[kixelated]

Problem

Scheduled Interop fails because its staging Cargo mock lacks the dependency lookup used by the released hang adapter, and its released-wire baseline pins are stale.

Approach

Add the adapter's Cargo dependency lookup to the staging mock. Remeasure against the newest installable releases: moq-cli 0.14.15, moq-relay 0.17.15, and @moq/net 0.4.7. Refresh the measurement date while retaining the existing unpublished lite-07-wip exception.

Impact

• No public API or wire changes. Stable lite-01 through lite-06 compatibility passes.

Validation

All commands ran in the Nix development shell and finished in the foreground.

• Reproduced the original staging exit 2 without the Cargo tree mock; all six staging tests pass with it.
• quest gate just test wire-compat --remeasure: passed; 89 session cells ran, 32 skipped. The existing lite-07-wip exception still fails 16 of 17 measured cells; its FETCH capability cell passes.
• quest gate just check: passed.
• quest gate just ci: passed.
• quest gate just test interop --all: passed, including cross-language media and finite track tails.

Remeasure output from this checkout on 2026-11-11:

"moq-cli": "0.14.15",
"moq-relay": "0.17.15",
"@moq/net": "0.4.7",
session cells: 89 ran, 32 skipped
moq-lite-07-wip: still fails in 16 of 17 cells; re-pinned
wire compatibility: token, session, catalog, and container lanes passed

Decisions

• Maintainer approved takeover on 2026-11-11 and selected /quest-merge; the coordinator handles queueing after independent review and readiness.
• No base merge needed: the branch is conflict-free.

Alternatives

Keep strict stale-pin validation and measure releases rather than hand-editing pins without evidence.

Follow-ups

No new follow-up recommended. The existing unpublished lite-07-wip exception remains measured and unchanged in scope. This enables the scheduled Interop pass awaited by moq-dev/moq#8347.

Caused by

• moq-dev/moq#8247 - added the adapter's Cargo dependency lookup without updating the staging mock.
• Baseline staleness follows new upstream package releases; no single PR caused it.

Models

Size: M
Implementer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, unknown effort
Implementer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, high effort (iterate, S)

Review

Rewritten by quest review after each round.

• Reviewer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort
• Session: 4d0b3888-b720-4cb0-99f0-810eafa4aea1, round 1
• Head: ae1125c, named in full once a round reports no findings
• Base: origin/main at 1c7b84c
• Score: 8/10, This is a narrow test fix plus a refresh of the version pins, and both fit how the harness reads them; the pins couldn't be checked against the published releases because reading git tags was denied.
• Findings, open until the next round settles them:
  • Low, test/interop/compat/planned-breaks.json:5: Re-pinned versions and remeasure claim lack evidence
  • Low, test/interop/staging.test.py:48: Fake `cargo tree` ignores its arguments
  • Low, test/interop/staging.test.py:205: Sliced compat.sh copy with strict fakes keeps breaking

Final disposition at head ae1125c (all findings low; next finish requires no further round):

1. Addressed: the Validation section now includes the actual remeasure output naming the resolved versions and cell counts. The registry selection in compat/resolve.ts:202-218 reads crates.io/npm, not git tags; the full run exited 0 against exactly these releases.
2. Refuted: staging.test.py:177-217 tests that staged binaries survive removal of the build target. The fake supplies dependency lookup output so the real compat.sh:139 parsing runs; it does not claim to test Cargo argument semantics. The real released adapter build and 89-cell wire run passed. Adding exact argument assertions would mirror the command rather than verify artifact ownership.
3. Refuted: failing on unsupported fixture commands is intentional (staging.test.py:65), consistent with the workspace requirement to fail on unsupported input. Accepting unknown read-only subcommands silently would let a missing cargo tree output pass unnoticed. A new override abstraction adds machinery for one mock response; the existing test correctly exposed the stale fixture, and the one-line fix restores the intended ownership check.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

• Staging fixture gains a cargo tree response — test/interop/staging.test.py:48 echoes moq-net v0.1.0, which compat.sh:139 parses to 0.1.0 and matches the bun stub's resolved versions, restoring test_wire_compat_adapters_and_current_binaries_are_owned. Verified locally with uv on PATH.
• moq-lite-07-wip baseline re-pinned — test/interop/compat/planned-breaks.json moves to moq-cli 0.14.15 and moq-relay 0.17.15, keeps @moq/net 0.4.7, and updates the measurement date to 2026-11-11. Checked against the crates.io sparse index and the npm latest dist-tag: all three are the newest stable releases, so resolve.ts's stale() check will accept them.

The change is test-harness only, with no wire or public API surface. The next upstream release will make the pin stale again, which is the intended --remeasure trigger.

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