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ci: model-check every TLA+ config nightly, and review resyncs a model - #8483
Every TLA+ model runs in Nightly, and a review reruns a model whose covered code a PR changes. This finishes quest/m1/model-checks-nightly.md.
Summary
just test tla [paths] (sh/tla.sh) runs every rs|js/**/verify/*.cfg through the just rs tla / just js tla recipes. A config with a \* Open finding: line must break a rule (TLC exits 11 to 14 for a deadlock, invariant, property, or assertion), and fails the run when it passes, with a message to promote its rule. Every other config must pass. Paths are git pathspecs, so :!dir excludes one.
Nightly gets a tla job in three legs: resume, route, and everything else. The last leg is written as exclusions, so a new model is checked without editing the workflow. No dev shell: the recipes fetch TLC themselves.
The four Rust open-finding configs now start with \* Open finding:.
The JS flow models are split the way the Rust ones are: a passing config plus one per open finding.
Watch.cfg keeps NeverFrozenSilently. WatchConnecting.cfg and WatchRefused.cfg hold the two breaks.
Failover.cfg keeps RedialsALiveRelay and KeepsReconnecting, and FailoverCrash.cfg holds OfflineOnlyWhenUnreachable.
Redirect.cfg is renamed FailoverRedirect.cfg (sticky redirect), and FailoverRedirectRefused.cfg holds the refused redirect.
Publish.cfg drops the accepted LiveMeansWatchable.
REVIEW.md gets a # Models section. When a PR changes a file in a verify-* skill's Coverage table, the reviewer runs that skill and flags:
a covered change the model does not mirror;
a config whose result changed without its marker following;
a sync commit not moved to the PR's base.
The JS flow models get the same check through just test tla.
Since claiming, moq-dev/moq#8472 added a decided item to the quest, and this PR covers it. sh/coverage-tables.py, a new coverage_tables module in just check, fails when a function, type, field, or variant that a verify-* Coverage table names no longer exists in the file the row names. Lowercase leading segments such as track:: are treated as modules and skipped.
The tables now share one form: each Code cell starts with a repo-relative path, followed by its symbols. Parenthesized notes are unchecked prose.
The module runs on changes under rs/, to the skills, or to the script. sh/coverage-tables.test.py tests a renamed function, a renamed type, a moved file, and a cell without a path. It runs in just gh test.
Each verify-* skill and JS README names the just test tla command. The periodic resync item already sat in the test coverage audit; this drops its link to the deleted quest.
Choices made without asking
The marker lives in the config, not in a list parsed from the skills. The config is the one file the job reads, and moving a rule edits it anyway.
Spec lookup in a directory with several specs: a config checks the spec its name starts with. That is why the watch configs are prefixed Watch* / Failover*. References to Redirect.cfg in migrate.test.ts and quest/m3/net-redirect-fallback.md are updated.
Sync commit goes to the PR's base. PRs squash, so the base is the latest commit a PR can name as its sync commit.
Timeout: 120 minutes per leg. ResumeReader, the largest config, took 10.5 min at -workers 4 on a local x86 host. The GitHub arm runners have 4 cores and their speed is unmeasured.
Interactions with open PRs
These change model files and must keep the markers true when they land after this:
moq-dev/moq#8488 fixes a JS finding. It promotes the rule out of its finding config.
moq-dev/moq#8482 adds rs/moq-net/verify/failover/. Its EndedRelay.cfg needs the \* Open finding: line, and its verify-failover Coverage table needs the path-first form.
If any of these lands without that, the Nightly tla job or just check says what to fix.
Verification
just test tla on every config at this head gives the expected outcome. The Rust run took 17 min on a loaded 32-core host, and each open-finding config broke its own rule.
Flipping Room.cfg's marker makes the run fail, and so does an open finding that passes.
Renaming backfill_gaps in resume.rs makes sh/coverage-tables.py fail on the verify-resume row that names it. The current tree passes, with 127 symbols checked.
CHECK_MODULES="shell gh markdown quest text justfile biome js" just check passes, and so does CHECK_MODULES="python coverage_tables gh" just check after the second commit, and quest check --base origin/main passes.
A full just check fails only in moq-relay config::tests::repository_configs_load. The cause is on main: test/audio-quality/congestion.toml from moq-dev/moq#8459. moq-dev/moq#8486 and moq-dev/moq#8493 fix it.
Iteration
Merged origin/main. The only conflict was quest/m1/README.md, where main dropped the epic's ## Required list. This PR had only removed this quest's line from that list, so main's side wins.
The failing optional Check (run) was moq-relay config::tests::repository_configs_load. That break came from main, and moq-dev/moq#8486 fixed it there. This PR did not cause it.
sh/tla.sh (review threads): it skips configs deleted from the working tree but still in the index. It also ignores TLC's *_TTrace_*.tla output when picking a config's spec, and records an unresolvable spec as a failure instead of aborting the leg.
sh/coverage-tables.py (the OpenAI review's P2): a qualified symbol such as Reader::sync must sit inside its type's definition or impl blocks, so Mirror::sync no longer hides a rename of Reader::sync. A test covers this. Renaming Reader::sync in resume.rs now fails on the verify-resume row.
A second merge brought in moq-dev/moq#8484, which fixed the Room finding. Room.cfg drops its \* Open finding: marker, the room README drops the note about it, and sh/tla.sh js/room passes.
Checks: a full just check after the merge failed only on ruff E501 for a line this round added, and it is fixed. CHECK_MODULES="python coverage_tables shell" just check passes, and so do ruff, shellcheck, and sh/coverage-tables.test.py. just ci did not run.
A third merge brought in moq-dev/moq#8487, which fixed count to infinity, and the watch fixes. CountToInfinity.cfg stays deleted, the verify-route and verify-reconnect tables take main's rows with repo-relative paths, the new verify-failover table gets repo-relative paths (Action::Finish is in front.rs), and js/watch/verify/README.md keeps main's CONNECTING text with this PR's config names. Main fixed OfflineMeansOffline, RefusalIsExplained, and OfflineOnlyWhenUnreachable, so WatchConnecting.cfg, WatchRefused.cfg, and FailoverCrash.cfg are deleted and the rules go back into Watch.cfg and Failover.cfg.
sh/coverage-tables.py (pullfrog): an impl body counts toward a type only when the header implements it, not when a bound, generic argument, or where clause names it. The test covers both cases.
Checks: just check and sh/coverage-tables.py pass. TLC did not run.
A fourth merge brought in moq-dev/moq#8501, which finished the route key model, so quest/m1/route-key-model.md stays deleted and test/justfile keeps both tla and route-key-model. The three remaining \* Open finding: configs (OfflineWhileServing, RedirectLost, StreamWins) still hold: no main commit since touched reconnect, connection.rs, lite/publisher.rs, lite/subscriber.rs, or tail.rs.
CodeRabbit: the verify-failover history command adds track.rs; sh/coverage-tables.py matches a lowercase member only as a field and an uppercase one only as a variant, so a bare call no longer passes, and an empty covered file now fails instead of skipping its symbols. Both have tests. Declined brace matching that skips strings and comments: it can only cause a loud false failure, never a stale pass.
Checks: just check passes except a ruff E501 this round added, now fixed (ruff and sh/coverage-tables.test.py pass). TLC did not run.
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Implementer: Claude Code, Opus 5.5, medium effort
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5 (iterate, S)
Score: 10/10, The incremental checker fixes and merge integration introduce no actionable defects found by source review; builds and tests were not run as instructed.
`just test tla` runs every config through the `tla` recipes; a config marked
`\* Open finding:` must break a rule, so a fix that should promote it is
noticed. Nightly runs it in three legs. The JS flow models split into a
passing config plus one per open finding, and REVIEW.md has a reviewer rerun
a model whose covered code a PR changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The TLA+ models run nightly and reviews resync them
ci: model-check every TLA+ config nightly, and review resyncs a model
Nov 11, 2026
The changes add a command that runs TLA+ configurations and checks results against open-finding markers. A Nightly workflow runs the command across selected model paths. Model configurations, verification instructions, and review guidance are updated. A new checker validates Rust paths and symbols in verification skill Coverage tables, with tests and dispatch integration.
Merge Risk: Low · up to cb01f
The new coverage-table check can wrongly fail just check for unusual Rust impl headers, such as impl<F: Fn() -> u64>, or for braces inside literals. These are noisy but safe failures, and no stale entry can slip through. The earlier issues are fixed, so the change is mergeable with minor follow-up.
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No actionable findings in the changes reviewed. The runner distinguishes expected rule violations from successful checks and execution errors, the JS config splits retain the passing rules while isolating existing findings, and the exclusion-based Nightly leg includes newly added model directories. Spec-name selection matches the Watch/Failover config renames and the existing Rust recipe paths.
Overall direction: useful automated coverage of the existing model outcomes. GitHub currently reports merge conflicts; model fixes landing independently will also need their open-finding markers/configs reconciled as documented.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of all 30 changed files, the referenced JS models, Just recipes and Nix setup. I did not run TLC, builds or tests, reproduce the reported timings, or verify execution on the ARM runners.
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ℹ️ One latent fragility in the new runner — no blocking issues otherwise.
Reviewed changes
Initial review of 947e535, covering all 30 files: the new runner and recipe, the Nightly job, the JS config split, the open-finding markers, and the REVIEW.md rule.
just test tla / sh/tla.sh: every rs|js/**/verify/*.cfg runs through the per-language tla recipes, an \* Open finding: config must exit 11–14, and everything else must exit 0. I reran every config by hand with TLC 1.7.4 (the nixpkgs pin in flake.lock) and the argv the recipes build: Publish, Watch, Failover, Handover, RestartWait, Chart and SubscribeAccounting exit 0, while each finding config exits 12 on its own rule — the split, the markers and the spec lookup all hold for the current tree. The exit-code range is right too: EC.ExitStatus maps 11–14 to deadlock, safety, liveness and assertion violations.
Nightly tla: three legs with resume/route pulled out and the rest written as exclusions. git ls-files accepts the exclusion-only pathspec, and the rest leg resolves to the 15 remaining configs, so a new model is picked up without touching the workflow.
JS config split and marker placement: Watch.cfg/Failover.cfg/Publish.cfg/Room.cfg and the five new finding configs behave exactly as the body describes. Markers sit at column 0, which is what the ^\\\* Open finding: grep needs.
Rename fallout: Redirect.cfg → FailoverRedirect.cfg left no stale references in migrate.test.ts, quest/m3/net-redirect-fallback.md, or the skill/README prose.
REVIEW.md# Models: consistent with the Coverage tables in the four verify-* skills and with the JS READMEs' "Run" sections.
Each Code cell is now a repo-relative path, then the symbols it covers, and
`sh/coverage-tables.py` fails `just check` when one of those is renamed or
deleted, so a model's mapping cannot silently point at code that is gone.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed commit bf8eceb, focusing on the new Coverage-table checker since 947e535 and separating inherited base changes.
[P2] Match qualified methods to their owning type (sh/coverage-tables.py, lines 69–74). Checking each segment independently anywhere in the file misses renames the new gate is intended to catch. A concrete existing example is the verify-resume row for Reader::sync: resume.rs also defines Mirror::sync. Renaming Reader::sync and its callers leaves both a Reader definition and an unrelated fn sync, so this checker still accepts the stale Reader::sync mapping. Resolve qualified members within their corresponding type/impl, and add a regression with two types defining the same method where only the covered method is renamed.
Overall direction: the new checker is useful, but qualified-name validation needs tightening to enforce the advertised rename/deletion guarantee. GitHub no longer reports the previous merge conflict.
Verification limits: static GitHub review of the incremental checker, tests, dispatch wiring, Coverage-table changes and relevant Rust definitions. I did not execute the checker, TLC, builds or tests.
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- Line 11: Filter the paths collected into configs in the TLA runner so deleted
configurations that remain in Git’s index are excluded before the loop; continue
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✅ No new issues found in the new commits.
Reviewed changes
Re-review of the two commits since the prior pullfrog review: the Coverage-table gate in bf8eceb and the main merge in 36b4440. 947e535 was covered by review 5853004771.
Added a Coverage-table gate — sh/coverage-tables.py requires each verify-* skill's ## Coverage Code cell to start with a repo-relative .rs path, then checks every backticked symbol in that file, and sh/coverage-tables.test.py covers a renamed function, a renamed type, a moved file, and a cell without a path. just check runs it through a new coverage_tables dispatch module, and just gh test runs the tests. I ran both: the tree passes and all five tests pass, and in a scratch tree renaming backfill_gaps fails with the expected line-numbered error.
Reformatted the four Coverage tables to path-first cells and documented the check in each skill's Coverage prose. Every named symbol resolves as an item except Restart::Wait, which correctly resolves as an enum variant.
Merged main at 15a71112f and dropped the links to the completed quest. No model-checks-nightly or Redirect.cfg references remain, and the merge preserved main's changes (migrate.test.ts shows only the config rename, not a revert of #8447).
The earlier sh/tla.sh spec-lookup thread is untouched by these commits and remains open, so this is not an approval.
…ecs and deleted configs
A qualified Coverage symbol such as Reader::sync now has to sit in its
type's definition or impl blocks, so Mirror::sync no longer hides a rename.
sh/tla.sh skips configs deleted from the working tree, ignores TLC's
*_TTrace_* specs, and reports an unresolvable config instead of aborting.
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The OpenAI review's P2 on sh/coverage-tables.py (Reader::sync passing on Mirror::sync) is fixed in 8626152. A qualified member must now sit inside its type's definition or impl blocks. sh/coverage-tables.test.py covers it, and renaming Reader::sync in resume.rs now fails on the verify-resume row.
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ℹ️ No critical issues — the owner scoping handles today's tables, with one latent gap noted inline.
Reviewed changes
Re-review of the three commits since the prior pullfrog review: b70bdb3 (merge of main), 8a8f8af, and 8626152. 947e535 and bf8eceb were covered by earlier pullfrog reviews.
Scoped Coverage members to their owning type — sh/coverage-tables.py resolves A::b inside A's definition and impl bodies (brace-matched) instead of anywhere in the file, so a same-named member of another type no longer hides a rename; sh/coverage-tables.test.py gains the matching regression.
Hardened the TLA runner — sh/tla.sh skips configs deleted from the worktree but still listed in the index, ignores TLC's *_TTrace_*.tla output when resolving a config's spec, and records an unresolvable spec in failed instead of aborting the rest of the leg.
Merged main — the only conflict was quest/m1/README.md, where main dropped the epic's Required list; the branch's own link removal is subsumed, and no model-checks-nightly or Redirect.cfg references remain.
Ran the gate on the tree (127 symbols, exit 0), the test file (6/6), bash -n and shellcheck sh/tla.sh (clean). The earlier sh/tla.sh spec-lookup thread is addressed and resolved.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at b8e367c because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer note:
The failure log reports:
CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in .claude/skills/verify-reconnect/SKILL.md
CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in js/watch/verify/README.md
Automatic merge failed; fix conflicts and then commit the result.
Merged base and resolved both conflicts while preserving the PR's repository-relative paths and config renames and base's added coverage row and CONNECTING documentation. Updated the failover coverage table introduced on base to the PR's checked format, with Action::Finish mapped to front.rs where it is defined. Prepared head: b1f0f0602e2aff50e28e0cdae1d40cb7025c687c. No behavior changes or protected-path resolutions were made.
Ran nix develop --command just ci base to completion. Rust: 13,814 passed; Python: 129 passed. All executed phases passed except the flake VM gate, which reports:
ci: flake's NixOS VM tests need KVM, but /dev/kvm is missing; run them on a KVM host, as CI does
Also ran python3 sh/coverage-tables.py and python3 sh/coverage-tables.test.py inside nix develop; all six tests passed. The required VM checks must be rerun on a KVM-enabled host.
codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer: nix develop --command just ci base failed: "ci: flake's NixOS VM tests need KVM, but /dev/kvm is missing; run them on a KVM host, as CI does".. Recommendation: Use prepared pr-8483 head b1f0f0602e2aff50e28e0cdae1d40cb7025c687c and rerun nix develop --command just ci base on a KVM-enabled host before landing.
Auto-merging .claude/skills/verify-reconnect/SKILL.md
CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in .claude/skills/verify-reconnect/SKILL.md
Auto-merging js/watch/verify/README.md
CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in js/watch/verify/README.md
Auto-merging sh/dispatch.sh
Automatic merge failed; fix conflicts and then commit the result.
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Review comments at @.claude/skills/verify-failover/SKILL.md:
- Line 57: Update the git log history command in the failover verification
instructions to include the track.rs path containing fetch_group, so changes to
that function are included when checking history since the sync commit.
Review comments at @sh/coverage-tables.py:
- Around line 99-100: Update the source-loading check around `if not source` so
an empty but readable Rust file still proceeds to symbol validation and reports
missing symbols. Distinguish that case from an unreadable or missing path,
preserving the checker’s existing error handling for those paths.
- Line 70: Update the brace-matching loop in the Rust source scanner to count
braces only outside comments and literals, respecting Rust lexical boundaries so
braces inside those regions cannot end the impl body early.
- Line 47: Update the MEMBER matching used by the coverage check so it accepts
only member declarations in the appropriate scope, not call statements such as
sync();. Preserve the ITEM matching behavior and ensure a stale Coverage entry
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✅ No new issues found.
The incremental commits (9c6980b4f, ae5ddcd0b, and the 15f86e9ba merge of main) are consistent with the review:
ae5ddcd0b closes the impl-body leak in sh/coverage-tables.py: implements() now resolves the implemented type from the header after where and the last top-level for, so generic bounds, where clauses, and generic arguments no longer attach another type's body to the owner. The new test covers both the impl<T: AsRef<Reader>> Mirror<T> where T: Into<Reader> case and a trait impl for Mirror<Vec<Reader>>.
9c6980b4f correctly promotes the three rules that main fixed back into the passing configs: Watch.cfg now carries OfflineMeansOffline and RefusalIsExplained, Failover.cfg carries OfflineOnlyWhenUnreachable, and the three finding configs are deleted. The README's Run/Relay failover sections match the new configs, and no stale references to the deleted configs remain.
The 15f86e9ba merge keeps the main-side changes (#8484, #8488, #8504) and the remaining Room.cfg has no \* Open finding: line.
Re-checked on the head: python3 sh/coverage-tables.py exits 0, sh/coverage-tables.test.py passes 6/6, bash -n and shellcheck sh/tla.sh are clean. The two open review threads are resolved by the code, and the remaining open-finding configs (FailoverRedirect.cfg, FailoverRedirectRefused.cfg, and the three Rust ones) are the intended ones.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Re-review of the two commits since the prior pullfrog review at 9c6980b: 2f2ec4c (a merge of main plus the two Coverage-checker fixes) and cb01f7f (a line wrap).
Tightened Coverage member matching — sh/coverage-tables.py now picks the member pattern by case: a lowercase name must be a field (name:), an uppercase one a variant (Name,, Name(..), Name {, or bare), so a bare sync(); call no longer counts as a definition. sh/coverage-tables.test.py gains test_a_call_is_not_a_definition.
Empty covered files now fail — a path that is not a Rust file sets the sentinel source = False instead of "", so an existing but empty file is still validated and reports its missing symbols rather than being skipped. test_an_empty_file_fails covers it.
Fixed the failover history command — verify-failover's git log now includes rs/moq-net/src/model/track.rs, where the table's fetch_group row lives.
Merged main — #8501, #8506, #8508, #8511, and #8512 landed; the tla job, the tla recipe, and main's route-key-model recipe and nightly fuzz changes all survive. The merge's model/origin.rs delta is the fuzz-only Footprint/footprint() helper and a doc comment, so no verify-failover resync is owed.
Ran on the head: python3 sh/coverage-tables.py exits 0 (179 symbols, including main's verify-route-key table), sh/coverage-tables.test.py passes 8/8, and bash -n sh/tla.sh is clean. No configs or models changed since the prior review, so TLC was not rerun; no CI failures are reported for the head.
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- Line 56: The generic bracket-depth logic used by implements() incorrectly
treats the `>` in return-type arrows as a closing bracket; skip that character
when it belongs to `->`, while preserving normal generic closing-bracket
counting. Add a regression test for the `impl<F: Fn() -> u64> Reader<F>` header
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Exclude return-type arrows from generic bracket counting.
For a valid header such as impl<F: Fn() -> u64> Reader<F>, Line 56 counts the > in -> as a generic closing bracket. implements() then returns u64 instead of Reader. Consequently, bodies() excludes this implementation and rejects an existing covered method such as Reader::sync.
Do not decrement the generic depth for ->. Add this header to the regression tests.
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Review comment at @sh/coverage-tables.py at line 56:
The generic bracket-depth logic used by implements() incorrectly treats the `>` in return-type arrows as a closing bracket; skip that character when it belongs to `->`, while preserving normal generic closing-bracket counting. Add a regression test for the `impl<F: Fn() -> u64> Reader<F>` header that verifies implements() identifies Reader and bodies() retains Reader::sync.
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Every TLA+ model runs in Nightly, and a review reruns a model whose covered code a PR changes. This finishes
quest/m1/model-checks-nightly.md.Summary
just test tla [paths](sh/tla.sh) runs everyrs|js/**/verify/*.cfgthrough thejust rs tla/just js tlarecipes. A config with a\* Open finding:line must break a rule (TLC exits 11 to 14 for a deadlock, invariant, property, or assertion), and fails the run when it passes, with a message to promote its rule. Every other config must pass. Paths are git pathspecs, so:!direxcludes one.tlajob in three legs:resume,route, and everything else. The last leg is written as exclusions, so a new model is checked without editing the workflow. No dev shell: the recipes fetch TLC themselves.\* Open finding:.Watch.cfgkeepsNeverFrozenSilently.WatchConnecting.cfgandWatchRefused.cfghold the two breaks.Failover.cfgkeepsRedialsALiveRelayandKeepsReconnecting, andFailoverCrash.cfgholdsOfflineOnlyWhenUnreachable.Redirect.cfgis renamedFailoverRedirect.cfg(sticky redirect), andFailoverRedirectRefused.cfgholds the refused redirect.Publish.cfgdrops the acceptedLiveMeansWatchable.REVIEW.mdgets a# Modelssection. When a PR changes a file in averify-*skill's Coverage table, the reviewer runs that skill and flags:The JS flow models get the same check through
just test tla.sh/coverage-tables.py, a newcoverage_tablesmodule injust check, fails when a function, type, field, or variant that averify-*Coverage table names no longer exists in the file the row names. Lowercase leading segments such astrack::are treated as modules and skipped.rs/, to the skills, or to the script.sh/coverage-tables.test.pytests a renamed function, a renamed type, a moved file, and a cell without a path. It runs injust gh test.verify-*skill and JS README names thejust test tlacommand. The periodic resync item already sat in the test coverage audit; this drops its link to the deleted quest.Choices made without asking
Watch*/Failover*. References toRedirect.cfginmigrate.test.tsandquest/m3/net-redirect-fallback.mdare updated.-workers 4on a local x86 host. The GitHub arm runners have 4 cores and their speed is unmeasured.Interactions with open PRs
These change model files and must keep the markers true when they land after this:
CountToInfinity.cfg.rs/moq-net/verify/failover/. ItsEndedRelay.cfgneeds the\* Open finding:line, and itsverify-failoverCoverage table needs the path-first form.If any of these lands without that, the Nightly
tlajob orjust checksays what to fix.Verification
just test tlaon every config at this head gives the expected outcome. The Rust run took 17 min on a loaded 32-core host, and each open-finding config broke its own rule.Room.cfg's marker makes the run fail, and so does an open finding that passes.backfill_gapsinresume.rsmakessh/coverage-tables.pyfail on theverify-resumerow that names it. The current tree passes, with 127 symbols checked.CHECK_MODULES="shell gh markdown quest text justfile biome js" just checkpasses, and so doesCHECK_MODULES="python coverage_tables gh" just checkafter the second commit, andquest check --base origin/mainpasses.just checkfails only inmoq-relay config::tests::repository_configs_load. The cause is onmain:test/audio-quality/congestion.tomlfrom moq-dev/moq#8459. moq-dev/moq#8486 and moq-dev/moq#8493 fix it.Iteration
origin/main. The only conflict wasquest/m1/README.md, where main dropped the epic's## Requiredlist. This PR had only removed this quest's line from that list, so main's side wins.moq-relay config::tests::repository_configs_load. That break came from main, and moq-dev/moq#8486 fixed it there. This PR did not cause it.sh/tla.sh(review threads): it skips configs deleted from the working tree but still in the index. It also ignores TLC's*_TTrace_*.tlaoutput when picking a config's spec, and records an unresolvable spec as a failure instead of aborting the leg.sh/coverage-tables.py(the OpenAI review's P2): a qualified symbol such asReader::syncmust sit inside its type's definition orimplblocks, soMirror::syncno longer hides a rename ofReader::sync. A test covers this. RenamingReader::syncinresume.rsnow fails on theverify-resumerow.Room.cfgdrops its\* Open finding:marker, the room README drops the note about it, andsh/tla.sh js/roompasses.just checkafter the merge failed only onruffE501 for a line this round added, and it is fixed.CHECK_MODULES="python coverage_tables shell" just checkpasses, and so doruff,shellcheck, andsh/coverage-tables.test.py.just cidid not run.CountToInfinity.cfgstays deleted, the verify-route and verify-reconnect tables take main's rows with repo-relative paths, the new verify-failover table gets repo-relative paths (Action::Finishis infront.rs), andjs/watch/verify/README.mdkeeps main's CONNECTING text with this PR's config names. Main fixedOfflineMeansOffline,RefusalIsExplained, andOfflineOnlyWhenUnreachable, soWatchConnecting.cfg,WatchRefused.cfg, andFailoverCrash.cfgare deleted and the rules go back intoWatch.cfgandFailover.cfg.sh/coverage-tables.py(pullfrog): animplbody counts toward a type only when the header implements it, not when a bound, generic argument, orwhereclause names it. The test covers both cases.just checkandsh/coverage-tables.pypass. TLC did not run.quest/m1/route-key-model.mdstays deleted andtest/justfilekeeps bothtlaandroute-key-model. The three remaining\* Open finding:configs (OfflineWhileServing,RedirectLost,StreamWins) still hold: no main commit since touchedreconnect,connection.rs,lite/publisher.rs,lite/subscriber.rs, ortail.rs.track.rs;sh/coverage-tables.pymatches a lowercase member only as a field and an uppercase one only as a variant, so a bare call no longer passes, and an empty covered file now fails instead of skipping its symbols. Both have tests. Declined brace matching that skips strings and comments: it can only cause a loud false failure, never a stale pass.just checkpasses except a ruff E501 this round added, now fixed (ruffandsh/coverage-tables.test.pypass). TLC did not run.Impact
Public API: none. Wire: none.
Caused by
None: new coverage for the models moq-dev/moq#8447 added.
Follow-ups
None.
Models
Size: M
Implementer: Claude Code, Opus 5.5, medium effort
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5 (iterate, S)
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Review
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quest reviewafter each round.01a1c9e4-a82c-7f71-832e-c72eb867acb0, round 5The incremental checker fixes and merge integration introduce no actionable defects found by source review; builds and tests were not run as instructed.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)