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Progress on quest/m0/ci/mbx-r2-verify.md. The quest can't finish yet. Its bucket numbers need a month on mbx 1.28.0 (about 2026-11-26), and no hosted job reuses the previous Nightly yet. This PR records what the first 1.28.0 Nightlies settled and rewrites the quest to what remains. It lands as progress; the quest resumes in a fresh claim after about 2026-11-26.
Summary
Upstream found a different cause for the Windows miss. The issue we filed, jdx/mr-boxington#869, was closed by jdx/mr-boxington#870 (merged 2026-10-29, after v1.29.0, not yet released). Git for Windows checks Cargo.lock out with CRLF, but history holds LF. mbx digested the bytes as they were, so no earlier lockfile state ever matched on Windows, and the build fell back to the newest local manifest, which was the install's. Since mbx 1.28.0 a cargo install already builds under its own workspace, so the install never took the workspace's identity, which is what #869 claimed. The quest now says this. It also waits on an mbx release with #870 and a bump of the version pin in .github/actions/rust-cache/action.yml.
macOS has a separate problem. The 2026-10-28 macOS build (40698329026) did inherit: it prefetched 732 predictions. It still hit only 13, with 1565 compilations not looked up. The quest now asks why the inherited predictions mostly miss, instead of blaming the install order.
No CI change. The previous round moved Install uniffi-bindgen-cpp after Rust compile and tests on Windows and macOS. Since #870 refuted the reason for it, this round reverts .github/workflows/platform.yml to main's order (decision 3).
From the first 1.28.0 Nightly (40506938673, 2026-10-27, after #6889):
Writers. All 74 jobs that ran the Rust cache step passed it, and the sampled logs print configured read-write, effective read-write.
Oversized manifests. macOS refused only 0d4f4e3f..., which was already oversized before the bump. The quest now lists a sixth known digest, 18d136a6... (17235558 bytes, 40090959108), so it won't be mistaken for a failure of the fix.
E0463. The merge queue ran 98 Check workflows after the bump, and none of the failed logs contain E0463.
Still open (recorded in the quest):
Release pull request read-only check. This waits on the release branch carrying the Rust cache.
Linux: Nightly checks out at depth 1, so it finds no earlier lockfile.
Cargo.lock churn can exceed mbx's 8-state lookback.
Restore time, expiry rebuilds, bucket size. These are measured from about 2026-11-26.
Public API: none. Wire: none. Quest files only.
Decisions settled
Settled by the maintainer in a /quest-complete session on 2026-10-28:
Windows install step. If the 2026-10-28 Nightly again logged "a manifest predicting 124 compilations was loaded", move Install uniffi-bindgen-cpp after Rust compile and tests (Windows, and macOS for symmetry) in this PR.
✅ Move it after the Rust build (recommended). The log reproduced it, so the move was made. Upstream has since refuted the reason for it, so it is reverted; see decision 3.
Run it from $RUNNER_TEMP instead.
Report upstream?
✅ Yes, file one issue on jdx/mr-boxington with the evidence. I searched the existing issues first and found no duplicate. Filed as jdx/mr-boxington#869, which is now fixed by jdx/mr-boxington#870.
No.
Settled by the maintainer in a /quest-complete session on 2026-10-29:
Keep or revert the step move? ✅ Revert it. platform.yml matches main again, which also drops the comment giving the refuted cause. Windows reuse now waits on an mbx release that includes jdx/mr-boxington#870 plus a bump of the version pin in .github/actions/rust-cache/action.yml; the quest says so.
Land now or wait? ✅ Land now as progress, with the quest resuming after about 2026-11-26.
Linux history depth. ✅ As recommended: add fetch-depth: 0 with filter: blob:none to Nightly's Linux Rust-cache jobs only once Windows hits after the mbx bump, showing inheritance pays. Recorded in the quest.
Lockfile churn past 8 states. ✅ As recommended: accept it and count it under the quest's rebuild item before asking upstream for a deeper lookback. Recorded in the quest.
Choices made without asking
I merged main into the branch twice. There were no conflicts.
I checked that mbx v1.29.0 doesn't change either code path before saying so in the issue.
I rewrote the quest's Windows and macOS items to match Close audio groups immediately. #870 and the 2026-10-28 macOS log. These are facts, not choices, so I didn't wait on decision 3 for them.
Review
Local review with Codex CLI 0.165.0 (gpt-6.1-sol, high effort, read-only sandbox, REVIEW.md from main) of head 27e81d61962d80ba382fdfd5a0cff2d05837536e: no findings. It checked the cited 2026-10-28 macOS and Windows job logs against the quest's numbers.
Follow-ups
mbx bump. Bump the mbx version pin to the first release that includes jdx/mr-boxington#870. A pin bump that unblocks work is its own quest, so plan it through /quest-plan.
kio build failure. The 2026-10-29 Nightly's platform / macOS and platform / Windows jobs fail in Rust compile and tests with 23 error[E0433]: cannot find module or crate kio, from rs/moq-uring/src/transport/adapter.rs compiled through rs/moq-uring/tests/integration. The cause is code, not the cache. I found no open PR fixing it, so it's worth a quest.
No actionable bugs found in this documentation-only progress update. The corrected Windows CRLF/LF diagnosis matches upstream #870; separating macOS prediction misses and shallow Linux history avoids retaining the refuted install-order workaround. Keeping the quest open, waiting for a released fix/pin bump, and measuring reuse before cache economics is a sound direction. The current diff does not change CI execution.
Verification limits: static GitHub review, including an independent check of upstream changes and current workflow/action configuration. Historical log totals, cache hits, bucket size/expiry and timing claims were not independently remeasured; no builds or operational checks were run.
Reverted .github/workflows/platform.yml to main's order. Upstream's fix, jdx/mr-boxington#870, traced the Windows miss to CRLF lockfile digests rather than the install order, so the step move and its comment rested on a refuted cause. The net diff is now quest files only.
The quest now says Windows reuse waits on an mbx release that includes Close audio groups immediately. #870 plus a bump of the version pin in .github/actions/rust-cache/action.yml.
Recorded the maintainer's 2026-10-29 decisions: Linux Nightly jobs get full history (fetch-depth: 0, filter: blob:none) only once Windows hits after the bump, and Cargo.lock churn past mbx's 8-state lookback counts under the quest's rebuild item.
Merged main without conflicts. A local Codex review of 27e81d6 found nothing, and quest check --base origin/main passes.
Follow-ups for /quest-plan: the mbx pin bump to a release with #870, and the kio E0433 failure in Nightly's macOS/Windows Rust compile and tests (if quest/m1/kio-workspace-tests.md doesn't already cover it).
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release-gate.yml calls platform.yml for pull requests, and the platform jobs invoke the Rust cache with read-only credentials. Check the cache does not reject effective read-write in this mode. The quest defines this as a report, not an automated invariant, so record the exact policy output instead of adding the symmetric assertion here.
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* chore(quest): claim quest/m1/resume-model-test.md
Quest-Claim: 7bff411939571787
* test(net): check resume against a model of one logical track
A seeded proptest drives an origin's fronts through route flips, route
failures, give-ups, ranges, cache expiry, a newer epoch, and reader joins
and leaves on the simulated clock, and checks every reader's groups,
frames, drops, and end against a plain cursor on the logical track.
Fixes what it found:
- An ordered reader never ended once a finished track left nothing in
its range, or the rest of the range was given up.
- A drop poll with local bounds below the subscription's floor built a
reversed span and panicked.
- A resumed reader held a drop back for a replaced copy kept only to back
a group still read, and was not woken once that read finished.
* test(net): check JS resume against the logical-track model
Mirror rs/moq-net's resume model as a fast-check property over the same
ops, constants and checks, seeded by MOQ_RESUME_SEED and sized by
MOQ_RESUME_CASES (default 64).
It found three bugs, each fixed with a regression case:
- A replacement copy's refusal ended a group the serving route still
delivered; it is a verdict only once that route won't land it either.
- A failed copy's cache eviction released a group recovering from
another copy; only the copy a mirror reads from reclaims it.
- A reported drop was final, so a group a later copy delivered was
never handed out; the report is now once and not final.
* ci: sweep the resume model nightly from a fresh seed
* test(net): answer route fetches in the resume model
A real route forwards a fetch for a group it lacks to the publisher. The
model's routes refused every fetch, so a group continued across a
failover read NotFound although the instance carried it.
* test(net): let model routes hold a tail fill beside the live copy
A frame-bounded fetch caches a partial copy of a group, so a later
whole-group fetch must still be answered. A group a reader stitched
from two copies is complete once any copy wrote its last frame.
* fix(net): keep a recovered group when its old copy is let go
Releasing a copy's subscription released every mirror it cached,
including a group recovery had already moved to another copy, which
then ended cleanly short of its frames. The JS model's routes now
answer fetches, which exposed it.
* quest: finish resume-model-test, plan delivering late groups below the resume point
The maintainer kept the resume point policy on #6947; delivering the
late lower groups is a nice-to-have follow-up in m2.
* test(net): request the model's broadcast through the renamed origin API
* test(net): resume readers only on a route Up or Down actually changes
* test(net): restore Recover's refusal wait, and resume Rust readers only when the cheapest route changes
The main merge took main's whole resume.ts and dropped the PR's Recover hunk.
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* chore(quest): claim quest/m1/quic-api/streams.md
Quest-Claim: 3067217ff870abc5
* wip(quic): namespace moq-quic streams as send, recv, and stream
send::{Stream, Offset, End, Options, Group, Groups, Error}, recv::{Stream,
Lease, Chunks, Error}, and stream::{Id, Dir}. Writes take Buf, a lease moves
its chunks out and holds no borrow, send ends stay queryable until released,
and datagrams chain chunks without copying.
* wip(qmux): use moq-quic send ends and Buf writes
* wip(tokio): namespace the QUIC driver as send, recv, and stream
send::{Stream, Finished, Group, Options, Offset, Error} with finish(self)
typestate and consuming resets, recv::{Stream, Lease, Error} with a lease
that owns its bytes and holds no lock, Buf writes and BufMut reads, and
datagrams that chain a header. quic::web collapses onto one error per
direction. moq-quic only reruns the stuck pass on restore when an out lease
held it off.
* wip(uring): namespace the QUIC driver as send, recv, and stream
* wip(uring): port tests and moq-relay to the namespaced driver
* wip(uring): format
* wip(quic): name the namespaced stream API in the fork notes
* wip(quic): fix a stale doc link
* chore(quest): finish quic-api/streams
* fix(quic): keep terminal stream state across the review's lifecycle gaps
- moq-tokio and moq-uring cache a reset `received_reset` reports, since
moq-quic frees the stream then, so later reads and leases fail with it
instead of panicking.
- moq-uring's web `poll_closed` observes a clean FIN again through an empty
read, instead of a reset-only query that waits forever.
- moq-uring's web `finish` keeps a finished stream's handle when called again.
- qmux resets an unfinished stream on drop before releasing its ID, which
refused the reset.
* fix(quic): size a datagram before taking its payload
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… on moq-dev pairs (#7073)
* chore(quest): claim quest/m0/smoke-released.md
Quest-Claim: 1a9318c095d636e0
* fix(smoke): hold the Cloudflare probe's track reader
The probe dropped its TrackReader, so when the relay rejected an early
SUBSCRIBE with DoesNotExist, cloudflare/moq-rs failed to close the track
and resolved the subscription as done. The harness then failed the cell
instead of retrying the readiness race.
Also rewrite the smoke-released quest to the classified runner failures.
* fix(smoke): gate the upstream runner on moq-dev pairs only
Only moq-dev-rs and moq-dev-js against this checkout's relay fail the
Upstream Docker interoperability job; every other pair is reported, as
relays.sh treats non-moq-dev relays. A required pair the registry stops
pairing fails too. With the Cloudflare probe fix this finishes the quest,
so delete it.
* fix(smoke): annotate optional runner failures; record the moq-rs close bug
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* chore(quest): claim quest/m0/nightly/quic-rustdoc.md
Quest-Claim: 0a0d799823f82f7f
* fix(quic): unbreak moq-quic's all-features rustdoc
The fuzz-gated bench map linked to the private SentPackets type, which
fails rustdoc under -D warnings. Nightly's features lane already builds
workspace rustdoc with --all-features, so no new lane is needed.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(quest): claim quest/m0/ci/tracing-filter.md
Quest-Claim: a26a0b73687228f9
* wip: stop forcing tracing-test's no-env-filter
* chore(quest): finish quest/m0/ci/tracing-filter.md
* test: keep captured spans enabled beside parallel tests
With one dispatcher registered, tracing-core caches a callsite's interest
from the thread that first hits it. A parallel test without a subscriber
then disabled the `srt` ingest span for the capturing test, so
`publisher_reports_a_silent_pid` failed about two runs in three under
`cargo test`. A second, no-op dispatcher makes every callsite ask the
current thread's subscriber.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore: point quest and rust2 references at moq-dev
Both repositories moved from the kixelated account to the moq-dev
organization. The flake input keeps the same revision and hash.
Generated quest skills refresh with the next quest bump.
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* chore(quest): claim quest/m0/ci/mbx-r2-verify.md
Quest-Claim: 9a556a77ba203b39
* quest(m0/ci): record the first mbx 1.28 Nightly in the R2 verify quest
The bump's checks passed: every hosted Nightly job writes, macOS refused
only an already oversized manifest, and the merge queue shows no E0463.
Reuse is still absent on every platform; record the lockfile-identity
evidence and narrow the quest to what remains.
* ci(platform): install uniffi-bindgen-cpp after the Rust build
The Nightly Windows build loaded the install's 124-prediction mbx
manifest under its own identity on 2026-10-27 and 2026-10-28, which
blocked inheriting the previous lockfile's manifest. Installing after
the build lets the build inherit first. Reported upstream as
jdx/mr-boxington#869.
* quest(m0/ci): record upstream's CRLF cause for the Windows cache miss
jdx/mr-boxington#870 traced the Windows miss to CRLF lockfile digests,
not the uniffi-bindgen-cpp install, and the macOS build did inherit.
* quest(m0/ci): revert the uniffi-bindgen-cpp step move, record settled decisions
#870 showed the Windows miss comes from CRLF lockfile digests, not the
install order, so platform.yml keeps main's order. Windows now waits on an
mbx release with #870 and a pin bump; Linux full history waits on Windows
hitting; lockfile churn past 8 states counts under the rebuild item.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Progress on quest/m0/ci/mbx-r2-verify.md. The quest can't finish yet. Its bucket numbers need a month on mbx 1.28.0 (about 2026-11-26), and no hosted job reuses the previous Nightly yet. This PR records what the first 1.28.0 Nightlies settled and rewrites the quest to what remains. It lands as progress; the quest resumes in a fresh claim after about 2026-11-26.
Summary
Upstream found a different cause for the Windows miss. The issue we filed, jdx/mr-boxington#869, was closed by jdx/mr-boxington#870 (merged 2026-10-29, after v1.29.0, not yet released). Git for Windows checks
Cargo.lockout with CRLF, but history holds LF. mbx digested the bytes as they were, so no earlier lockfile state ever matched on Windows, and the build fell back to the newest local manifest, which was the install's. Since mbx 1.28.0 acargo installalready builds under its own workspace, so the install never took the workspace's identity, which is what #869 claimed. The quest now says this. It also waits on an mbx release with #870 and a bump of theversionpin in.github/actions/rust-cache/action.yml.macOS has a separate problem. The 2026-10-28 macOS build (40698329026) did inherit: it prefetched 732 predictions. It still hit only 13, with 1565 compilations not looked up. The quest now asks why the inherited predictions mostly miss, instead of blaming the install order.
No CI change. The previous round moved
Install uniffi-bindgen-cppafterRust compile and testson Windows and macOS. Since #870 refuted the reason for it, this round reverts.github/workflows/platform.ymltomain's order (decision 3).From the first 1.28.0 Nightly (40506938673, 2026-10-27, after #6889):
Rust cachestep passed it, and the sampled logs printconfigured read-write, effective read-write.0d4f4e3f..., which was already oversized before the bump. The quest now lists a sixth known digest,18d136a6...(17235558 bytes, 40090959108), so it won't be mistaken for a failure of the fix.Checkworkflows after the bump, and none of the failed logs containE0463.Still open (recorded in the quest):
releasebranch carrying the Rust cache.Cargo.lockchurn can exceed mbx's 8-state lookback.Public API: none. Wire: none. Quest files only.
Decisions settled
Settled by the maintainer in a
/quest-completesession on 2026-10-28:Install uniffi-bindgen-cppafterRust compile and tests(Windows, and macOS for symmetry) in this PR.$RUNNER_TEMPinstead.Settled by the maintainer in a
/quest-completesession on 2026-10-29:platform.ymlmatchesmainagain, which also drops the comment giving the refuted cause. Windows reuse now waits on an mbx release that includes jdx/mr-boxington#870 plus a bump of theversionpin in.github/actions/rust-cache/action.yml; the quest says so.fetch-depth: 0withfilter: blob:noneto Nightly's Linux Rust-cache jobs only once Windows hits after the mbx bump, showing inheritance pays. Recorded in the quest.Choices made without asking
maininto the branch twice. There were no conflicts.Review
Local review with Codex CLI 0.165.0 (
gpt-6.1-sol, high effort, read-only sandbox,REVIEW.mdfrommain) of head27e81d61962d80ba382fdfd5a0cff2d05837536e: no findings. It checked the cited 2026-10-28 macOS and Windows job logs against the quest's numbers.Follow-ups
versionpin to the first release that includes jdx/mr-boxington#870. A pin bump that unblocks work is its own quest, so plan it through/quest-plan.kiobuild failure. The 2026-10-29 Nightly'splatform / macOSandplatform / Windowsjobs fail inRust compile and testswith 23error[E0433]: cannot find module or crate kio, fromrs/moq-uring/src/transport/adapter.rscompiled throughrs/moq-uring/tests/integration. The cause is code, not the cache. I found no open PR fixing it, so it's worth a quest.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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