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feat(bindings)!: name the resolutions request and follow - #7193
moq-ffi: MoqOriginConsumer::request_broadcast(path) is now request(path, epoch = None). announced_broadcast(path) is now follow(path, epoch = None). MoqAnnouncedBroadcast is now MoqFollowing. The epoch is UUIDv7 text. Malformed text fails with InvalidEpoch.
C ABI (rs/moq-c): moq_origin_announced_broadcast / _cancel are now moq_origin_follow / _cancel. moq_origin_request and moq_origin_follow both take epoch, epoch_len after the path. NULL or empty means not pinned.
Wrappers: Python, Swift, Kotlin, Dart, Go, C++ and OBS make the same renames, on both OriginConsumer and the client conveniences (Client/Moq). Each wrapper's AnnouncedBroadcast is now Following. The generated C package (c/moq) follows moq-ffi: its probe calls moq_origin_consumer_follow and moq_following_*.
Dart's checked-in bindings (dart/moq_ffi/lib/src/moq.dart) are regenerated. No other binding checks in generated code.
Tests, READMEs, doc/lib/{py,swift,kt,go,dart,cpp}, py/moq-rs/docs, the interop clients (C, C++, Go, Python), the wasm harness, and the Carla demo's Python caller are updated.
New tests check that the epoch reaches both resolutions: a pinned request refuses another instance, a pinned follower never hands out a takeover, and malformed epoch text is refused. They are in moq-ffi, moq-c and the Python wrapper.
The moq-ffi and moq-c pinned-follow checks synchronize on events, not on wall-clock sleeps. First, an unpinned request resolves the takeover and holds its answer, so a follower that wrongly accepted it would hand it out within one pass. moq-ffi then polls the follower once in place and expects it pending. moq-c spawns a marker task behind the follower on its single-threaded runtime and expects the marker first. Then it expects the pinned instance once the takeover unannounces. With the pin dropped, both fail on every run: 50 of 50 runs for moq-ffi, 100 of 100 for moq-c.
The quest is deleted, and the epic's Plan now says the bindings have landed.
Impact
Wire: none. Public API breaks in every binding:
moq-ffi (breaking): Rename MoqOriginConsumer.request_broadcast(path) to request(path), announced_broadcast(path) to follow(path), and MoqAnnouncedBroadcast to MoqFollowing. Both methods take an optional epoch to pin one publisher instance.
moq-c (breaking): Rename moq_origin_announced_broadcast and moq_origin_announced_broadcast_cancel to moq_origin_follow and moq_origin_follow_cancel. Insert NULL, 0 (no epoch) after path_len in every moq_origin_request and moq_origin_follow call.
C package c/moq (breaking): moq_origin_consumer_announced_broadcast(origin, path, &out) is now moq_origin_consumer_follow(origin, path, NULL, &out). moq_origin_consumer_request_broadcast is now moq_origin_consumer_request, which also takes the epoch. moq_announced_broadcast_* is now moq_following_*.
Python moq-rs (breaking): Rename request_broadcast(path) to request(path) and announced_broadcast(path) to follow(path), on both OriginConsumer and Client. moq.AnnouncedBroadcast is now moq.Following. Pin an instance with epoch=....
Swift (breaking): Rename requestBroadcast(path:) to request(path:), announcedBroadcast(path:) to follow(path:), and AnnouncedBroadcast to Following. Both methods take an optional epoch:.
Kotlin (breaking): Rename requestBroadcast(path) to request(path), announcedBroadcast(path) to follow(path), and the AnnouncedBroadcast typealias to Following. Both methods take an optional epoch.
Dart (breaking): Rename requestBroadcast to request, announcedBroadcast to follow, and AnnouncedBroadcast to Following. On Moq both take a positional path and a named epoch:. On OriginConsumer they take path: and epoch:.
Go (breaking): RequestBroadcast(ctx, path) is now Request(ctx, path, nil), AnnouncedBroadcast(path) is now Follow(path, nil), and *moq.AnnouncedBroadcast is now *moq.Following, on both OriginConsumer and Client. Pass &epoch to pin an instance.
C++ / OBS (breaking): consume()->announced_broadcast(path) is now consume()->follow(path, std::nullopt), request_broadcast is now request, and moq::AnnouncedBroadcast is now moq::Following.
Choices made without asking
MoqFollowing, so each wrapper exposes Following. This mirrors the maintainer's origin::Following the same way origin::Publication maps to MoqPublication. It does not mirror JS, which returns Origin.Requesting from follow on purpose (moq-dev/moq#7173). Alternatives: MoqOriginFollowing (follows the MoqOriginRequests pattern but reads oddly) or MoqBroadcastFollowing.
Go takes epoch *string as a positional argument, mirroring Rust's Option<Epoch>. An options struct for a single field seemed heavier than one nil. Kotlin, Dart, Swift and Python get a defaulted epoch from moq-ffi's default(epoch = None). Python's is keyword-only, like its announced(..., *, filter, hidden).
The C ABI takes epoch, epoch_len as a pointer and length, as moq_broadcast_request_prepare already does, rather than a new config struct. NULL or empty means not pinned, matching parse_str_optional. A malformed epoch fails immediately with InvalidCode, as in moq_broadcast_request_prepare.
test/smoke is not changed. Its clients install the published packages (see test/smoke/AGENTS.md). The Go, Python, Kotlin, Swift and C smoke clients will need the new names once these packages release; see follow-ups.
MIGRATE.md files are left for the release cut, per AGENTS.md. The Impact bullets above are the migration notes.
Checks
cargo nextest run -p moq-ffi -p moq-c: 422 passed. Clippy (-D warnings) and rustfmt are clean.
After the test rework (309cd8d): cargo test -p moq-c -p moq-ffi passes, as do clippy (-D warnings) and rustfmt. Each reworked test passed 200 of 200 repeated runs.
just py check and just py test (105 passed), just kt check, just dart check (12 + 33 passed), just go check, just c check (probe ok), just cpp check (probe ok, with and without coroutines), just obs compile, and biome on the wasm harness: all pass.
just test interop --all: all checks passed.
Swift was not run locally (no toolchain on this Linux host). The platform workflow's macOS job covers swift/**.
quest check: ok.
Coordination
moq-dev/moq#7192 (Callers resolve once) reviews the demo's epoch pin. This PR touches only demo/carla/sim's request_broadcast → request rename, so any overlap is a small rename conflict.
quest/m1/c/ has no conflicting plan. Announce route adds the C epoch on announce, and probably moq_mint_epoch. Until it lands, a C caller can pin request/follow only with an epoch obtained elsewhere, because moq-c exposes no received route epoch and no mint.
The older takeover-once tests in moq-ffi and moq-c, such as follow_hands_out_a_takeover_once and follow_delivers_a_takeover_once, still wait update_hold * 2 of wall time before asserting nothing more was handed out. This PR only renames them. They could synchronize on events the way the pinned-follow tests now do (review thread).
moq-c gives a C caller no source for an epoch: no mint function, and no epoch on moq_route or catalog references. The announce-route quest covers the mint and announcing; exposing a received route's epoch may need its own quest.
moq-ffi's request_broadcast and announced_broadcast become request(path, epoch)
and follow(path, epoch), and MoqAnnouncedBroadcast becomes MoqFollowing,
mirroring origin::Following. The C ABI renames moq_origin_announced_broadcast
to moq_origin_follow and gives both resolutions an optional epoch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Python, Swift, Kotlin, Dart, Go, C, C++, and OBS move from
request_broadcast/announced_broadcast to request(path, epoch) and
follow(path, epoch), and AnnouncedBroadcast becomes Following. The Dart
bindings are regenerated, and tests, docs, interop clients, and the wasm
harness follow. Deletes the bindings quest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
No actionable correctness bugs found. The direction is sound: request versus follow consistently exposes the core one-instance versus announcement-following distinction, with optional epoch pins forwarded through the bindings rather than reimplemented. The intentional API breaks and unpinned-call migration are documented.
Reviewed Rust FFI and C epoch parsing/ownership, pin propagation, cancellation/callback lifetimes, generated-binding signatures, wrapper conveniences and updated callers, with independent C and Rust/Swift/Dart passes. Added tests cover matching/mismatching pins, malformed epochs and suppression of another publisher instance.
Verification was static through GitHub. I did not run builds, tests, generators, Swift compilation or the interop matrix; reported checks were not independently reproduced.
The change replaces announced-broadcast lookup with follow and renames requestBroadcast to request across the C API, FFI bindings, and language wrappers. Both operations accept an optional publisher epoch. The Following handle replaces AnnouncedBroadcast. Tests, application call sites, interop clients, and documentation use the updated APIs. Tests cover epoch matching, invalid epochs, and following behavior across publisher instances.
Priority: Normal
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 882a2
The core API rename and epoch support look sound. Before merging, fix the Carla demo so each driver request is pinned to the announced epoch, and update the C library docs for the new ABI. The Kotlin and Swift READMEs show the new API ahead of the next wrapper release, so their install versions will lag until that release.
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Review comments at @demo/carla/sim/moq_carla_sim/publish.py:
- Line 362: Update `_pump_driver` to pass its announced `epoch` to
`client.request` so the request stays pinned to that epoch. Update the request
test double to accept the `epoch` keyword argument.
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The moq-ffi and moq-c epoch-pinning tests slept for twice the update hold
before asserting the pinned follower was still pending, which proved nothing
about whether the takeover had been processed.
An unpinned request now resolves the takeover and holds the answer first, so a
follower that wrongly accepted it would hand it out within one pass. moq-ffi
polls the follower once in place; moq-c spawns a marker task behind the
follower on its single-threaded runtime and expects the marker first, then
expects the pinned instance once the takeover goes. Both fail on every run
with the pin dropped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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No new actionable bugs found in this test-only update. The existing epoch-pinning test concern is addressed by replacing elapsed-time assertions with a held takeover and explicit polling/runtime progress. The C test also verifies that the pinned instance is subsequently delivered, rather than treating silence alone as success. This is a focused improvement without changing binding behavior or adding a clock abstraction solely for these assertions.
Verification: compared with the last reviewed head and inspected both changed tests, in-place FFI polling, C task spawning/callback cleanup, and the single-threaded C runtime. Static review only; no tests, mutation checks, repeated-run claims, builds, or interop checks independently executed.
Reviews: Codex's 👍 and the clean automated OpenAI review, both on this head. All 10 required checks pass.
Declined CodeRabbit threads are resolved as answered. CodeRabbit agreed to each deferral. Pinning the carla demo's _pump_driver request to its announced epoch is left to the callers.md quest in moq-dev/moq#7192, which needed the request(path, epoch=...) wrapper this PR adds.
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The first CI run overlapped interop and tripped Dart's build-reuse guard on changed BINDGEN_EXTRA_CLANG_ARGS. Running CI without the competing interop build passes the unchanged guard. Pinned Nix tools and mbx remained enabled; nested shells inherited BASH_ENV=/dev/null.
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Closes the Bindings request and follow quest under Two broadcast resolutions. Rust named the two resolutions in moq-dev/moq#7172 and JS in moq-dev/moq#7173. The bindings still used the old names; this PR renames them to match.
Changes
MoqOriginConsumer::request_broadcast(path)is nowrequest(path, epoch = None).announced_broadcast(path)is nowfollow(path, epoch = None).MoqAnnouncedBroadcastis nowMoqFollowing. The epoch is UUIDv7 text. Malformed text fails withInvalidEpoch.rs/moq-c):moq_origin_announced_broadcast/_cancelare nowmoq_origin_follow/_cancel.moq_origin_requestandmoq_origin_followboth takeepoch, epoch_lenafter the path. NULL or empty means not pinned.OriginConsumerand the client conveniences (Client/Moq). Each wrapper'sAnnouncedBroadcastis nowFollowing. The generated C package (c/moq) follows moq-ffi: its probe callsmoq_origin_consumer_followandmoq_following_*.dart/moq_ffi/lib/src/moq.dart) are regenerated. No other binding checks in generated code.doc/lib/{py,swift,kt,go,dart,cpp},py/moq-rs/docs, the interop clients (C, C++, Go, Python), the wasm harness, and the Carla demo's Python caller are updated.Impact
Wire: none. Public API breaks in every binding:
MoqOriginConsumer.request_broadcast(path)torequest(path),announced_broadcast(path)tofollow(path), andMoqAnnouncedBroadcasttoMoqFollowing. Both methods take an optionalepochto pin one publisher instance.moq_origin_announced_broadcastandmoq_origin_announced_broadcast_canceltomoq_origin_followandmoq_origin_follow_cancel. InsertNULL, 0(no epoch) afterpath_lenin everymoq_origin_requestandmoq_origin_followcall.c/moq(breaking):moq_origin_consumer_announced_broadcast(origin, path, &out)is nowmoq_origin_consumer_follow(origin, path, NULL, &out).moq_origin_consumer_request_broadcastis nowmoq_origin_consumer_request, which also takes the epoch.moq_announced_broadcast_*is nowmoq_following_*.moq-rs(breaking): Renamerequest_broadcast(path)torequest(path)andannounced_broadcast(path)tofollow(path), on bothOriginConsumerandClient.moq.AnnouncedBroadcastis nowmoq.Following. Pin an instance withepoch=....requestBroadcast(path:)torequest(path:),announcedBroadcast(path:)tofollow(path:), andAnnouncedBroadcasttoFollowing. Both methods take an optionalepoch:.requestBroadcast(path)torequest(path),announcedBroadcast(path)tofollow(path), and theAnnouncedBroadcasttypealias toFollowing. Both methods take an optionalepoch.requestBroadcasttorequest,announcedBroadcasttofollow, andAnnouncedBroadcasttoFollowing. OnMoqboth take a positionalpathand a namedepoch:. OnOriginConsumerthey takepath:andepoch:.RequestBroadcast(ctx, path)is nowRequest(ctx, path, nil),AnnouncedBroadcast(path)is nowFollow(path, nil), and*moq.AnnouncedBroadcastis now*moq.Following, on bothOriginConsumerandClient. Pass&epochto pin an instance.consume()->announced_broadcast(path)is nowconsume()->follow(path, std::nullopt),request_broadcastis nowrequest, andmoq::AnnouncedBroadcastis nowmoq::Following.Choices made without asking
MoqFollowing, so each wrapper exposesFollowing. This mirrors the maintainer'sorigin::Followingthe same wayorigin::Publicationmaps toMoqPublication. It does not mirror JS, which returnsOrigin.Requestingfromfollowon purpose (moq-dev/moq#7173). Alternatives:MoqOriginFollowing(follows theMoqOriginRequestspattern but reads oddly) orMoqBroadcastFollowing.epoch *stringas a positional argument, mirroring Rust'sOption<Epoch>. An options struct for a single field seemed heavier than onenil. Kotlin, Dart, Swift and Python get a defaultedepochfrom moq-ffi'sdefault(epoch = None). Python's is keyword-only, like itsannounced(..., *, filter, hidden).epoch, epoch_lenas a pointer and length, asmoq_broadcast_request_preparealready does, rather than a new config struct. NULL or empty means not pinned, matchingparse_str_optional. A malformed epoch fails immediately withInvalidCode, as inmoq_broadcast_request_prepare.test/smokeis not changed. Its clients install the published packages (seetest/smoke/AGENTS.md). The Go, Python, Kotlin, Swift and C smoke clients will need the new names once these packages release; see follow-ups.MIGRATE.mdfiles are left for the release cut, per AGENTS.md. The Impact bullets above are the migration notes.Checks
cargo nextest run -p moq-ffi -p moq-c: 422 passed. Clippy (-D warnings) and rustfmt are clean.cargo test -p moq-c -p moq-ffipasses, as do clippy (-D warnings) and rustfmt. Each reworked test passed 200 of 200 repeated runs.just py checkandjust py test(105 passed),just kt check,just dart check(12 + 33 passed),just go check,just c check(probe ok),just cpp check(probe ok, with and without coroutines),just obs compile, and biome on the wasm harness: all pass.just test interop --all: all checks passed.swift/**.quest check: ok.Coordination
demo/carla/sim'srequest_broadcast→requestrename, so any overlap is a small rename conflict.quest/m1/c/has no conflicting plan. Announce route adds the C epoch on announce, and probablymoq_mint_epoch. Until it lands, a C caller can pinrequest/followonly with an epoch obtained elsewhere, because moq-c exposes no received route epoch and no mint.Suggested follow-ups
test/smoke/clients/{go,python,kotlin,swift,c}) torequest/followafter the next binding release, as refactor(net)!: follow(path) replaces request's announced option #7173 did for the JS smoke client.follow_hands_out_a_takeover_onceandfollow_delivers_a_takeover_once, still waitupdate_hold * 2of wall time before asserting nothing more was handed out. This PR only renames them. They could synchronize on events the way the pinned-follow tests now do (review thread).moq_routeor catalog references. The announce-route quest covers the mint and announcing; exposing a received route's epoch may need its own quest.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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