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feat(auth)!: per-connection tokens with an answer, and a grant consumer - #6834
The binding auth surface had three overlapping ways to present a token and two ways to watch a grant, and still left two gaps:
OBS reconnected with the URL's original ?jwt=, not the token presented mid-stream.
Swift had no grant AsyncSequence, and UniFFI's Swift bridge never cancels a pending Rust future.
The maintainer asked for the simplest surface that covers the real consumers: OBS token replacement with an observable refusal, and Kotlin/Dart/Swift grant watching with cancellation.
Approach
Consumers of the old surface, and what they actually needed:
OBS was the only caller of MoqAuth.add()/MoqAuthToken. It needs one owner that replaces its token and reports the relay's answer.
No consumer read a per-token grant or closed().
Kotlin and Dart wrapped grantChanged() as streams. Swift needs a native cancel().
Client::tokens() was per client, but answers arrive per connection. With several sessions per client, one answer cannot be pinned to one set.
So tokens move to the connection and gain an answer, and the grant watch becomes a consumer. Everything else is deleted.
The token set and its answer live in moq-net, beside the auth handle whose state they read, so a reconnect loop on any runtime (moq-tokio today, moq-uring later) only plumbs them: it builds each session on Tokens::handle(), calls Tokens::dial() before each dial and Tokens::connected() after, and aborts the handle when it gives up. This mirrors JS, where per-connection tokens live in @moq/net.
After
Layer
API
moq-net
auth::Tokens: new(tokens), handle(), set(tokens), answered().await / poll_answered(waiter), and for a reconnect loop dial(url, versions) -> auth::Dial, connected(&session), changed(&dial). auth::Token / auth::EmptyToken (moved from moq-tokio's connect).
moq-tokio
Connection::tokens() -> moq_net::auth::Tokens, seeded from connect::Config::tokens: Vec<moq_net::auth::Token>. The loop only plumbs it.
moq-ffi
MoqSession.tokens() -> Option<MoqTokens> (set, answered); None on a server-accepted session. MoqSession.grants() -> MoqGrantConsumer (grant, changed, cancel).
Wrappers
Session.tokens() / Session.grants() in Python, Go, Kotlin, Dart, Swift, and C++. Each has an idiomatic iteration: a Python async iterator (and context manager), a Kotlin updates() Flow, a Dart updates() Stream, and a Swift AsyncSequence. Each cancels the native wait when iteration ends.
OBS
The dock passes its token through ClientConfig::tokens (service bearer_token), not the URL. PresentToken() calls tokens()->set({token}), then answered() into TokenRefusal().
answered() reports the peer's first verdict on the tokens the last set() newly presented (or the initial tokens before any set):
Ok once each is granted, in band or as the connection credential a later dial carried (a version without AUTH accepts it with its handshake, or a moq-lite-05/06 or moq-transport-17+ server with its SETUP, which a client reads only after going live; a moq-transport peer that declines AUTH accepts it with its SETUP);
the peer's refusal code;
Unsupported when the session cannot carry an in-band token;
the connection's end, such as a refused dial.
A token the set kept, the connection credential included, counts only once the peer refuses it. Nothing is re-checked after the answer, and no session is waited on for a kept token, so a reconnect cannot leave it hanging. A token still waiting on its verdict stays fresh when the next set keeps it. The old token is withdrawn only after every replacement is answered, as before.
Removed, and why
MoqAuth, MoqSession.auth(), and every wrapper's Auth. With add gone, only the grant watch remained, and that moved to grants().
MoqAuth.add(), MoqAuthToken, and every wrapper's AuthToken. This was a second way to present tokens beside Tokens. Its only consumer was OBS, which now uses Tokens. Nobody read the per-token grant() or closed().
grant_changed() / grantChanged() / GrantChanged. A wait on a shared handle forced "one handle per watcher" rules and could not be cancelled from Swift. MoqGrantConsumer.changed() replaces it.
moq_tokio::Client::tokens(), MoqClient.tokens(), and wrapper Client.tokens(). Tokens are now per connection, matching JS's per-connection tokens.
moq-tokio's token holder, connect::Token, connect::EmptyToken, and connect::Tokens. The holding, the credential decision, and the answer moved to moq-net's auth::Tokens.
The wasm case "a token added while dialing". It covered the removed add(). Wasm sessions have no tokens().
Kept
Rust/JS moq_net::auth::Handle (Connection::auth(), add, authorize). The relay, routes, and request tokens use it.
URL ?jwt= precedence. The cluster and relays older than SETUP tokens need it.
Choices for review
Per-connection tokens, not per-client. Answers are per connection. This mirrors JS and makes answered() unambiguous.
The token set lives in moq-net, on the auth handle's state. Each verdict a session records reaches the set under the same lock, so retiring replaced tokens and answering need no task of their own and no runtime. moq-tokio keeps only the dial loop's plumbing.
answered() is the first verdict on what a set newly presented. Its only consumer, OBS, asks "was my replacement accepted?". Kept tokens count only by refusal, because re-judging them across sessions is what four review rounds kept finding stale. No ongoing per-token status API, since nothing consumes one.
auth::Token names the configured credential string (maintainer: keep the name). moq-net's auth::Token was renamed to auth::Auth in a published release (moq-dev/moq#5695); reusing the name for the credential string keeps one validated type from config to the wire.
answered() is one-shot and bounded by the connection, with no native cancel. It always ends with the peer's answer or the connection's end, so a Swift task cancelled mid-wait leaves at most one bounded wait.
MoqGrantConsumer replaces grant_changed() outright. No shim, and the API stays unreleased.
OBS keeps URL ?jwt= for Settings → Stream URLs. Only the dock moves its token to bearer_token, since the dock owns the token field.
No JS answered() (maintainer: declined until a browser consumer exists). JS connection tokens are a Signal with no consumer for an answer.
Rejected:
a per-set replacement handle (an extra type);
a state watch on Tokens (ties a refusal to its set only by generation);
an async set() (couples applying to awaiting);
a public Session::credential() (only the token set reads it now);
a background task driving the set (a runtime dependency in moq-net, or logic every runtime would duplicate).
moq-ffi: MoqClient.tokens() and MoqSession.auth() become MoqSession.tokens() and MoqSession.grants().
Python, Go, Kotlin, Dart, Swift, and C++ follow the same rename.
Migration: none of these APIs is released (moq-ffi-v0.4.9, moq-tokio-v0.19.29, and the latest moq-net release predate them), so there are no MIGRATE entries. Dart's unreleased MIGRATE line is amended.
C ABI: unchanged. It exposes only config tokens.
Wire: none.
Quest: this finishes the quest, so it is deleted. It was the last child of the m1 In-band auth epic, whose plan holds only settled decisions, so the epic is deleted too (moq-dev/moq#6857 removed its other child), unblocking the m2 peer-grant and rate-grant quests. The m3 request-token quest now points at the new shapes.
Validation
moq-net covers the set in mocked state tests, including the three review findings: a kept connection credential revoked after its grant, a kept set on a moq-transport reconnect without AUTH (answered at once, no hang), and a kept token taken only for requests by one session and granted by the next (no stale Unsupported). A credential without AUTH counts as accepted only with the server's SETUP, so a refusal after the session went live is the answer (also end to end over lite-05 and moq-transport-22 without the auth extension). A set the peer completed keeps its Ok when a revocation or the connection's end lands before anything polls answered(). Also a replacement retiring what it replaced, a refused replacement, the credential answering for itself, a transient refusal waiting for its retry, an offline set answered by the next dial's credential, and the URL credential rules moved from moq-tokio.
moq-tokio and moq-ffi tests pass.
just check passes.
just test interop --all passes.
quest check --base origin/main passes.
Swift was not compiled locally (no toolchain); CI covers it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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plan(auth): settle token replacement feedback and grant iteration
plan(auth): propose token replacement outcome and grant watch shapes
Oct 26, 2026
Tokens move from Client to Connection and report the peer's answer.
moq-ffi drops MoqAuth, MoqAuthToken, and MoqClient.tokens() for
MoqSession.tokens() and MoqSession.grants().
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Every wrapper drops Auth/AuthToken and Client.tokens() for
Session.grants() (a cancellable consumer, iterated as a stream, flow, or
AsyncSequence) and Session.tokens() with answered(). OBS passes the
dock's token through the client's tokens instead of the URL, so a
reconnect dials the token presented last, and PresentToken() replaces
it with Tokens.set() and reads the relay's answer. The quest is done.
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…apes
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plan(auth): propose token replacement outcome and grant watch shapes
feat(auth)!: per-connection tokens with an answer, and a grant consumer
Oct 26, 2026
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The change replaces per-token authorization APIs with session grant consumers and replaceable session or connection token sets. Token handling now tracks relay answers, propagates connection credentials through protocol startup, and retries authorization refusals when tokens change. FFI interfaces and language bindings expose the updated APIs. OBS publishing tokens use the service bearer-token setting. Tests, interop clients, documentation, and migration notes were updated.
Priority: Normal
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 1e9fc
On older moq-lite sessions without in-band AUTH, Tokens::answered() can report success for a connection credential the relay refuses shortly afterward. Callers could treat a rejected token as accepted, so this should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge.
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The per-connection token owner and dedicated cancellable grant consumer simplify the API in the right direction; moving the OBS dock credential out of its fixed URL also addresses reconnects using the original token.
One actionable issue remains: I confirm the existing P2 finding at rs/moq-tokio/src/connection/tokens.rs:106–108. A union grant becoming known—including an empty union after refusal—is not the connection credential's acceptance. Record its own verdict before settling answered(), and cover both an extra token being granted first and a refused setup token on an otherwise-open session. Referencing that finding rather than adding a duplicate inline comment; no additional actionable bugs found in the inspected changes.
Verification: static inspection of the token/answer and reconnect lifecycle, FFI grant consumer, wrapper iteration/cancellation changes, OBS token path, and relevant tests. I did not run tests, compile bindings (including Swift), or independently verify the PR's reported checks.
`answered()` treated the union grant becoming known as the connection
credential's acceptance, so an extra token granted first, or a refused
credential (an empty union), answered Ok. moq-net now exposes the
session's own credential as `Session::credential()`, and the token
holder waits on that `Auth`: its grant accepts, a terminal end refuses,
and a transient refusal stays pending through its retry. A
moq-transport peer that declines AUTH ends the credential as
Unsupported, since its SETUP already accepted it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follow-up to 21e3324, excluding the base branch's lint-test change.
The prior P2 credential-confirmation finding is addressed: Session::credential() exposes the session-specific token, and the holder now observes its grant/refusal rather than the union. The added tests cover an extra token granted first, credential refusal while the session remains open, transient refusal/retry, and declined AUTH. The token-membership check also avoids letting an obsolete connection credential answer for its replacement.
No new actionable bugs found in the inspected delta. Reusing the existing auth::Auth watch is a focused solution without adding a parallel answer API; the existing per-connection token/grant-consumer direction remains sound.
Verification: static inspection of the changed Rust auth/session plumbing, token holder, documentation and regression tests. Tests/builds were not run, and reported CI results were not independently verified.
moq-net gains Session::credential() -> Option<auth::Auth>, wired through session::Handles from the lite and ietf drivers.
Tokens::answered() now waits on that credential's own verdict: its grant accepts, a terminal end refuses, a transient refusal stays pending through its retry, and a moq-transport peer declining AUTH (which ends the credential as Unsupported) counts as acceptance since its SETUP accepted it.
The repro test fails on 21e3324 and passes now; a transient-retry test and a moq-net unit test cover the rest.
No JS mirror: JS connection tokens have no answered() to consume it.
just check, just test interop --all, and quest check pass; CI green; Codex and the automated review report no findings. Latest main merges cleanly and the token and auth tests pass on the merged tree.
…-net
moq-tokio rebuilt a cross-session per-token verdict from state moq-net owns,
and four review rounds kept finding ways it went stale. The token set now
lives in moq-net's `auth::Tokens`, on the auth handle's own state, so each
verdict a session records reaches it under the same lock with no task or
runtime. A reconnect loop only plumbs it: `handle()`, `dial()`, `connected()`.
`answered()` is the peer's first verdict on the tokens a set newly presents.
Kept tokens, the connection credential included, count only once refused,
and nothing waits on a later session to re-grant them.
The finished m1 in-band auth epic is deleted with its last child.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@coderabbitai On your outside-diff Major for rs/moq-tokio/src/connection/tokens.rs:98-101 (keep watching an accepted connection credential): redesigned in 1e9fc46. The token set and its answer moved into moq-net's auth::Tokens, which reads the live session's credential slot when it answers instead of caching its first grant, so a set that keeps a credential revoked since its grant now fails with that refusal. a_kept_credential_revoked_after_its_grant_refuses_the_next_set in rs/moq-net/src/auth/tokens.rs covers it.
Follow-up to f60b427, accounting for the merged base changes. No new actionable bugs found in the inspected redesign.
The prior AUTH → no-AUTH reconnect hang is addressed through an explicit contract change: answered() now answers newly presented tokens, not whether every retained token has a live grant. A retained-only set can therefore succeed without AUTH; a newly presented in-band token still returns Unsupported. The retained credential revocation is also checked directly from its session slot, with regression coverage for both cases.
Moving this state into moq-net::auth::Tokens is a simpler direction than duplicating watches and a background holder in each runtime. The first-verdict contract fits replacement feedback; callers needing ongoing authorization should use the grant consumer instead.
Verification: static inspection of the new token state machine and tests, auth offer/refusal/retirement and reconnect plumbing, and FFI contract changes. Tests/builds were not run and reported CI results were not independently verified.
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Latch the set's answer when processing peer verdicts
On moq-lite-07, if the peer grants every configured token and then revokes one before answered() is called or its waiter runs, this reports the revocation instead of the first successful answer. State::answer and Link::ended do not call record(), so the completed set's success is only cached here or at session lifecycle boundaries; Configured::answer otherwise checks the token's later ended state first. Consequently, the supposedly immutable first answer depends on executor scheduling. Record the completed answer as part of processing peer verdicts, before subsequent revocations can replace it. (Written by GPT-6.1 Sol)
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Fixed in ef2544f. Each peer grant, each end of a token (before it is marked ended), and the handle's abort now record the set's answer first, so a set the peer completed keeps Ok even when a revocation or the connection's end lands before anything polls answered(). a_granted_set_keeps_its_answer_when_revoked_before_it_is_read in rs/moq-net/src/auth/tokens.rs covers both orders; it fails without the fix.
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- Around line 261-263: Update the non-AUTH connection-credential path around the
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A set granted and then revoked before anything polled `answered()` reported
the revocation, because its success was only cached when polled or at a
session boundary. Each grant, each end of a token, and the handle's abort now
record the set's answer first, so the first verdict holds whatever the
executor's timing.
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Compared with 1e9fc46 (same base). The independent first-verdict scheduling finding is addressed: recording after a grant and before token end/handle abort preserves a completed success even if nobody has polled it. The new regression covers revocation and abort before the answer is read. This is a focused fix using the existing state lock, without another task or watch.
No new actionable bugs found in this delta. The separate pre-07 Lite credential-acceptance finding remains open and unchanged: Connected::Accepted still treats a live client session as acceptance before the server's SETUP reply. Referencing the existing finding rather than duplicating it.
Verification: static inspection of the two-file delta, answer caching and Lite session startup. Tests/builds were not run; CI claims were not independently verified.
…rver's SETUP
A moq-lite-05/06 client is live before the server's SETUP, and the server can
still refuse the URL credential after reading the client's. The token set took
the live session as acceptance and latched `Ok` for a credential the server
then refused. Such a session's auth link now awaits the server's SETUP, which
the server sends only once it accepted the credential, and only then does the
set count it accepted. A session that ends first grants nothing.
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Compared with ef2544f (same base). The prior premature Lite credential-acceptance finding is addressed for Lite-05/06: the auth link waits for the validated server SETUP, and the token set checks that link's acceptance rather than merely seeing a live client session. Ending before SETUP no longer grants the credential; the connection's terminal refusal supplies the error.
No new actionable bugs found in the inspected delta. Reusing the existing SETUP receive path and keeping the acceptance bit session-local is a focused solution; the earlier first-verdict caching fix remains intact. Added state tests cover pending/accepted/refused ordering, and the Lite-05 integration coverage exercises successful and rejected credentials.
Verification: static inspection of the five-file delta and surrounding SETUP/answer lifecycle. Tests/builds were not run, and reported checks were not independently verified.
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Wait for IETF SETUP before accepting a credential without AUTH
For moq-transport-17/18/22 with local Extensions.auth = false, Client::connect_boxed returns before receiving the server's SETUP, and ietf::start creates no credential AUTH slot. This branch therefore uses Attached.accepted, which defaults to true and is only reset by the lite setup path. Consequently, tokens.answered() can return and permanently cache Ok(()) before the server checks the credential, even if the server subsequently rejects it as unauthorized. Make the IETF path without AUTH wait for the peer's SETUP too. (Written by GPT-6.1 Sol)
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Valid; fixed in 68c45fc. A draft-17+ client whose SETUP arrives on the session's own streams now gives ietf::PeerSetup its auth link, which awaits the server's SETUP and is accepted when it arrives, as the lite-05/06 path does. With AUTH negotiated the credential's own AUTH slot still answers; drafts 14-16 already read SERVER_SETUP before the session is returned. an_unchanged_refused_credential_without_auth_is_terminal in rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/tokens.rs now also runs moq-transport-22 with the auth extension off, and fails without the fix.
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Mirror the token-set answer API in js/net
AGENTS.md requires moq-net API changes to update js/net, but this change introduces the public token-set answer API only in Rust. Searching js/net shows that its reconnecting connection still exposes a token Signal, while connection/tokens.ts handles replacement verdicts internally through Held and only logs refusals; browser consumers have no equivalent way to await the configured set's answer. Port that behavior to the JavaScript implementation alongside this API change. (Written by GPT-6.1 Sol)
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Declining in this PR, by its scope decision (Choice 8 in the description): the only consumer of an answer is OBS through the FFI. JS already holds per-connection tokens in @moq/net and retires a replaced token only once its replacement is answered, which is the shared behavior; what is Rust-only is awaiting the set's answer, which no browser consumer needs today. AGENTS.md asks every change to have a consumer, so adding answered() to js/net waits for one. Left for the maintainer to overrule.
…erver's SETUP
A moq-transport-17+ client exchanges SETUP on the session's own streams, so it
is live before the server's SETUP, and without the AUTH extension it has no
credential stream to answer. Its auth link now awaits the server's SETUP too,
as a moq-lite-05/06 client's does.
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Compared with 5938156 (same base). The independent IETF premature credential-acceptance finding is addressed: draft-17+ clients now mark their auth link pending until the validated server SETUP fills PeerSetup. The AUTH-enabled credential still uses its own slot, and already-read legacy SETUP paths retain their existing behavior.
No new actionable bugs found in the inspected delta. Reusing the session-local acceptance mechanism from the Lite fix is simpler than adding another answer API or task. The refusal integration test now includes moq-transport-22 with local AUTH disabled; the earlier Lite and first-verdict fixes remain intact.
Verification: static inspection of the four-file delta, SETUP decoding/publication and credential selection. Tests/builds were not run and reported checks were not independently verified.
The token set and its answer moved from moq-tokio into moq-net's auth::Tokens, on the auth handle's own state, so any runtime's reconnect loop only plumbs it. answered() is the peer's first verdict on the tokens a set() newly presents; kept tokens and the connection credential count only once refused.
Review fixes since the redesign: the answer is latched at each peer verdict and on abort, so a later revocation cannot replace it; and a client without AUTH (moq-lite-05/06, or moq-transport-17+ with the auth extension off) counts its connection credential accepted only once the server's SETUP arrives, so a refusal after the session went live is the answer.
Maintainer decisions: JS answered() is declined until a browser consumer exists, and the auth::Token name is kept.
No wire change. just check, just test interop --all, and quest check pass.
#6834 replaced the per-token handles (MoqAuth, MoqAuthToken, and each
wrapper's Auth/AuthToken) with MoqSession.tokens()/grants(), so the
binding-level Credential rename and its MIGRATE entries go; moq-net's
auth::Auth is still renamed Credential, now including the session fields
#6834 added. Keep Allocator/BandwidthConsumer in the wrappers beside the new
GrantConsumer and Tokens, take #6834's binding docs and OBS token flow, and
regenerate the Dart bindings. #6750 merged as a squash, so its conflicts
resolve to the earlier merge of its head.
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Problem
The binding auth surface had three overlapping ways to present a token and two ways to watch a grant, and still left two gaps:
?jwt=, not the token presented mid-stream.AsyncSequence, and UniFFI's Swift bridge never cancels a pending Rust future.The maintainer asked for the simplest surface that covers the real consumers: OBS token replacement with an observable refusal, and Kotlin/Dart/Swift grant watching with cancellation.
Approach
Consumers of the old surface, and what they actually needed:
MoqAuth.add()/MoqAuthToken. It needs one owner that replaces its token and reports the relay's answer.closed().grantChanged()as streams. Swift needs a nativecancel().Client::tokens()was per client, but answers arrive per connection. With several sessions per client, one answer cannot be pinned to one set.So tokens move to the connection and gain an answer, and the grant watch becomes a consumer. Everything else is deleted.
The token set and its answer live in moq-net, beside the auth handle whose state they read, so a reconnect loop on any runtime (moq-tokio today, moq-uring later) only plumbs them: it builds each session on
Tokens::handle(), callsTokens::dial()before each dial andTokens::connected()after, and aborts the handle when it gives up. This mirrors JS, where per-connection tokens live in@moq/net.After
auth::Tokens:new(tokens),handle(),set(tokens),answered().await/poll_answered(waiter), and for a reconnect loopdial(url, versions) -> auth::Dial,connected(&session),changed(&dial).auth::Token/auth::EmptyToken(moved from moq-tokio'sconnect).Connection::tokens() -> moq_net::auth::Tokens, seeded fromconnect::Config::tokens: Vec<moq_net::auth::Token>. The loop only plumbs it.MoqSession.tokens() -> Option<MoqTokens>(set,answered);Noneon a server-accepted session.MoqSession.grants() -> MoqGrantConsumer(grant,changed,cancel).Session.tokens()/Session.grants()in Python, Go, Kotlin, Dart, Swift, and C++. Each has an idiomatic iteration: a Python async iterator (and context manager), a Kotlinupdates()Flow, a Dartupdates()Stream, and a SwiftAsyncSequence. Each cancels the native wait when iteration ends.ClientConfig::tokens(servicebearer_token), not the URL.PresentToken()callstokens()->set({token}), thenanswered()intoTokenRefusal().answered()reports the peer's first verdict on the tokens the lastset()newly presented (or the initial tokens before any set):Okonce each is granted, in band or as the connection credential a later dial carried (a version without AUTH accepts it with its handshake, or a moq-lite-05/06 or moq-transport-17+ server with its SETUP, which a client reads only after going live; a moq-transport peer that declines AUTH accepts it with its SETUP);Unsupportedwhen the session cannot carry an in-band token;A token the set kept, the connection credential included, counts only once the peer refuses it. Nothing is re-checked after the answer, and no session is waited on for a kept token, so a reconnect cannot leave it hanging. A token still waiting on its verdict stays fresh when the next set keeps it. The old token is withdrawn only after every replacement is answered, as before.
Removed, and why
MoqAuth,MoqSession.auth(), and every wrapper'sAuth. Withaddgone, only the grant watch remained, and that moved togrants().MoqAuth.add(),MoqAuthToken, and every wrapper'sAuthToken. This was a second way to present tokens besideTokens. Its only consumer was OBS, which now usesTokens. Nobody read the per-tokengrant()orclosed().grant_changed()/grantChanged()/GrantChanged. A wait on a shared handle forced "one handle per watcher" rules and could not be cancelled from Swift.MoqGrantConsumer.changed()replaces it.moq_tokio::Client::tokens(),MoqClient.tokens(), and wrapperClient.tokens(). Tokens are now per connection, matching JS's per-connection tokens.connect::Token,connect::EmptyToken, andconnect::Tokens. The holding, the credential decision, and the answer moved to moq-net'sauth::Tokens.add(). Wasm sessions have notokens().Kept
moq_net::auth::Handle(Connection::auth(),add,authorize). The relay, routes, and request tokens use it.?jwt=precedence. The cluster and relays older than SETUP tokens need it.Choices for review
answered()unambiguous.answered()is the first verdict on what a set newly presented. Its only consumer, OBS, asks "was my replacement accepted?". Kept tokens count only by refusal, because re-judging them across sessions is what four review rounds kept finding stale. No ongoing per-token status API, since nothing consumes one.auth::Tokennames the configured credential string (maintainer: keep the name). moq-net'sauth::Tokenwas renamed toauth::Authin a published release (moq-dev/moq#5695); reusing the name for the credential string keeps one validated type from config to the wire.answered()is one-shot and bounded by the connection, with no native cancel. It always ends with the peer's answer or the connection's end, so a Swift task cancelled mid-wait leaves at most one bounded wait.MoqGrantConsumerreplacesgrant_changed()outright. No shim, and the API stays unreleased.?jwt=for Settings → Stream URLs. Only the dock moves its token tobearer_token, since the dock owns the token field.answered()(maintainer: declined until a browser consumer exists). JS connection tokens are aSignalwith no consumer for an answer.Rejected:
Tokens(ties a refusal to its set only by generation);set()(couples applying to awaiting);Session::credential()(only the token set reads it now);Impact
auth::Tokens,auth::Dial,auth::Token,auth::EmptyToken.Client::tokens()becomesConnection::tokens(), returningmoq_net::auth::Tokens;connect::Token/connect::EmptyTokenbecomemoq_net::auth::Token/moq_net::auth::EmptyToken.MoqClient.tokens()andMoqSession.auth()becomeMoqSession.tokens()andMoqSession.grants().moq-ffi-v0.4.9,moq-tokio-v0.19.29, and the latest moq-net release predate them), so there are no MIGRATE entries. Dart's unreleased MIGRATE line is amended.Validation
Unsupported). A credential without AUTH counts as accepted only with the server's SETUP, so a refusal after the session went live is the answer (also end to end over lite-05 and moq-transport-22 without the auth extension). A set the peer completed keeps itsOkwhen a revocation or the connection's end lands before anything pollsanswered(). Also a replacement retiring what it replaced, a refused replacement, the credential answering for itself, a transient refusal waiting for its retry, an offline set answered by the next dial's credential, and the URL credential rules moved from moq-tokio.just checkpasses.just test interop --allpasses.quest check --base origin/mainpasses.Closes quest/m1/auth/bindings-polish.md.
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