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Time the egress cache refresh instead of counting its allocations, keep the V4L2 set_bitrate and 1088-row crop checks, drop the settled mobile ownership blockers, and gate the CAT and C# lines on their first leaf quest so quest ready reports them blocked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Direction: keep this focused follow-up. Timing the cache-refresh path and restoring the Pi 4 bitrate/crop checks preserve the original acceptance criteria. Removing the settled ownership blockers is appropriate. Gating cat/verify and cs/generator is sufficient here: cat/present and cs/package already require those leaves. Keeping independent m0 tasks priority-ordered avoids unnecessary dependency chains. No new runtime complexity, public API, or wire impact.
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ReviewQuest-only follow-up to #4589: retargets the egress-cache measure, keeps the folded V4L2 Pi checks, unblocks mobile quests after the ownership verdict, and moves the CAT / C# outside-world gates onto their first leaves. Code citations for Reviewed head: Blocking
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WalkthroughQuest documents update Pi 4 encoder checks and the egress-cache-refresh performance measurement. Mobile capture and completion plans state that Rust owns mobile capture and codecs, while related Required-list links are removed. The CAT verification quest adds conditional CAT requirements, and the C# generator quest documents when a consumer needs bindings. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The MediaCodec ownership documentation is incorrectly marked complete, which could leave maintainers unaware that the decision is still missing. Correct the quest status before merging. Architecture SummaryArchitecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects 1 system. Changed systems: Architecture concerns Review detailsSystems and components
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| Use the Rust capture path and the existing binding APIs: Rust owns capture | ||
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Once ownership is settled here, quest/m2/README.md:70-71 still describes the iOS and Android capture quests as conditional on the ownership decision selecting Rust. Anyone entering through the milestone index therefore sees obsolete readiness and scope information, so update those entries in this commit to reflect the chosen Rust path.
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Agreed, fixed in 918c6e7: the m2 index entries for iOS and Android capture no longer read as conditional on the ownership decision.
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No new actionable findings. The ownership-status mismatch noted by the other reviewers is fixed: quest/m2/audio-decode-mediacodec.md:11-13 and quest/m2/audio-encode-mediacodec.md:10-12 now explicitly record the Rust ownership decision, supporting quest/m1/mobile-ownership.md:19-22. My prior no-findings review missed that documentation mismatch.
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After this line settles Rust ownership and removes the ownership prerequisite, the unchanged paragraph below still says the Rust path does not benefit the mobile SDK and that this concern decides whether the XL quest is worth doing. This also conflicts with mobile-ownership.md, which says Kotlin will not maintain a parallel platform media stack. Because quest ready can now surface this leaf without another decision gate, update the stale cost paragraph to state the resulting Android SDK path or retain an explicit unresolved gate.
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Agreed the cost paragraph is stale against the verdict (it also says raw frames cannot cross FFI zero-copy, while mobile-ownership bridges HardwareBuffer/Surface as opaque handles). Whether the XL Rust Android capture replaces moq-kit's Kotlin capture, or stays gated on a Rust-native consumer, is a scope call for the maintainer, so this PR is held for that decision rather than merged.
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Direction: keep this focused correction; no public API or wire impact. The existing Codex finding about the contradictory Android cost paragraph (quest/m2/mobile-capture-android.md:14-19) still applies; track it in its existing thread: #4591 (comment).
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Follow-up to #4589, which merged before its Codex and OpenAI reviews finished. Applies the findings I agree with. Quest-only.
m1/perf/group-cost: the folded egress cache-refresh candidate is lock, clock, and atomic work, so it is timed per viewer-group (fast fanout and flow-controlled readers, SUBSCRIBE and FETCH) rather than judged bySESSION_ALLOCS.m1/cli-packaging: keeps the folded V4L2 quest's unverified checks,set_bitrateon a running encoder and 1080p's 1088-row crop, in the Pi 4 verification.Required; each records the verdict instead.cat/verify,cs/generator), sincequest readydoes not inherit a questline's gates, per the gate convention from quest: apply the 2026-09-30 audit #4589. The CAT gate matches its plan: a consumer, or the draft registering the claim keys.Not changed: the m0 interop order stays a priority rank in m0's
Required, not aRequiredchain between independent quests (replied on #4589).Public API and wire impact
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