Follow moq's 2026-09-23 releases (relay 0.15, moq-cli 0.12, libmoq 0.6, @moq/auth, @moq/net 0.4, moq.dev/moq, moq-rs 0.5) - #39
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moq-dev/moq HEAD (relay 0.15.0, moq-cli 0.12.0) renamed the relay's
[server]/listen config to [listen]/bind, the --server-bind/--tls-* flags to
--listen/--listen-tls-*, made --auth-public take patterns ("**"), renamed the
CLI's --client-connect to --connect, and folded moq-token-cli into `moq auth`.
- cloudflare.sh / moxygen.sh: always build HEAD, so use the new relay flags.
- smoke.toml: new layout (mirrors moq's test/smoke/smoke.toml); the old one
moves to smoke-legacy.toml. smoke.sh picks it, and --client-connect, from the
binary's --help so published 0.14 channels and the nix HEAD lane both work.
- nix lane: TOKEN_BIN is `moq auth` from the moq-cli flake package; token.sh
accepts a command prefix and falls back to `moq auth`.
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libmoq v0.6.0 (released 2026-09-23) added a config pointer to moq_session_connect (NULL = defaults) and renamed moq_origin_consume_announced to moq_origin_announced_broadcast. The C cells always build against the latest libmoq release, so every channel lane broke. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Match a top-level option declaration, not any --connect token. · smoke.sh:431-439
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMatch a top-level option declaration, not any
--connecttoken.When
moq-cli0.11.2 is installed, its broadcast help text contains--connect, so the current regex selects--connect. Relay dialing in 0.11.2 requires--client-connect. The Rust publisher and subscriber commands then receive an unsupported option and can fail before media transfer.Suggested fix
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@moq/token is replaced by @moq/auth 0.2.0 (bin moq-auth, generate --out),
whose claims no longer interoperate with the discontinued moq-token 0.5.x.
moq-cli 0.12.0 on crates.io and the moqdev/moq-cli image carry the Rust
side as `moq auth`, so:
- token.sh: the rust cell is `${MOQ_BIN:-moq} auth` (the same binary the
media matrix tests) and rust-docker runs `auth` in moqdev/moq-cli. The
moq-token / moq-token-cli fallbacks and CI installs are gone.
- clients/token/js: drive @moq/auth's moq-auth CLI.
- clients/js-native: @moq/net 0.4.0 dropped Established.consume(); consume
through an Origin.Producer and origin.request(path, { announced: true }).
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| # moq-cli 0.12 renamed --client-connect to --connect and rejects the old name. | ||
| # Pick whichever this build accepts until every channel ships 0.12. | ||
| moq_help=$("$MOQ" --help 2>&1 || true) | ||
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Use portable word boundaries in the help probes
On macOS, the system BSD grep does not provide GNU \b word-boundary semantics, so a 0.12 CLI help line containing --connect does not satisfy this probe and the script selects the rejected --client-connect option. The relay probe at line 605 has the same problem and can select smoke-legacy.toml for a 0.15 relay. Although the macOS workflow cells are currently commented out, local macOS runs and those cells when re-enabled will fail against the new releases; match the option terminator with portable whitespace/end-of-line expressions instead.
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moq-go v0.7.0 declares module moq.dev/moq (served by moq.dev, mirrored at
moq-dev/moq-go), so `go get github.com/moq-dev/moq-go@latest` now fails
on the module path mismatch. Fetch moq.dev/moq instead, and port the
client: PublishMediaStream("avc3") is PublishVideoStream(VideoFormatAvc3),
and SubscribeMedia / SubscribeCatalog take a context.
v0.7.0 itself does not compile yet (it pins moq-ffi 0.4.0 but uses API
from #3949; moq-dev/moq#3999), so the Go cells stay red until
moq-ffi 0.4.1 and a follow-up wrapper release ship.
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| - **GStreamer subscribe** (`gst`): working. `moq-gst` ships apt/brew/rpm/tarball + nix artifacts, so the cell resolves the newest tag and selects the matching platform tarball from that release's asset metadata. The published plugin load-checks green — `gst-inspect-1.0 moq` exposes `moqsrc`/`moqsink` against a system GStreamer — and `moqsrc` reads a rust-published H.264 broadcast end-to-end. | ||
| - **Token interop** (`token.sh`): working on **cargo / apt / nix** plus the **`moqdev/moq-token-cli` Docker image** (Linux). The published `moq-token` binary (from crates.io / apt / nix / Docker Hub) and `@moq/token` (npm, under both node and bun) cross-verify every token across `HS256`, `EdDSA`, `ES256`, and `RS256`, and each verifier rejects tampered tokens and the wrong key. The Docker cell (`rust-docker`) proves the image — built `FROM nixos/nix`, so it carries the libiconv the brew bottle used to leak — runs cleanly. Subscriber-only languages don't ship token tooling yet, so the matrix is rust (binary + Docker) + the two JS runtimes for now. | ||
| - **Token interop** (`token.sh`): working on **cargo / apt / nix** plus the **`moqdev/moq-cli` Docker image** (Linux). The published `moq auth` (from crates.io / apt / nix / Docker Hub) and `@moq/auth` (npm, under both node and bun) cross-verify every token across `HS256`, `EdDSA`, `ES256`, and `RS256`, and each verifier rejects tampered tokens and the wrong key. The Docker cell (`rust-docker`) proves the image — built `FROM nixos/nix`, so it carries the libiconv the brew bottle used to leak — runs cleanly. Subscriber-only languages don't ship token tooling yet, so the matrix is rust (binary + Docker) + the two JS runtimes for now. | ||
| - **Token interop on the Homebrew bottle** (`rust` cells, macOS `brew`): working. The `moq-dev/tap/moq-token-cli` package's `moq-token` binary used to abort on launch — it baked in a `/nix/store/…-libiconv/lib/libiconv.2.dylib` rpath from the build sandbox that doesn't exist on a user's Mac (`dyld: Library not loaded`). The 0.5.31 bottle fixes it: its only `LC_RPATH` is now `/usr/lib`, so `@rpath/libiconv.2.dylib` resolves to the system libiconv and the binary runs (verified locally — `generate --algorithm HS256` succeeds, no leaked `/nix/store` rpath). `token.sh` still probes the binary once at startup, so a relapse would be caught again. Exactly the break-then-fix this repo exists to surface. |
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Update the Homebrew token status to match the new CLI.
Line 189 still says the Homebrew token cells use moq-dev/tap/moq-token-cli and the moq-token binary. The updated token table identifies moq-cli and moq auth. Update this current-state entry or label it as historical so readers do not follow the old package and binary names.
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In `@README.md` at line 189, Update the current-state Homebrew token entry in the
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Token interop is independent of the media matrix, but it was skipped whenever Smoke failed, so one red cell (today: the broken moq.dev/moq v0.7.0) hid every token result. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
moq-rs 0.5.0 and moq.dev/moq v0.7.x (both released 2026-09-24 on
moq-ffi 0.4.1) renamed the raw-stream publisher and stopped advertising
a broadcast on creation: create_broadcast only registers the path
locally, and announce() advertises it to peers. The Python publisher
failed every cell (no attribute publish_media_stream) and, once
renamed, subscribers saw nothing until the broadcast was announced.
- python: publish_video_stream(VideoFormat.AVC3), then announce().
- go: Announce(moq.Route{}) after PublishVideoStream.
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Fixes the two scheduled-run failures on main since 2026-09-20 (Cloudflare interoperability and ubuntu-latest / nix). It also catches up with the moq releases that shipped on 2026-09-23 while this PR was open: relay 0.15.0, moq-cli 0.12.0, libmoq 0.6.0, and the JS packages. Without these changes the scheduled runs would stay red.
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[server] listenis now[listen] bind.--server-bind/--tls-cert/--tls-keyare now--listen/--listen-tls-cert/--listen-tls-key.--auth-publicnow takes patterns ("**").--client-connectis now--connect.moq-token-cliis gone; its commands are nowmoq auth(feat(auth): moq-auth and @moq/auth own the contract and the token moq#3684).moq_session_connecttakes a newconfigargument.moq_origin_consume_announcedis nowmoq_origin_announced_broadcast.@moq/auth0.2 replaces@moq/token:moq-auth, andgenerate --keyis now--out.moq-token0.5.x.@moq/net0.4:Established.consume()is gone; consumers now go through anOrigin.Changes
cloudflare.sh, moxygen.sh: use the new relay flags. Both always build moq HEAD.
smoke.toml / smoke-legacy.toml: smoke.toml now uses the new layout (mirrors moq's
test/smoke/smoke.toml). The old layout is kept as smoke-legacy.toml.--helpand uses the legacy file when there's no--listen. It picks--connector--client-connectformoqthe same way.clients/docker/moq-relay: bind-mount only when the last argument is a file, so the
--helpcheck works through Docker.token.sh:
${MOQ_BIN:-moq} auth, the same binary the media matrix tests.authinmoqdev/moq-cli.moq-token/moq-token-clifallbacks, and the CI installs of them, are removed.clients/token/js: drives
@moq/auth'smoq-authCLI.clients/c/subscribe.c: updated for the libmoq 0.6 C API.
clients/js-native/subscribe.ts: subscribes through
Origin.Producerandorigin.request(path, { announced: true }), following upstream'sexamples/wait.ts.clients/go, clients/python: moq-go moved to the vanity module
moq.dev/moq, so the client now fetches that. It's ported to the v0.7 /moq-rs0.5 API:PublishVideoStream(VideoFormatAvc3)(Go) /publish_video_stream(VideoFormat.AVC3)(Python);SubscribeMedia/SubscribeCatalognow takectx(Go);Announce/announce()once their tracks exist.v0.7.0 itself didn't compile (fix(go): compile the wrapper against the pinned ffi before releasing moq#3999). v0.7.1, on moq-ffi 0.4.1, does.
Token interop step: now runs
if: !cancelled(), so a red media cell can't hide the token results.Validation (local)
just checkpasses on tracked files.moq auth0.12), js-node and js-bun matrix passes in both directions, including the negative checks.moqdev/moq-cli0.12 runsauth. The rust-docker cell couldn't be exercised locally: rootless podman here can't write to the bind mount under--user, and the old image fails the same way. CI uses Docker.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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