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quest: plan the API audit's honesty findings - #7000
Plans the findings from a release-to-main API audit that the maintainer agreed with. All of them are pre-cut API honesty fixes under the api-audit epic.
Quests
New[S] QMux datagrams obey or refuse their policy: Session.datagrams is the DOM WebTransportDatagramDuplexStream, incomingHighWaterMark is live, and the three inert settings throw on non-default values.
New[S] No constructible internal handles: Rendition, Lister, Arrivals, and e2ee's two generation classes get real private constructors (the Origin pattern), plus a Biome GritQL rule against @internal constructors.
Each finding was reproduced against main651c30f before planning. The audit's Rendition finding also covered Lister, Arrivals, and @moq/e2ee, so the quest fixes all of them.
Decisions
Goal: before the cut, the public API has no silently-ignored settings, no public constructors that can't build a valid object, and no exported internals, as api-audit children.
✅ Confirm
Narrow it
Player requires a writable Origin.Table though it only reads.
✅ Fold into resolve.md
Separate [XS] quest
Drop it
Stripped @internal constructor scope.
✅ All five + guard
All five, no guard
Published only
QMux policy setters.
✅ Live HWM, refuse rest
Implement all four
Refuse all four
QMux internals.
✅ Type as DOM interface
New qmux.Datagrams interface
moq-congestion names.
✅ Namespace them
Keep current names
Controller::into_any.
✅ Remove
Keep
Not planned
QUIC/runtime, binding timestamps, resolution, publication handles, paths, demand, time addressing, compression, and the clock move: the audit flagged these, but they already have quests.
No docs quest: each change fixes its own stale docs inline.
Public API / wire impact: none in this PR (quest files only).
Plan QMux datagram policy, internal constructors, and moq-congestion
naming as api-audit children, and fold the read-side Player input into
the broadcast resolution quest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
No actionable bugs found in this planning-only change. The direction is sound: reuse the existing private-constructor pattern, narrow watch inputs to read capabilities rather than adding an adapter, and explicitly refuse unsupported datagram policies rather than implementing unused queues. The congestion rename stays separate from a controller redesign and retains migration-required cloning.
Implementation verification should include emitted-declaration negative construction tests and datagram reads/cancellation after changing the high-water mark, not only enqueue limits. These are future implementation checks, not fixes demonstrated by this PR.
Verification: static review of all seven changed quest files and relevant JS/Rust declarations and consumers. No builds, declaration emission, or runtime tests were run; the underlying runtime/API findings remain future work.
Codex reviewed 9cc05b7 with no findings (👍). Since then, 037b96c adds the automated review's verification suggestions to two quests: an emitted-declaration negative construction test, and reads/cancellation after a high-water mark change. Quest files only.
All decisions are settled by the maintainer; the trail is in the PR body. Landing.
Reviewed the two-file update since the prior review; the base is unchanged. Both verification recommendations are now explicit: negative construction fixtures against built declarations (internal-constructors.md:40–42) and read/cancel coverage after high-water-mark changes (qmux-datagrams.md:41–43). This improves the plan without adding unnecessary abstraction. No new actionable bugs found.
These are planned checks, not implemented tests or demonstrated runtime fixes. Static review only; no build, declaration emission, or runtime tests run.
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quest/m1/api-audit/resolve/README.md
quest/m1/api-audit/resolve/watch-origin.md
quest/m1/quic-api/README.md
Walkthrough
The pull request adds API audit documents for QMux datagrams, internal constructors, and congestion-controller naming. It also updates the read-side origin plan and links the QUIC API notes to the congestion-naming audit. These changes document plans and decisions; they do not implement the described API changes.
Priority: Pending latest changes
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 9cc05
This change only adds planning documents, so it has no runtime effect today. Several plans have gaps that would mislead the later implementation: missing @moq/watch caller migration, QMux mutators that stay reachable at runtime, and a few inaccurate descriptions. Fix these in the documents before relying on the plans.
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Actionable comments posted: 7
Nitpick comments: 1
quest/m1/quic-api/config.md: 1
77-79: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Define the shared congestion configuration contract.
config.md requires public config fields, including congestion, but the two quests do not define its exact type or how bbr3::Config, cubic::Config, Unlimited, and Factory compose. Specify this contract before implementation so both quests produce compatible public APIs.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/quic-api/config.md around lines 77 - 79:
Update the congestion configuration section in config.md to define the shared
public type and how bbr3::Config, cubic::Config, Unlimited, and Factory compose,
so both quests implement the same contract.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @quest/m1/api-audit/internal-constructors.md:
- Around line 5-8: Update the Lister failure description in the
emitted-declarations audit: state that new Lister() throws during construction
when its constructor calls listing.attach(), and distinguish this from the other
classes’ failures on close().
Review comments at @quest/m1/api-audit/qmux-datagrams.md:
- Around line 31-33: Clarify the live `incomingHighWaterMark` setter’s effect on
queued datagrams: specify whether lowering the mark evicts existing excess
entries or applies only to future `push` calls, and add that behavior to the
acceptance criteria.
- Around line 37-41: Keep the internal Datagrams instance private in Session and
expose session.datagrams through a DOM-only wrapper that does not provide push,
setMaxDatagramSize, or close at runtime. Update frame handling and parameter
negotiation to use the private instance, preserving those internal operations
without making them available to JavaScript callers.
- Around line 45-47: Update the migration guidance for the removed Datagrams
export: tell consumers to stop importing Datagrams and use
session.datagrams.readable and session.datagrams.writable instead, noting that
push, setMaxDatagramSize, and close have no application replacement.
- Around line 5-9: Clarify the numeric setter behavior described for
Session.datagrams, including incomingHighWaterMark and any other numeric
properties covered in the corresponding section. Define validation or
normalization for NaN, negative, fractional, and infinite values before
describing the behavior as DOM-compatible; follow the cited draft’s rejection of
negative and NaN values and its clamping of high-water marks below one.
Review comments at @quest/m1/api-audit/resolve.md:
- Around line 52-53: Update the stated cause of the type error in the `Player`
explanation: clarify that `Origin.Consumer` lacks both `createBroadcast` and
`requests`, which are required by `Origin.Table`, rather than attributing the
mismatch only to `createBroadcast`.
- Around line 48-54: Update the read-side migration plan to include the watch
Player and Broadcast callers, specify that their origin inputs use the
structural read-side type, and document the mapping in origin.request calls:
announced true becomes follow, and announced false remains request.
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Review comments at @quest/m1/quic-api/config.md:
- Around line 77-79: Update the congestion configuration section in config.md to
define the shared public type and how bbr3::Config, cubic::Config, Unlimited,
and Factory compose, so both quests implement the same contract.
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On CodeRabbit's nitpick about quest/m1/quic-api/config.md (defining the shared congestion config contract): I disagree. That quest already says it nests whatever names congestion-names lands in transport::Config, and the naming quest says whichever lands second adopts the other's names. Pinning the field's type now would pre-decide config.md's design in a naming quest.
No new actionable bugs found in the three-file planning delta since 037b96c (base unchanged). The direction remains sound: module-private capabilities now enforce datagram mutator privacy at runtime; lowering the high-water mark explicitly affects later pushes without evicting queued packets; watch callers have an explicit request/follow migration.
Verification: static review of the updated plan and existing implementation context only. No tests run; these are design corrections, not implemented runtime fixes.
All seven CodeRabbit threads are fixed or answered and resolved; the congestion-contract nitpick got a reply explaining why it stays out of scope. Codex 👍 on 1449c22. 55e29eb only rewords one Goal line. Landing 55e29eb.
Resolve the resolve.md split by moving its read-side input decision into
resolve/watch-origin.md, and drop quic-api/config.md (landed in #7045),
pointing congestion-names at transport::Config directly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Re-landing after the merge queue dropped this on a merge conflict with main.
Merged main into the branch (92580c5) and resolved by hand:
quest/m1/api-audit/resolve.md was split into resolve/ on main (#7167), and the JS child landed in #7173, which already maps announced onto follow/request. This PR's 2026-10-27 read-side input decision (the structural origin type for Player/Broadcast) moved into a new child, resolve/watch-origin.md, listed in the resolve epic's Required.
quest/m1/quic-api/config.md landed and was deleted on main (#7045), so its link edit goes away too. congestion-names.md no longer links to it. It now says to rename the controller-factory uses already nested in moq-quic's transport::Config.
Codex reviewed the new head with no findings. quest check --base origin/main passes.
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Plans the findings from a release-to-main API audit that the maintainer agreed with. All of them are pre-cut API honesty fixes under the api-audit epic.
Quests
[S]QMux datagrams obey or refuse their policy:Session.datagramsis the DOMWebTransportDatagramDuplexStream,incomingHighWaterMarkis live, and the three inert settings throw on non-default values.[S]No constructible internal handles:Rendition,Lister,Arrivals, and e2ee's two generation classes get real private constructors (theOriginpattern), plus a Biome GritQL rule against@internalconstructors.[S]moq-congestion's first-publish names:bbr3::Config,cubic::Config,Metrics,Factory, and noController::into_any.Player/Broadcasttake a read-side origin type thatOrigin.Consumeralso satisfies.Each finding was reproduced against
main651c30f before planning. The audit's Rendition finding also coveredLister,Arrivals, and@moq/e2ee, so the quest fixes all of them.Decisions
Goal: before the cut, the public API has no silently-ignored settings, no public constructors that can't build a valid object, and no exported internals, as api-audit children.
Player requires a writable
Origin.Tablethough it only reads.Stripped
@internalconstructor scope.QMux policy setters.
QMux internals.
moq-congestion names.
Controller::into_any.Not planned
No docs quest: each change fixes its own stale docs inline.
Public API / wire impact: none in this PR (quest files only).
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