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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.

Upstream changes

  • Relay 0.15:
    • Config [server] listen is now [listen] bind.
    • Flags --server-bind/--tls-cert/--tls-key are now --listen/--listen-tls-cert/--listen-tls-key.
    • --auth-public now takes patterns ("**").
  • moq-cli 0.12:
  • libmoq 0.6:
    • moq_session_connect takes a new config argument.
    • moq_origin_consume_announced is now moq_origin_announced_broadcast.
  • @moq/auth 0.2 replaces @moq/token:
    • The bin is moq-auth, and generate --key is now --out.
    • Its claims don't interoperate with the old moq-token 0.5.x.
  • @moq/net 0.4:
    • Established.consume() is gone; consumers now go through an Origin.

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.

    • smoke.sh checks the relay's --help and uses the legacy file when there's no --listen. It picks --connect or --client-connect for moq the same way.
    • apt, brew and the relay Docker image still ship 0.14/0.11, so both paths are needed until they catch up. Then delete the legacy file and both checks.
  • clients/docker/moq-relay: bind-mount only when the last argument is a file, so the --help check works through Docker.

  • token.sh:

    • The rust cell runs ${MOQ_BIN:-moq} auth, the same binary the media matrix tests.
    • rust-docker runs auth in moqdev/moq-cli.
    • The moq-token/moq-token-cli fallbacks, and the CI installs of them, are removed.
  • clients/token/js: drives @moq/auth's moq-auth CLI.

  • clients/c/subscribe.c: updated for the libmoq 0.6 C API.

  • clients/js-native/subscribe.ts: subscribes through Origin.Producer and origin.request(path, { announced: true }), following upstream's examples/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-rs 0.5 API:

    • the raw-stream publisher is now PublishVideoStream(VideoFormatAvc3) (Go) / publish_video_stream(VideoFormat.AVC3) (Python);
    • SubscribeMedia / SubscribeCatalog now take ctx (Go);
    • creating a broadcast no longer advertises it to the relay, so both publishers call 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 check passes on tracked files.
  • smoke.sh:
    • rust→rust passes on HEAD (0.15/0.12, uses smoke.toml) and on published 0.14.18/0.11.2 (uses smoke-legacy.toml).
    • rust, js-vite, js-esbuild and js-jsdelivr → the same set plus js-native-node/bun: all pass with the new npm packages. The negative control also passes for js-native.
    • The c and c-pkgconfig subscribers pass against libmoq 0.6.0. c-cmake wasn't run because cmake isn't installed locally.
  • token.sh:
    • The rust (moq auth 0.12), js-node and js-bun matrix passes in both directions, including the negative checks.
    • moqdev/moq-cli 0.12 runs auth. 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.
  • cloudflare.sh with the HEAD relay: all 6 cells pass.
  • moxygen.sh: the relay starts again. The client still hits the known protocol mismatch that the job tolerates.
  • An earlier CI run on this PR had all non-C cells green in every channel lane. That run predates the JS release.

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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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The smoke script detects client and relay CLI options and selects a matching relay configuration. Relay launch scripts use updated listener and TLS flags, and the Docker wrapper conditionally mounts a config file. The token helper uses moq auth and updates its Docker and JavaScript command handling. The Go, C, and JavaScript native smoke clients update module references or API calls. The workflow and README document the token tooling and legacy relay configuration.

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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
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🟡 Minor · Match a top-level option declaration, not any --connect token. · smoke.sh:431-439

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Match a top-level option declaration, not any --connect token.

When moq-cli 0.11.2 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.

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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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@kixelated kixelated changed the title Follow moq HEAD's relay/CLI renames and moq auth Follow moq's 2026-09-23 releases (relay 0.15, moq-cli 0.12, libmoq 0.6, @moq/auth, @moq/net 0.4) Sep 23, 2026

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Comment thread smoke.sh
# 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)
if grep -qE -- '(^|[[:space:]])--connect\b' <<<"$moq_help"; then

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P2 Badge 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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@kixelated kixelated changed the title Follow moq's 2026-09-23 releases (relay 0.15, moq-cli 0.12, libmoq 0.6, @moq/auth, @moq/net 0.4) 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) Sep 23, 2026

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Comment thread README.md
- **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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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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.

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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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@kixelated kixelated changed the title 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) 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) Sep 24, 2026
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