fix(moq-mux)!: let a Rendition be the only thing that writes its catalog slot - #2869
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WalkthroughThe catalog now reserves rendition names for live media tracks before configuration resolves. Caller insert and remove APIs reject names claimed by media tracks, reject duplicate insertions, and treat absent removals as no-ops. Audio and video producers use these APIs. Mux error conversion maps hang errors separately. Documentation and tests cover ownership, release, and 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs`:
- Around line 52-60: Change claimed and its claim/release logic from set
membership to per-name reference counts, so duplicate live Rendition handles
keep the name claimed until the last handle drops. Update the relevant claim and
release methods, including release_claim, to increment and decrement counts and
remove the entry only at zero; add a regression test covering two same-name
renditions and ensuring the claim persists after either one is dropped.
In `@rs/moq-mux/src/error.rs`:
- Around line 102-104: The public Error enum must not gain a new exhaustive
variant in this release. Update the Error representation to preserve downstream
exhaustive matches, either by applying #[non_exhaustive] only in the appropriate
breaking-version release or by replacing RenditionClaimed with a nonbreaking
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| /// A caller tried to write a catalog rendition an importer owns. | ||
| #[error("rendition owned by an importer: {0}")] | ||
| RenditionClaimed(String), |
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Do not add a variant to an exhaustive public enum.
Error has no #[non_exhaustive]. Adding RenditionClaimed makes downstream exhaustive matches fail to compile. Use #[non_exhaustive] in the appropriate breaking-version release, or use a nonbreaking error representation for this release.
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In `@rs/moq-mux/src/error.rs` around lines 102 - 104, The public Error enum must
not gain a new exhaustive variant in this release. Update the Error
representation to preserve downstream exhaustive matches, either by applying
#[non_exhaustive] only in the appropriate breaking-version release or by
replacing RenditionClaimed with a nonbreaking representation for the current
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| fn check_claim(&self, name: &str) -> crate::Result<()> { | ||
| match self.claimed.lock().unwrap().contains(name) { | ||
| true => Err(crate::Error::RenditionClaimed(name.to_string())), | ||
| false => Ok(()), | ||
| } |
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When cloned producers are used concurrently, a thread can pass check_claim, release the claimed mutex, and then be descheduled before inserting; another thread can reserve the same rendition during that gap, after which the first insertion succeeds and is later overwritten and removed by the importer. The claim transition and the guarded catalog mutation need to be synchronized under one lock so the original corruption cannot recur under concurrent use. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| /// waiting for its first SPS) leaves the name absent long enough for an external insert to | ||
| /// land, which the importer then overwrites and removes on drop, taking the caller's entry | ||
| /// with it. See [`Guard::insert_video`]. | ||
| claimed: Arc<Mutex<std::collections::BTreeSet<String>>>, |
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A bare-name BTreeSet conflates claims belonging to different catalog sections and cannot count multiple owners. For example, a video rendition and a custom Reserved::init rendition may both use v because their RenditionConfig implementations mutate disjoint maps; this stores one set element, and dropping the custom rendition removes the video rendition's claim, allowing remove_video("v") to delete the still-live video. It also rejects unrelated audio/custom operations while the shared string is claimed, so claims need a section/owner identity or reference count rather than only the name. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L143-L148
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| fn drop(&mut self) { | ||
| self.catalog.lock().audio.remove(&self.name); | ||
| // Refused only if an importer owns the name, in which case the entry isn't ours to delete. | ||
| let _ = self.catalog.lock().remove_audio(&self.name); |
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If another unresolved rendition claims this name after Producer::new inserts the audio config, this checked removal returns RenditionClaimed and the error is discarded, leaving the catalog advertising the encoder's dead track indefinitely. Claim creation does not reject an existing catalog entry, so this ordering is possible; the encoder should hold the same Rendition ownership primitive used by importers, or otherwise acquire ownership atomically with insertion and guarantee removal. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L129-L131
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| pub fn audio_config(&mut self, broadcast: Id, name: &str, config: hang::catalog::AudioConfig) -> Result<(), Error> { | ||
| let (_, catalog) = self.broadcasts.get_mut(broadcast).ok_or(Error::BroadcastNotFound)?; | ||
| catalog.lock().audio.insert(name, config).map_err(Error::Hang)?; | ||
| catalog.lock().insert_audio(name, config)?; |
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Is there some way to avoid this API change? I don't like stuff in the root if it could be scoped.
| /// waiting for its first SPS) leaves the name absent long enough for an external insert to | ||
| /// land, which the importer then overwrites and removes on drop, taking the caller's entry | ||
| /// with it. See [`Guard::insert_video`]. | ||
| claimed: Arc<Mutex<std::collections::BTreeSet<String>>>, |
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We should combine the multiple Arc<Mutex state.
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| /// Refuse a name a live [`Rendition`](super::Rendition) owns. | ||
| fn check_claim(&self, name: &str) -> crate::Result<()> { |
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Yeah this seems racey, we need to keep the lock held.
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| impl<E: CatalogExt> DerefMut for Guard<'_, E> { | ||
| fn deref_mut(&mut self) -> &mut Self::Target { | ||
| self.updated = true; | ||
| &mut self.catalog | ||
| &mut self.state.catalog | ||
| } |
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Because Guard still publicly dereferences to &mut Catalog, Rust callers can continue using documented mutations such as catalog.lock().video.renditions.insert(...), which never call check_claim. If an importer has reserved the same slot, that path can overwrite its entry and the importer's later Drop will delete the replacement, reproducing the corruption this change is intended to prevent. The ownership boundary needs to prevent or validate direct mutable access rather than relying on callers to select the new checked methods. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L135-L143
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| pub(super) fn release_claim<C: super::RenditionConfig<E>>(&mut self, name: &str, present: bool) { | ||
| if present { | ||
| C::remove(&mut self.state.catalog, name); | ||
| self.updated = true; |
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When two same-section renditions claim one name, as the new counter and test explicitly allow, both can call set; dropping either one unconditionally removes the shared catalog entry here even though the counter remains nonzero. The surviving rendition then cannot update the absent entry, while outside code is still refused by its remaining claim, so the track disappears until that handle also drops. The new per-slot count is fresh evidence that claim release and entry removal must account for the last owner, or duplicate ownership must be rejected. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| /// Errors if the name is already taken in this section, whether by a live rendition or by an | ||
| /// entry in the catalog. Sections are independent, so the same name in `video` and `audio` is | ||
| /// two unrelated renditions. | ||
| pub fn init<C: RenditionConfig<E>>(&self, name: impl Into<String>) -> crate::Result<Rendition<E, C>> { |
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The commit explicitly describes itself as additive and targeting main, but changing Reserved::init from returning Rendition to returning Result<Rendition> is a signature change to a published API; the same applies to video and audio. Existing consumers using expressions such as catalog.reserve().video(name).set(config) will stop compiling on the next release, so this needs to target dev as a semver break or preserve the existing signatures through an additive API. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| /// describe exactly what is live), so poisoning protects nothing here. It would only turn the next | ||
| /// [`Rendition`](super::Rendition) drop into a panic during unwinding, which aborts the process. | ||
| fn take<E: CatalogExt>(state: &Mutex<State<E>>) -> MutexGuard<'_, State<E>> { | ||
| state.lock().unwrap_or_else(|poisoned| poisoned.into_inner()) |
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When a custom RenditionConfig::insert mutates its catalog section and then panics, set unwinds before setting present = true; this poison-recovery path then lets Rendition::drop release only the ownership claim while leaving the inserted entry behind. The unwinding Guard may also publish that entry, and every later reservation of the name is permanently rejected as a duplicate. The added Exploding test panics before mutating anything, so it misses this partial-write case; either roll back the entry during unwinding or do not treat arbitrary poisoned state as consistent.
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…log slot
A `Rendition` claimed its name only when `set` published a config, but a
lazily-configured importer resolves that config much later: an avc3/annexb
H.264 track has no rendition until its first SPS arrives. In that gap an
outside write (`moq_publish_video_config` in libmoq) landed successfully,
was silently overwritten when the importer finally called `set`, and was
then deleted by the importer's `Drop` on `moq_publish_media_finish`,
taking the caller's entry with it.
The mechanism was two write paths that disagreed. `Rendition::set` goes
through `RenditionConfig::insert`, a bare `BTreeMap::insert` that
overwrites because the rendition owns the name; `hang::catalog::Video::insert`
takes a vacant entry and otherwise errors. Nothing connected them.
`Rendition` was already the ownership handle for a catalog slot: it
reserves a name, publishes on `set`, and retires the entry on drop. So
rather than guard the second write path, delete it. A rendition takes its
name at reservation and holds it until it drops, and `Reserved::init` (and
`video`/`audio`/`text`) refuses a name that a live rendition or an existing
catalog entry already holds. The name and the entry are released together
under one lock, so nothing observes a rendition half-gone.
The two places that hand-rolled a rendition now hold a real one:
- libmoq keeps a rendition per caller-authored name, so
`moq_publish_{video,audio}_config` replaces the caller's own (which is
what the shipped docs always claimed) and is refused only for a name a
`moq_publish_media` track owns. `moq_publish_{video,audio}_remove` drops
the handle, and is a no-op for a name the caller never authored.
- moq-audio's encode producer had its own `Rendition` struct duplicating
the insert/remove-on-drop lifecycle, so it could author into a name an
importer had reserved but not yet resolved. Deleted in favor of
`moq_mux::catalog::AudioTrack`.
`catalog.video.insert` is untouched: it stays the way to build a catalog
document, and a `Guard` still derefs to the raw catalog. What changed is
that nothing needs to reach through it to publish a rendition.
BREAKING CHANGE: `Reserved::{init, video, audio, text}` return
`crate::Result<Rendition<..>>` instead of the rendition directly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review follow-up. The producer kept two `Arc<Mutex>`, and `Guard::publish` took the reservations one while already holding the catalog one, so the publish gate could only be read through a nested lock. Fold `Reservations` into `State` beside the catalog and the owned names. One lock, no nesting, and `flush_if_ready` reads the gate and snapshots the catalog in a single critical section instead of two. That lock is now also poison-tolerant, which matters because it is held across code we don't own. `Rendition::set` runs a caller's `RenditionConfig::insert` under it, and a publish serializes a caller's catalog extension. A panic in either poisons the mutex, and the rendition unwinding through it takes the same lock to release its name: a panic during a panic, which aborts the process rather than unwinding. Nothing poisoning protects is at stake here, since a half-finished insert leaves the catalog missing an entry while `owned` and `reservations` still describe exactly what is live, so recover the guard instead. Surviving that panic makes the rest of the unwind path matter, so the rendition's bookkeeping is ordered around the caller code rather than after it: - `set` marks the slot filled before calling `insert`, not after. An `insert` that writes its entry and then panics never reached the flag, and the entry it left behind would stay in the catalog under a name no handle owns, refusing every later reservation of that name. - `release` frees the name before calling `remove`. That hook can panic too, and a stranded entry is recoverable state while a stranded name is not: nothing would ever reserve it again. Three tests, each of which fails without the piece it covers: `a_poisoned_lock_does_not_take_the_producer_down` (SIGABRT), `an_unwinding_rendition_retires_a_partially_written_entry`, and `a_panicking_remove_still_frees_the_name`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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moq_mux::catalog::Renditionclaimed its name only oncesetpublished a config. A lazily-configured importer resolves that config much later: an avc3/annexb H.264 track has no rendition at all until its first SPS arrives.In that window an outside write succeeded, and then quietly lost:
moq_publish_media(format="avc3")reserves track0.avc3. No catalog rendition yet.moq_publish_video_config(name="0.avc3")succeeds, since the name is vacant.Rendition::setoverwrites the caller's entry.moq_publish_media_finishdrops the rendition, whoseDropremoves0.avc3, deleting what the caller published.The mechanism is two write paths that disagreed.
Rendition::setgoes throughRenditionConfig::insert, a bareBTreeMap::insertthat overwrites because the rendition owns the name;hang::catalog::Video::inserttakes aVacantentry and otherwise returnsDuplicate. Nothing connected them, so "this name belongs to an importer" was unrepresentable.Fix
Renditionwas already the ownership handle for a catalog slot: it reserves a name, publishes onset, and retires the entry onDrop. So rather than guard the second write path, delete it.A rendition takes its name at reservation rather than at
set, and holds it until it drops.Reserved::init(andvideo/audio/text) refuses a name that a live rendition or an existing catalog entry already holds. The name and the entry are released together under one lock, so nothing can observe a rendition half-gone: name freed with its entry still there, or entry gone with the name still held.The two places that hand-rolled a rendition now hold a real one:
moq_publish_{video,audio}_configreplaces the caller's own rendition, which is what the shipped doc comment always claimed and the code never did, and is refused only for a name amoq_publish_mediatrack owns.moq_publish_{video,audio}_removedrops the handle, and is a no-op for a name the caller never authored (including an importer's, whichmoq_publish_media_finishretires instead).Rendition { catalog, name }struct duplicating the insert/remove-on-drop lifecycle, so it could author into a name an importer had reserved but not yet resolved. Deleted in favor ofmoq_mux::catalog::AudioTrack.catalog.video.insertis untouched. It stays the way to build a catalog document, and aGuardstill derefs to the raw catalog. What changed is that nothing needs to reach through it to publish a rendition, so no parallelinsert_video/Guard::insertsurface exists to keep in sync with it.While the guard's deref is still raw access to the catalog document and enforces nothing, that was already true of
catalog.video.renditions, which is apubBTreeMap. Ownership is enforced by holding the handle, not by policing the data type.Public API changes
Breaking, so this targets
dev:Reserved::{init, video, audio, text}returncrate::Result<Rendition<..>>instead of the rendition directly. A taken name ishang::Error::Duplicate. Every call site is an importer'snew(..) -> Result, so it's a?.Renditiongains aDebugimpl (name + whether it has published), soinit(..).unwrap_err()and friends work.Guardmethods, no C ABI signature changes.Behavior changes for previously-broken calls:
moq_publish_video_configon an importer-owned name now returns -18 instead of corrupting the catalog, and on the caller's own name replaces it instead of returning -18.moq_publish_video_removeon an importer-owned name is a no-op instead of deleting it.Tests
Six new tests. Four were verified to fail without the fix, by making
Producer::acquireunconditionally succeed:moq-mux:an_unresolved_rendition_still_owns_its_name,a_resolved_rendition_still_owns_its_name,an_existing_entry_owns_its_name(all fail without it), plusdropping_a_rendition_frees_its_nameanda_name_is_owned_per_sectionas the complements that pin the scope of the rule.libmoq:publish_media_owns_its_rendition_before_the_first_keyframedrives the exact avc3 sequence above through the C ABI (fails without it), andpublish_video_config_replaces_its_own_renditioncovers the caller-owned path.just checkandjust testpass (1296 tests).just checkdoesn't compile libmoq, socargo nextest run -p libmoqwas run separately: 69 passed.cargo checkalso run formoq-ffiandmoq-gst.Cross-package sync
rs/libmoqC ABI: no signature changed, somoq.h,cpp/obs/src, anddoc/bin/obs.mdneed no update.cpp/obsanddoc/lib/conly reference the consume side (moq_consume_video_config), which is untouched. Doc comments inapi.rswere corrected in place. No wire format or catalog JSON change, so no draft update.(written by Opus 5)