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Problem

Bindings combined a blocking status watcher, a connect-count poll and two failure polls (MoqClient::failure, MoqSession::failure). Those reads could disagree, miss a change that landed before the caller started waiting, and a failed first dial was unreachable in wrappers that hide the client.

Approach

One lifecycle snapshot with independent change observation, at every layer:

• moq-tokio: Monitor::state() returns an Observation (revision, phase, connects, failure, version) read under one lock, and state_changed(after) waits for any revision other than after. Each observer carries its own revision, so observers never consume each other's updates, and a final Closed snapshot is delivered once before the wait errors. A dropped session and its retry reason publish as one revision, and the end of the loop (its offline bookkeeping, ended, and the error it gave up with) is one terminal revision, so a watcher never sees a Disconnected the loop will not redial from. A terminal or one-shot session end skips the intermediate Disconnected for the same reason. The loop's Shared is built before spawning, so aborting a never-polled task still publishes the terminal revision.
• moq-ffi: MoqSession::state() / state_changed(after) replace status(), connects() and both failure() polls. MoqClient::connect returns the session at once, natively and in the browser; the session owns its dial, so cancelling it stops the dial and a failed first dial reports as Closed with its failure. In the browser (session/dial.rs) bandwidth and receive-estimate handles persist from before the handshake and auth() waits for establishment.
• moq-c: moq_session_connect / moq_session_request_accept take a moq_state_callback delivering a moq_connection_state (phase, connects, failure, protocol) on every change. The terminal MOQ_CONNECTION_PHASE_CLOSED snapshot fires after the handle is released, so cleanup stays automatic. moq_session_failure is removed.
• Wrappers and OBS: Python, Go, Swift, Kotlin, Dart and C++/OBS move to the snapshot. OBS uses the coherent connect count, so a connect and disconnect that coalesce before its watcher runs still count as a first connection.
• Quests: binding-state and the absorbed go-first-dial-failure are deleted; quest/m1/c/package.md now names the state callback the generated C package must keep.

Impact

Public API, breaking: moq-ffi (UniFFI), moq-c (moq.h), every wrapper, and OBS, each with a MIGRATE.md entry. moq-tokio is additive (Monitor::state, Monitor::state_changed, connection::{Observation, Phase}). Browser connect now returns before establishment. Wire: none. No package version changes.

Decisions

1. Snapshot shape
   • ✅ phase plus connects and an opaque revision. moq-tokio's Monitor::presence already means cumulative started/ended counters, so naming the lifecycle enum presence (as the quest first suggested) would mean different things at different layers.
   • Expose the native cumulative presence counters instead.
2. C terminal ownership
   • ✅ An owned terminal Closed snapshot delivered by the state callback, keeping automatic cleanup.
   • Explicit caller-owned session lifetime with a release call.
3. Browser dial
   • ✅ Finish it here: connect returns immediately and the session owns the dial, matching native.
   • Keep waiting for establishment and leave the browser for later.
4. C synchronous read
   • ✅ No moq_session_state(): the callback is the only reader, since the terminal snapshot outlives the handle.
   • Add a synchronous getter that cannot return the terminal state.
5. Browser receive estimate
   • ✅ recv_bandwidth() always returns a persistent consumer, as natively, rather than None before the handshake.
   • Return None until the session is established.

Validation

At head 4716ead (main 0db3182 merged; every main merge conflicted only in migration entries, kept both sides; Dart regenerated with no checksum change):

• just check: passed. Swift not run (no toolchain on this Linux host).
• just test interop --all: 172/172 passed at 078c084, 821b51f and 4716ead. That includes rust -> js-native-node, which flaked 3/8 at an earlier head under heavy host load.
• quest check --base origin/main: ok.
• Two new moq-tokio regressions use a waker that reads state() the moment it is woken: ending_the_loop_never_shows_a_redialing_phase and the extended a_session_that_ends_the_loop_reports_no_failure. Both failed with [Disconnected] on the old two-write code and pass now.

Earlier checkpoints also ran just rs wasm and just test wasm --uniffi (65/65) on the browser dial.

Follow-ups

• Native moq-tokio still has the older lifecycle reads alongside state(): Connection::status/connects/connected and Monitor::failure, which now has no production consumer. Collapsing them onto state()/state_changed() is a native API change outside this binding quest.

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Outcome: tested draft checkpoint 688e28d8a4 pushed after resolving all twelve migration conflicts with main fc6f2dd and regenerating Dart from combined metadata.

The final merged tree passes 5,534 affected net/mux/native/FFI tests, WASM clippy, Python checks and 104 tests, regenerated Go race/Kotlin/Dart/C++ checks, quest validation (598 documents), and all 28 focused tail interop checks. Earlier full cross-language runs each passed all 172 checks at 98009ed and 4e0ac35; these remain checkpoint-specific. At 4e0ac35 all selected CI check phases, 4,810 JS tests, all 831 native/FFI tests, capture/playback 517, CLI play 226, Python 104 and full OBS units passed. Full CI itself is not passing: all 4,815 selected Rust cases were attempted, with 4,805 passing and ten io_uring worker-setup ENOMEM failures under shared 8 MiB memlock. Swift was unavailable. No quota, assertion or behavior workaround was applied.

Native/UniFFI and wrappers/OBS now use coherent lifecycle snapshots and independent revision waits; native Client.connect returns an owning Session immediately. Public API is breaking as documented; wire impact is none. C ABI and browser establishment behavior remain unchanged pending the remaining quest work.

Remaining on this draft: approve phase/connects/revision shape, settle C terminal-event ownership (recommend an owned terminal snapshot with automatic cleanup), and complete browser immediate dial ownership. The quest records those exact gaps. Future FFI integration, including wrapper-config and synchronous shutdown, must regenerate from combined metadata.

All local commands are terminal; source is committed and pushed. The quest remains incomplete and the PR remains draft.

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Checkpoint (paused for usage). Head: 0be0054, pushed. PR stays draft.

Done

• C: moq_state_callback delivers moq_connection_state (phase, connects, failure, protocol) on every change. A terminal MOQ_CONNECTION_PHASE_CLOSED snapshot arrives after the handle is released, so cleanup stays automatic. moq_session_failure is removed. MIGRATE, README, docs and the C interop/smoke clients are updated.
• Browser (moq-ffi wasm32): connect returns immediately. The session owns its dial (rs/moq-ffi/src/session/dial.rs): cancelling stops it, a failed dial reports Closed plus its failure, bandwidth and recv handles persist from before the handshake, and auth() waits for establishment. The uniffi wasm harness gained refused-dial and cancelled-dial cases.
• Merged main twice (up to 5e0af0b). In each wrapper's MIGRATE.md I kept both sides' entries. In the docs I kept main's rate() rename alongside the state wording. Lint expectations now have reasons, per chore(lint): require a reason on every suppression and expect where unconditional #6159.
• Quest binding-state is removed, and the quest/m1/c/package.md Plan is updated.

Checks

• just check: passes (Swift not run, because this host has no toolchain).
• just rs wasm: passes.
• just test wasm --uniffi: 65/65 passing.
• just test interop --all: 171/172 passing. The one failure is rust -> js-native-node: an audio timestamp gap on a group boundary, where the JS subscriber logged "skipping slow groups".
  • On this branch the pair failed 3 of 8 runs. The merged base 5e0af0b passed 12/12 and main 119df3f passed 10/10.
  • An interleaved branch/base comparison (stopped early) passed 5/5 on the branch and 4/4 on base. The earlier branch failures came under heavy host load.
  • The branch changes nothing on that path: no diff in js, moq-net, moq-relay, moq-cli or the interop harness. The only shared code is observation-only state in moq-tokio/src/connection.rs, and the publisher log shows no reconnect.
  • Likely load-related, but not proven.

Remaining before ready

1. Finish the interleaved comparison: alternate just test interop --publishers rust --subscribers js-native-node between this branch and a detached worktree at 5e0af0b, about 10 rounds each. If only the branch fails, bisect rs/moq-tokio/src/connection.rs.
2. Update the PR body with the decisions below and a Validation section (draft prepared locally):
   • ✅ 1-3 as accepted.
   • ✅ 4: no synchronous C moq_session_state().
   • ✅ 5: a browser recv_bandwidth() always returns a persistent consumer.
3. Merge latest main, run just check, push, then gh pr ready 6487 and check CI. "Check" is skipped while the PR is a draft.

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The change introduces revision-based connection-state snapshots across the native connection monitor, FFI sessions, the C API, and language bindings. The snapshots report lifecycle phase, successful connection count, failure, and negotiated version. Connect calls return sessions before the first dial completes. C callbacks, language wrappers, OBS integrations, tests, examples, and migration notes now use the state API instead of separate status, count, and failure polling.

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Connection-state snapshots can briefly report a spurious disconnect just before the final closed state during teardown, which could confuse integrations that treat disconnect as a redial signal. Some Python and C documentation still describes the removed or older API. Both are small, localized fixes; the change is otherwise reasonable to merge.

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Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 52.66% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 188 functions across 37 files. (29 skippe…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: replacing separate binding lifecycle reads with coherent connection-state observation.
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Description check		The description is specific and on-topic. It explains the problem with the separate status watcher, connect-count poll, and failure polls. It describes the new lifecycle snapshot (Monitor::state, stat…

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The description is specific and on-topic. It explains the problem with the separate status watcher, connect-count poll, and failure polls. It describes the new lifecycle snapshot (Monitor::state, state_changed, MoqSession::state, moq_state_callback), the browser dial change, the C terminal snapshot, the wrapper and OBS migrations, the quest removals, validation results, and breaking-change impact. This matches the changeset in the summaries.

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🟡 Minor · Fix the stale reference to the removed Session.status. · client.py:65-66

py/moq-rs/moq/client.py:65-66
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Fix the stale reference to the removed Session.status.

The Client class docstring still tells callers to watch Session.status for connect and disconnect transitions. This change removes status() from Session. The docstring now points to a symbol that does not exist. Point it to state() and state_changed().

📝 Proposed fix

-    one-shot dial, or a :class:`Backoff` to tune the retry pacing; watch
-    :meth:`Session.status` for the connect/disconnect transitions.
+    one-shot dial, or a :class:`Backoff` to tune the retry pacing; watch
+    :meth:`Session.state_changed` for the connect/disconnect transitions.

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Review comment at @py/moq-rs/moq/client.py around lines 65 - 66:
Update the Client class docstring’s stale Session.status reference to point
callers to Session.state() and Session.state_changed() for connection state and
transitions.

🟡 Minor · Update the stale session descriptions to match the new lifecycle. · README.md:143

py/moq-rs/README.md:143
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Update the stale session descriptions to match the new lifecycle.

Line 143 says .session is the "established" Session. Line 154 says Session is "An established connection." Both statements conflict with the change. Client.session now returns a connecting session, and the new client.py docstring says "connecting or connected". A reader can wrongly assume that the session is connected when async with enters.

📝 Proposed fix

-  - `.session`. The established `Session` (or `None` before connecting / after exit).
+  - `.session`. The connecting or connected `Session` (or `None` before connecting / after exit). Read `.state()` to see whether it is connected.

-- **`Session`**. An established connection. Holding it keeps the connection alive; ...
+- **`Session`**. A connection, including its initial dial. Holding it keeps the connection alive; ...

As per coding guidelines: doc/** and README text must describe only what ships and state a claim's conditions.

Also applies to: 154-154

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Review comment at @py/moq-rs/README.md at line 143:
Update the `.session` and `Session` descriptions in the README to say they
include a connecting session, not only an established connection; clarify that
`.state()` indicates whether it is connected.

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rs/moq-ffi/src/session/dial.rs: 1

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Replace tokio::select! in the new library code with kio primitives.

run races the stop request against the handshake with tokio::select!. run also races the driver against the forwarders with tokio::select! at Lines 238-241, and forward_recv does the same at Lines 264-279. All three sites are new library code in this PR.

The stop race is a natural fit for a poll function. The function polls the state consumer for stop first, then polls the handshake future. Drive it with kio::wait. The same approach works for the driver/forward race and for the unused/changed race in forward_recv.

As per coding guidelines: "pin! then polling inside kio::wait is a code smell, as is tokio::spawn / select! inside a library; use kio primitives."

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Review comment at @rs/moq-ffi/src/session/dial.rs around lines 204 - 208:
Replace the three tokio::select! races in run and forward_recv with
kio::wait-driven poll functions: poll the stop request before the handshake, and
use the same kio-based approach for the driver/forwarders and unused/changed
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-c/src/api.rs:
- Around line 1678-1682: Update the accepted-session `on_state` documentation to
clarify that `failure` is zero only after a local `moq_session_close`, and is
the negative error code when the handshake fails or the peer closes. Preserve
the guidance to read `moq_error_protocol` during the callback for the peer’s
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Review comments at @rs/moq-tokio/src/connection.rs:
- Around line 630-631: Update Shared::drop to perform the offline bookkeeping
and ended transition in one state.write, incrementing revision only once and
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Outside diff comments:
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- Around line 65-66: Update the Client class docstring’s stale Session.status
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Review comments at @py/moq-rs/README.md:
- Line 143: Update the `.session` and `Session` descriptions in the README to
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clarify that `.state()` indicates whether it is connected.

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- Around line 204-208: Replace the three tokio::select! races in run and
forward_recv with kio::wait-driven poll functions: poll the stop request before
the handshake, and use the same kio-based approach for the driver/forwarders and
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CodeRabbit's two outside-diff findings are fixed in bf52e5bec0: the Python Client docstring now points at Session.state_changed, and the README describes .session and Session as connecting or connected.

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