docs(quest): finish the reviewed planning contracts - #3411
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ACME: one atomic key+chain file so rotation has no mismatched window, a bounded first issuance, reissue on a directory change, 0700 acme.dir, a documented port-80 contract, watcher failure as a startup error, and both QUIC backends in the reload test. Peer reconfigure: DialTarget equality covers egress and the normalized credential, and one duplicate rule. Drain: consistent wording about what the JS client does today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An expired cached ACME certificate blocks like a missing one, each renewal owns a capped retry sequence, and an object peer entry whose URL still carries ?cost= or ?jwt= is rejected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove the migrated connection from the original pool key when a redirect collides with a live target, so new callers cannot keep it alive. Start the HTTP-01 route before first issuance blocks TLS startup, and define retry and readiness behavior. Co-Authored-By: GPT-5 <noreply@openai.com>
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| recording under its recorded value. On moq-lite it rides TRACK_INFO (lite's | ||
| SUBSCRIBE_OK carries only the resolved group); on moq-transport, which has | ||
| no TRACK_INFO, it rides a SUBSCRIBE_OK parameter, and the adapter maps |
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If the publisher generation changes after an edge reads TRACK_INFO but before it opens SUBSCRIBE or FETCH, carrying the epoch only in TRACK_INFO leaves the subsequent request unpinned. Lite05+ has no SUBSCRIBE_OK, so the server can return bytes from the new generation while the edge labels and caches them with the old epoch. Echo the expected epoch in SUBSCRIBE and FETCH, or bind each response to its generation before delivering data. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| - [Redirect guard by name](/quest/m1/2624-moq-native-goaway-redirect-guard-classifies-hosts-by-name.md) - the Rust guard classifies local hosts by name; the JS port inherits the same gap until it lands | ||
| - [Redirect guard by name](/quest/m1/2624-moq-native-goaway-redirect-guard-classifies-hosts-by-name.md) - pin validated DNS results before enabling cross-host redirects by default |
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When js/net runs in a browser, WebTransport and WebSocket expose neither DNS resolution nor a way to dial previously validated IP addresses while retaining the original hostname. Completing this native Addrs blocker therefore makes the quest mechanically ready without providing a safe implementation for the default cross-host Follow policy, leaving rebinding protection unavailable in the environment being changed. Default browser clients to same-host redirects or require explicit cross-host opt-in unless a browser-capable mechanism is identified. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
AGENTS.md reference: quest/AGENTS.md:L75-L78
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| issuance and after renewal, and the config rejects `[acme]` alongside explicit | ||
| paths, without `web.http`, with a wildcard domain, or on a backend that cannot |
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The config contract above explicitly permits web.https certificate paths to override the ACME certificate, but this acceptance criterion says [acme] must be rejected alongside any explicit paths. Implementing the test literally would prohibit the documented split-certificate setup; narrow the rejection here to explicit listen.tls.cert and listen.tls.key paths. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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WalkthroughThe PR updates planning documents for automatic ACME certificate management, GOAWAY client behavior, HLS wire-epoch mapping, peer reconfiguration, and mTLS identity tests. It adds ACME startup, renewal, storage, reachability, and test requirements. It clarifies JavaScript and Rust drain behavior. It defines peer target normalization and conflict rules. It documents transport-specific HLS epoch carriage. It expands mTLS certificate-name assertions. Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to These plan gaps could lead their implementations to serve the wrong certificate, rotate inconsistently, drop epoch identity, or authenticate peers incorrectly. Resolve them before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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71-74: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winResolve the ACME retry budget contract. If “repository’s retry rule” means
moq_native::Backoff, link it and reconcile its defaults (initial=1s,max=5s,timeout=10s, with 0.5–1.0× jitter) with the stated configurable “few minutes” budget. Otherwise, define the ACME key, default, bounds, and whether renewal shares the budget.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@quest/m2/709-automatic-letsencrypt-support.md`:
- Around line 82-84: Update the certificate persistence and startup validation
flow so the PEM certificate and issuing directory identity are committed and
read as one generation, using a single atomically renamed record or equivalent
generation check. Ensure interrupted writes cannot make a certificate appear
valid with a mismatched directory, and reject any cache whose certificate and
directory metadata do not come from the same committed generation.
- Around line 47-52: Revise the TLS rotation documentation to distinguish atomic
replacement of the combined certificate/key PEM from atomic rotation across
workers. Keep the shared reloadable identity as a hard prerequisite, and require
the renewal test to verify every quinn and noq worker reloads successfully and
that the published fingerprint is updated.
- Around line 112-113: Update the renewal/reload tests to cover a truncated or
key-mismatched combined PEM and verify the previous certificate identity remains
active; replace the obsolete “half-written pair” scenario. Add a separate
interrupted atomic-rename test when atomic replacement is part of the delivery
contract.
- Around line 88-93: Update the renewal scheduling flow described in the
certificate renewal logic so an ACME rate-limit response with a stated wait
longer than the daily check interval schedules the next attempt after that wait
rather than using the earlier interval; add a test covering this longer-wait
case and preserve normal scheduling for shorter waits.
In `@quest/m2/plan-hls-identity.md`:
- Line 56: Update the shared track::Info contract to define the Epoch field’s
exact name, type, lifetime, and cache-identity semantics, then require the
moq-lite TRACK_INFO and moq-transport SUBSCRIBE_OK adapters to populate it
consistently.
In `@quest/m2/pop-skipping/peer-reconfigure.md`:
- Around line 29-32: Update the peer reconfiguration specification around
run_remote and DialTarget to define credential precedence: use the normalized
per-peer credential when present, otherwise fall back to the shared token, with
inline non-empty jwt retaining precedence where applicable. State that object
token is forwarded to the outbound session so token-only updates authenticate
with the updated credential.
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In `@quest/m2/709-automatic-letsencrypt-support.md`:
- Around line 71-74: Clarify the ACME retry-budget contract in the
documentation: identify whether the repository’s retry rule is
moq_native::Backoff and link it, then reconcile its defaults with the
configurable few-minute startup budget; otherwise define the ACME configuration
key, default, bounds, and whether renewal uses the same budget.
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| One file is what makes the rotation atomic: the watcher reloads both paths | ||
| on every event and refuses a mismatched pair, so separate key and chain | ||
| files would open a window where a new chain meets the old key, and a | ||
| restart inside that window could not build TLS at all. The TLS loader | ||
| therefore accepts a combined PEM for both `cert` and `key`, and the ACME | ||
| output is a single atomic rename into the watched directory. A reload that |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Separate pair atomicity from worker-wide rotation atomicity.
An atomic rename makes one combined PEM a complete certificate/key pair for one reload. It does not make rotation atomic across workers. The TLS rotation plan states that workers can watch and reload independently. Keep the shared reloadable identity as a hard prerequisite, and make the renewal test exercise every quinn and noq worker plus the published fingerprint.
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- One file is what makes the rotation atomic:
+ One file makes the certificate/key pair atomic for each reload; cross-worker rotation still requires one shared reloadable identity:Also applies to: 109-111
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In `@quest/m2/709-automatic-letsencrypt-support.md` around lines 47 - 52, Revise
the TLS rotation documentation to distinguish atomic replacement of the combined
certificate/key PEM from atomic rotation across workers. Keep the shared
reloadable identity as a hard prerequisite, and require the renewal test to
verify every quinn and noq worker reloads successfully and that the published
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| certificate is persisted beside it, and a changed `acme.directory` (staging | ||
| to production, say) also counts as missing, so a staging certificate is | ||
| never served as if trusted. |
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Commit the certificate and directory identity atomically.
The plan stores the issuing directory beside the PEM but does not define one commit point for both. If the marker is written first and the process stops, startup can see the production directory while the cached certificate is still from staging. That violates the requirement that a staging certificate is never served after a directory change. Persist both values in one atomically renamed record, or reject the cache unless both belong to the same committed generation.
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In `@quest/m2/709-automatic-letsencrypt-support.md` around lines 82 - 84, Update
the certificate persistence and startup validation flow so the PEM certificate
and issuing directory identity are committed and read as one generation, using a
single atomically renamed record or equivalent generation check. Ensure
interrupted writes cannot make a certificate appear valid with a mismatched
directory, and reject any cache whose certificate and directory metadata do not
come from the same committed generation.
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| certificates. Each renewal attempt owns its own retry sequence per the | ||
| repository's retry rule: capped exponential backoff with jitter inside a | ||
| bounded budget, stopping early on an explicit non-retryable ACME response | ||
| (a rejected order, a rate limit with a stated wait), so a transient | ||
| directory blip does not burn a day of the renewal window. A renewal that | ||
| exhausts its budget logs and waits for the next check; it never restarts |
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Honor the ACME rate-limit wait across renewal checks.
If the stated wait exceeds the daily check interval, schedule the next renewal attempt after that wait. Add a test for this case.
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In `@quest/m2/709-automatic-letsencrypt-support.md` around lines 88 - 93, Update
the renewal scheduling flow described in the certificate renewal logic so an
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| a renewal failure leaves the old certificate serving, a reload of a | ||
| half-written pair keeps the old one, both generated keys are mode `0600` after |
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Test the combined-PEM failure mode.
The delivery contract now uses one combined PEM file and atomic rename. A “half-written pair” test no longer names the changed failure mode. Test a truncated or key-mismatched combined PEM reload and verify that the previous identity remains active. Test interrupted replacement separately if atomic rename is part of the contract.
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- a reload of a half-written pair keeps the old one,
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| a renewal failure leaves the old certificate serving, a reload of a | |
| half-written pair keeps the old one, both generated keys are mode `0600` after | |
| a renewal failure leaves the old certificate serving, a reload of a | |
| truncated or key-mismatched combined PEM keeps the old identity, and an atomic replacement is observed as one complete file, both generated keys are mode `0600` after |
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In `@quest/m2/709-automatic-letsencrypt-support.md` around lines 112 - 113, Update
the renewal/reload tests to cover a truncated or key-mismatched combined PEM and
verify the previous certificate identity remains active; replace the obsolete
“half-written pair” scenario. Add a separate interrupted atomic-rename test when
atomic replacement is part of the delivery contract.
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| recording under its recorded value. On moq-lite it rides TRACK_INFO (lite's | ||
| SUBSCRIBE_OK carries only the resolved group); on moq-transport, which has | ||
| no TRACK_INFO, it rides a SUBSCRIBE_OK parameter, and the adapter maps | ||
| both onto the same `track::Info` field. |
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Specify the Epoch field in the shared contract.
If a wire epoch is selected, define its exact name, type, lifetime, and cache-identity use in track::Info. Require the moq-lite TRACK_INFO and moq-transport SUBSCRIBE_OK adapters to populate it.
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In `@quest/m2/plan-hls-identity.md` at line 56, Update the shared track::Info
contract to define the Epoch field’s exact name, type, lifetime, and
cache-identity semantics, then require the moq-lite TRACK_INFO and moq-transport
SUBSCRIBE_OK adapters to populate it consistently.
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| `token` (replaces an inline `?jwt=`). `DialTarget` grows `egress` and a | ||
| normalized credential, with an inline `?jwt=` and an object `token` parsed | ||
| to the same representation, and its equality covers every field, so an | ||
| `egress`-only or `token`-only update is a change and the token is never |
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Define per-peer credential precedence and forwarding.
run_remote currently builds the outbound URL from DialTarget.url and the separate shared token; an inline non-empty jwt overrides the shared token. Specify that the normalized per-peer credential follows the same precedence, that the shared token is the fallback, and that object token reaches the outbound session. Otherwise, a token-only update may redial while authentication still uses the shared or an empty credential.
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In `@quest/m2/pop-skipping/peer-reconfigure.md` around lines 29 - 32, Update the
peer reconfiguration specification around run_remote and DialTarget to define
credential precedence: use the normalized per-peer credential when present,
otherwise fall back to the shared token, with inline non-empty jwt retaining
precedence where applicable. State that object token is forwarded to the
outbound session so token-only updates authenticate with the updated credential.
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Summary
Follow-up to #3402, which merged before its final review fixes reached the branch.
mtls=truewhile carrying certificate identity separately, normalize every structured peer policy field, and clarify the candidate epoch mapping across wire protocols.Public API changes
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