credential_answered waits with MOQ_ERROR_MOQ, as other moq-c waits do on cancel (rejected: a new error code). Chosen while iterating.
• ✅ Credentials are named with set_auth only; route options at creation gain no auth field in C or moq-ffi (rejected: an options field, a second way to do it). Chosen while iterating.

Alternatives

• A request_token on moq_client_config plus a session-level setter would apply one token to every announcement, and has no counterpart in moq-net or moq-ffi.
• The answered wait in moq-c could have held its own clone of the credential, but then freeing the handle would not cancel the presentation. The wait holds a clone only until a freed signal ends it.

Follow-ups

• Swift was not compiled here (no toolchain on this Linux host). It follows the existing Tokens and setCost patterns, and the macOS platform gate checks it nightly and on release PRs.
• Tokens on SUBSCRIBE remain out of scope: the moq-net client does not send one today.

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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort (iterate, L)

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Walkthrough

The PR adds session credentials, verdict waiting, and cancellation. Callers can assign credentials to routes and claims, replace an assigned credential, or clear it to use session scope. The network API now returns credentials before the peer verdict is available. Language bindings, documentation, tests, and benchmarks reflect this flow. Route option changes are rolled back when an update fails.

Merge Risk: Low · previous review 46384

The credential documentation has two small gaps. It should say that a moq-lite per-request credential widens the whole session's grant, and that the C API waits for the next session when none is live. Neither changes runtime behavior, so the change is mergeable with a quick documentation follow-up.

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Title check		The title "feat(auth)!: a credential is a handle that routes and claims name, in every binding" matches the main change. The PR turns credential presentation into an owned handle (Handle::add returns …
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The title "feat(auth)!: a credential is a handle that routes and claims name, in every binding" matches the main change. The PR turns credential presentation into an owned handle (Handle::add returns a Credential immediately, answered() waits for the verdict) and adds set_auth on routes and claims across the C, FFI, and language bindings. The title is specific and conventional-commit formatted, though it is somewhat long at 83 characters.

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The description is related to the changeset. It explains the problem with the C ABI lacking request-token support on announcements, describes the approach across moq-net, js/net, moq-c, moq-ffi, and wrappers, and lists the breaking API changes, tests, and decisions. It matches the file summaries, which cover the same credential, set_auth, and rollback changes.

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rs/moq-c/src/auth.rs-308-315: 1

308-315: Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift

Unverified finding
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Make pending credential creation cancellable.

If a dialed session stays offline or a peer does not answer, handle.add(token).await can wait indefinitely. This task has no retained cancellation handle, and moq_session_credential returns only zero. A caller that abandons the request must keep user_data valid or close the entire session. Return a cancellable operation handle and deliver a terminal callback on cancellation. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comments at @doc/lib/c/index.md:
- Line 120: Update the Tokens documentation around moq_session_credential() to
state that request credentials are unsupported on moq-lite versions without AUTH
and that the API fails in this case; direct readers to its API documentation for
the failure behavior. Preserve the distinction that moq-transport may support
request credentials without AUTH.

Review comments at @rs/moq-c/src/api.rs:
- Line 2359: Update RouteState::change so it checks announcement liveness before
modifying route options, then restores the previous options if updating a live
announcement fails. Preserve option changes for hidden routes so they take
effect on the next announcement, and ensure a failed route update does not
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✅ No new issues found.

The four new functions are additive and the three tests pass locally (cargo test -p moq-c --lib credential). rustfmt --check and sh/text.sh are clean.

Two optional doc notes:

• The moq_route_set_auth and moq_claim_set_auth docs say "Only the session that minted it carries it". RouteInfo::auth in rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs is more precise: a session built on the handle that issued it. A Client::with_auth handle carries the credential on every session it backs, so the wording could be tightened to avoid implying a reconnect loses it.
• moq_route_set_auth's "Fails once its broadcast closed" mirrors Route::set_auth, which also fails when the origin's driver is dropped. The moq_claim_set_auth doc omits the failure case entirely.

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Re the unverified rs/moq-c/src/auth.rs finding (cancellable pending credential): on_credential fires exactly once, when a peer answers on the next live session, at once on moq-transport, or with a negative code when the session closes; 697639e adds a_pending_credential_ends_with_its_session to pin that close path. So a caller abandoning a pending credential can close the session, and user_data follows the same lifetime rule as moq-c's other async callbacks (valid until the terminal callback). A separate cancellable operation handle would be an API addition; happy to do it as a follow-up if you want that shape. The task uses tokio::spawn like the crate's other callback tasks (session, origin, publish), so I left it as is. (AI-assisted)

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doc/lib/c/index.md: 1

120-120: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Link to the credential reference instead of duplicating its protocol details.

Keep the user workflow here: create a credential, attach it to an announcement, and replace it without redialing. Replace the added wire-field and error-code details with a direct link to the moq_session_credential API documentation. Keep the AUTH availability condition beside the workflow.

As per coding guidelines, doc/ “is not the reference” and must “link to them instead of repeating method lists, wire encodings, or error codes.”

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Review comment at @doc/lib/c/index.md at line 120:
Update the Tokens section to keep the workflow of creating a credential with moq_session_credential(), attaching it with moq_route_set_auth() or moq_claim_set_auth(), and replacing it without redialing. Replace the wire-field and error-code details with a direct link to the moq_session_credential API documentation, and keep the AUTH availability condition beside the workflow.

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Review comments at @doc/lib/c/index.md:
- Line 120: Update the Tokens section to keep the workflow of creating a
credential with moq_session_credential(), attaching it with moq_route_set_auth()
or moq_claim_set_auth(), and replacing it without redialing. Replace the
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• Tightened the moq_route_set_auth and moq_claim_set_auth docs: the credential rides only the session it was minted on (a dialed one across reconnects), and a failure keeps the route's or claim's credential as it was.
• Corrected the moq_session_credential and Tokens docs: moq-transport always carries the token on the announcing request, moq-lite needs AUTH, and closing the session answers a credential still waiting.
• Made RouteState::change in rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs check the announcement's liveness before mutating control.options, and restore the old options when the re-advertisement fails, so a closed route or claim keeps nothing it was refused.
• Added a_closed_route_keeps_no_refused_change and a_pending_credential_ends_with_its_session; the hidden-route path that must still keep the change is already covered by a_hidden_route_announces_its_own_path.

Verified locally: cargo test -p moq-net --lib --features async a_closed_route_keeps_no_refused_change, cargo test -p moq-c --lib (the four credential tests), rustfmt --edition 2024 --check, and sh/text.sh all pass.

ℹ️ PR description still says moq-net is untouched

The "Public API and wire impact" section claims "No wire change and no moq-net, moq-tokio, or moq-ffi change", but 697639e changes RouteState::change, so Route::set_cost/set_auth and Claim::set_cost/set_auth now leave the options untouched when they fail. Anyone reading the description to judge scope would miss it.

Technical details

# Stale PR description

## Affected sites
- PR body, "What" and "Public API and wire impact" sections — list only the four ABI
  functions and deny any moq-net change.
- `rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs` `RouteState::change` — the behavior change the body
  should mention.

## Required outcome
- The body records that the fix landed here (and why: the C docs promise a failed
  `set_auth` keeps the previous credential), and drops the "no moq-net change" claim.

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@coderabbitai Addressed in 4ffa12a: the doc/lib/c/index.md Tokens nitpick now keeps only the workflow and the AUTH condition, and links to the moq_session_credential() reference for the wire and error details. (AI-assisted)

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This run re-reviewed 4ffa12a, a docs-only commit since the prior pullfrog review on 697639e. It settles CodeRabbit's nit on the Tokens section without changing any behavior.

• Kept the per-request credential workflow in the Tokens bullet (mint with moq_session_credential(), attach with moq_route_set_auth()/moq_claim_set_auth(), renew in place) and replaced the duplicated AUTHORIZATION TOKEN and MOQ_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED detail with a link to the function's documentation, preserving the moq-transport versus moq-lite AUTH condition.

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Thanks for this, @ksletmoe-aws. I pushed three commits on top of yours; your commits are unchanged.

What changed and why:

• The C credential is now an owned handle. moq_session_credential(session, token, token_len) returns the handle right away. moq_credential_answered() reports the peer's verdict, and moq_credential_free() cancels a pending presentation. The callback version could not be cancelled, and it only existed because Rust's Handle::add was async.
• That needed a Rust change, so Rust and JS now share the shape. auth::Handle::add (and js/net Handle.add) returns the Credential at once, and Credential::answered() waits for the verdict. This is breaking, so the title now has !, and the Impact section has the migration.
• Parity. moq-ffi gains MoqSession.credential, MoqCredential (answered, cancel), and set_auth on routes and claims. Python, Go, Kotlin, Dart, and Swift wrap them, each with a test.
• Your origin.rs fix now restores the options through one rollback path, so your a_closed_route_keeps_no_refused_change test covers it.
• More C tests: moq-lite 07 AUTH acceptance and refusal, moq-lite 06 unsupported, persistence across a reconnect, and cancellation both while offline and while the peer holds the token.

just check and just test interop --all pass locally. Swift is the one exception: it was not compiled here. The PR body lists the decisions.

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Review comments at @doc/lib/c/index.md:
- Line 120: Update the Tokens documentation for moq_session_credential() to
state that the credential applies only to the session that created it, including
that client’s reconnects; clarify that it does not authenticate announcements on
other sessions publishing the same origin.

Review comments at @doc/lib/cpp/index.md:
- Line 254: Qualify the per-request `answered()` behavior following
`session->credential` in the C++, Dart, Kotlin, Python, Swift, and JavaScript
documentation: on opt-in moq-lite 07 it reports the peer’s verdict over AUTH; on
moq-transport it resolves immediately and does not report peer acceptance; and
on moq-lite before 07 without AUTH it fails as unsupported. Leave the Rust and C
documentation unchanged.

Review comments at @doc/lib/py/index.md:
- Line 131: Clarify the session scope of credentials in the native binding
documentation wherever the per-request credential API is described, including
the page covering session.credential, route.set_auth, and claim.set_auth. State
that a route shared across sessions carries its credential only on the session
that minted it; other sessions do not carry it even when the route names it.

Review comments at @doc/lib/rs/moq-net.md:
- Line 34: Update the credential withdrawal sentence in the authorization
description to state that dropping a Credential withdraws its token only when
the last clone is dropped; preserve the surrounding explanation of credential
presentation and routes.

Review comments at @rs/moq-c/src/test.rs:
- Around line 9474-9475: Move the full-session credential tests, including the
test beginning with a_moq_lite_peer_answers_a_credential_over_auth, from the
source test module to the crate’s tests/integration/ target. Keep only local
unit checks in the source test module and preserve the credential tests’
existing behavior.

Review comments at @rs/moq-ffi/src/test.rs:
- Around line 8913-8914: Move the full-session network test
`a_credential_is_answered_over_auth_and_cancelled_while_held` out of the
source-module tests and into the crate’s integration test target. Keep unit-only
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• rs/moq-net/src/ietf/session.rs
• rs/moq-net/src/lite/session.rs
• rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs
• rs/moq-net/tests/integration/auth.rs
• rs/moq-relay/benches/auth.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/auth/refresh.rs
• rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/auth_lifetime.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/connection.rs
• swift/Sources/Moq/Auth.swift
• swift/Sources/Moq/Client.swift
• swift/Sources/Moq/Origin.swift
• swift/Tests/MoqTests/SmokeTests.swift

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doc/lib/c/index.md-120-120: 1

120-120: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

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Do not describe immediate success as peer acceptance.

On moq-transport, moq_credential_answered() succeeds immediately because the credential travels on requests. That success is not a peer verdict. Callers could otherwise treat it as confirmation that the peer accepted the token. Describe it as immediate success without a verdict.

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Review comments at @doc/lib/c/index.md:
- Line 120: Update the `moq_session_credential()` sentence in the Tokens
documentation to say it presents the token immediately when the session is live
and waits for the next session when none is live. Preserve the surrounding
credential-handle and route/claim guidance.

Review comments at @doc/lib/py/index.md:
- Line 131: Update the Tokens bullet in the Python documentation and its
matching C++, Dart, Go, Kotlin, and Swift bullets to state that on moq-lite 07 a
credential created by session.credential(token) joins the session-wide grant
union and is not limited to the route or claim that names it.

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