fix(ffi): release the state when a handle is cancelled - #2935
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`Task::cancel` only flipped a watch flag, so the inner state stayed alive behind `Arc<Mutex<T>>` until the whole UniFFI object was destroyed. For `MoqAudioConsumer` and `MoqVideoConsumer` that state is a decoder, and a cancelled-but-still-reachable consumer is the normal shape after a task or context cancellation in Python, Swift, Kotlin, and Go, so each one pinned a scarce hardware codec session until the foreign GC got around to it. Hold `Option<T>` and take it on cancel. The take waits for any in-flight `run` to observe the flag and unwind, so it happens on the runtime rather than synchronously, which is also where the state was built and the only place with a reactor for what it unregisters. `run` and `lock` hand out an `OwnedMappedMutexGuard` through the `Option`, so a call that reaches a released state is a `Cancelled`, not an unwrap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@rs/moq-ffi/src/consumer.rs`:
- Around line 430-432: Update the doc comment for MoqTrackConsumer::cancel to
say it cancels “all current and future reads” instead of “group reads,” covering
read_frame() and recv_datagram() as well.
In `@rs/moq-ffi/src/ffi.rs`:
- Around line 47-50: Update the lock method to check self.cancel before
acquiring the mutex and again after obtaining the guard, returning None whenever
cancellation has been published; add a regression test that delays cleanup and
verifies lock still rejects access during that interval.
Apply the same fix in `@rs/moq-ffi/src/server.rs` at line 154: Covers the
server-specific observable case where cert_fingerprints() can still return data
immediately after cancellation.
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The take `cancel` schedules is asynchronous, so the state stayed `Some` for a moment afterwards and `lock` handed out a guard to it. `MoqServer` made that observable: `cert_fingerprints()` still answered right after `cancel()`, though the socket was on its way out. Read the cancel flag under the lock instead of inferring it from the state. `cancel` publishes the flag before it queues for that same lock, so a cancel we don't see there cannot have taken the state either. Also widen `MoqTrackConsumer::cancel`'s doc: it stops `read_frame` and `recv_datagram` too, not just the group reads. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes #2932.
Summary
crate::ffi::Task::cancelonly flipped awatchflag.TaskholdsArc<Mutex<T>>, so the inner state (and anything it owns) stayed alive until the whole UniFFI object was destroyed. A cancelled-but-still-reachable handle is the normal shape after a task/context cancellation in Python, Swift, Kotlin, and Go, soMoqAudioConsumer/MoqVideoConsumereach pinned a hardware codec session until the foreign GC got around to it. Repeat it and the backend hits its session limit.Tasknow holdsOption<T>andcanceltakes it. The take waits for any in-flightrunto observe the flag and unwind, so it is not synchronous with the call; it also lands on the runtime thread, which is where the state was built and the only place with a reactor for what it unregisters.lockreads the cancel flag under the lock instead of inferring cancellation from the state beingNone.cancelpublishes the flag before it queues for that same lock, so a cancel not seen under the guard cannot have taken the state either. Without this,MoqServer::cert_fingerprints()still answered for a moment aftercancel().runandlockmap the guard through theOption, so a call that reaches a released state returnsCancelledrather than unwrapping. TheOptionis what makes running against a released state unrepresentable instead of merely documented.MoqVideoConsumer::cancel's doc to describe the old behavior; that doc (and every othercancel()on the FFI surface) now says the resource is released here rather than when the handle is.net,rt,sync,time) instead of relying on unification frommoq-tokio.Behavior changes
cancel()was already terminal for reads (runreturnedCancelledforever). It is now terminal for the state too, which is observable beyond the media consumers:MoqServer::cancel()closes the listening socket instead of holding the port until the handle is released.cert_fingerprints()errors afterwards.MoqRequest::cancel()drops an unanswered request, which drops the session.MoqClient::cancel()releases the client's config and wired origins, so it can't dial again.if let Some(state) = task.lock()no-op after cancel, as they already did while a call was in flight.The Swift and Kotlin wrapper docs already promised
cancel()"releases native resources"; this makes that true.Public API changes
None.
Taskispub(crate); no exported UniFFI signature moved, and nothing was added or removed. Only doc comments changed on the exported surface.Base branch
Targeting
devrather thanmaindespite being a non-breaking fix:MoqVideoConsumerand the doc it corrects only exist ondev(landed in #2930), andrs/moq-ffihas diverged by ~1500 lines across 18 files between the two branches. Amain-targeted version would be an incomplete fix for the reported issue.Cross-Package Sync
{py,swift,kt}/andgo/wrapperbindings are generated frommoq-ffiat build time (gitignored), so the new docs propagate without an edit.rs/libmoqdoes not depend onmoq-ffiand has its own*_close+ terminal-callback lifecycle (doc/lib/c/index.md), which already frees on shutdown. No change.doc/lib/{py,swift,kt,go,c}needed no edit: none of them documented the old "cancel keeps the session" behavior, and the two that mention it already described the new one.Test plan
Seven regression tests, each verified to fail against the old behavior (by reverting the take, and separately the flag check, and re-running).
In
rs/moq-ffi/src/ffi.rs, over a drop-reporting state:runis parked holding the lockrunreturnsCancelledwithout calling the closurelock()is empty with no await between it andcancel(), so the answer can't depend on whether the scheduled take has runIn
rs/moq-ffi/src/test.rs, at the FFI surface:cert_fingerprints()errors immediately afterMoqServer::cancel()Suites:
just check(clippy, py, kt, swift build +swift test, govet/build/test -race) - passjust test(73 moq-ffi tests, 52 Python wrapper tests) - pass(written by Opus 5)