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Problem

Finishes quest/m1/poll-first/machine.md. The poll-macro spike prototyped #[kio::machine], and the maintainer decided on 2026-10-28 to adopt it for straight-line code only, landing with its first users. Hand-written poll_* machines spell every step out as a state enum, with a mem::replace + unreachable!() per transition.

Approach

kio gains an optional macros feature that re-exports #[kio::machine] from a new kio-macros crate (syn 2, already in moq-net's graph). moq-net enables it. Builds that don't enable it compile nothing new.

Compile-fail tests isolate compiler wrappers and mbx's saved environment so diagnostic snapshots use stable source paths. The release-gate dependency filter includes the new crate, and the subscriber drill mutation follows the converted initializer.

#[kio::machine(self.state: TrackInfoState)]
impl TrackInfoFetch {
	fn poll_fetch(&mut self, serve: &TrackServe, waiter: &kio::Waiter) -> Poll<Result<(track::Info, HeldTrack), Error>> {
		#[every_poll]
		self.validity.check(waiter)?;

		let mut stream: Stream<Transport, Version> =
			wait!(Open => Stream::poll_open_request(&self.session, serve.subscriber.version, waiter))?
				.with_stats(serve.subscriber.origin.stats());
		stream.writer.buffer(&lite::ControlType::Track)?;
		wait!(Send => stream.writer.poll_flush(waiter))?;
		// ...
	}
}

The macro starts from the prototype (moq-dev/moq@d2fc504, moq-dev/moq@f28d5c6) and keeps kio's rules: no Pin, a named state enum, and Send from the stored types. The changes from the prototype:

• Moving a stored local inside a wait's poll is an error. The poll sees stored locals as &mut, so drop(label) used to compile to nothing. The poll now runs under #[deny(dropping_references, forgetting_references)], so rustc rejects it at the drop call. Any other move out of a &mut was already an error.
• A !Send local names its type and its wait. Each wait's locals live in their own struct, State::Step(StateStep { .. }), and Send is Rust's automatic impl: the macro writes no unsafe. rustc then reports the type and points at the wait, though not the local:

     = help: within `M`, the trait `Send` is not implemented for `Rc<String>`
  note: required because it appears within the type `MStateB`
     |
  18 |         let b: u64 = wait!(B => self.values.poll_pop(waiter))?;
     |                            ^
  

• A borrow stored across a wait is a macro error naming the local, when the type shows it (&T, Foo<'a>). One hidden behind an elided path lifetime (Ref<T>) still gets rustc's misleading "missing lifetime specifier"; that case is documented as a known limit, as the Plan allowed.
• The use analysis is still by name, with fewer false positives. A macro's named argument (tracing::debug!(prefix = %x)) no longer counts as a use, and a format string's captures ("{x}") now do. Conversions needed both.
• A few more positions: a wait as a match scrutinee, a typed tuple binding (let (a, b): (A, B) = ..), and a tail wait!(..) without ;. Duplicate wait names, and waits named Start or Done, are errors.

Docs are on kio::machine. rs/AGENTS.md now says to reach for the macro when a poll_* waits in a fixed order, and to hand-write the machine when a wait sits in a loop or branch, or when it yields more than once.

Conversions

Every straight-line hand-written machine in rs/ that fits:

machine	file	waits
TrackInfoFetch	lite/subscriber.rs	Open, Send, Read, Properties
ProbeStream	lite/subscriber.rs	Open, Send, Read
Establish	lite/subscriber.rs	Open, Send, WaitOk
GroupRecv	lite/subscriber.rs	Header, Serve
AnnouncePrefix	lite/subscriber.rs	Open, Send, ReadOk (lite05+ only), Cost, ReadInit (lite01/02 only), Run
SendSetup	lite/session.rs	Open, Flush, Close
SendGoaway	lite/session.rs	Trigger, Open, Flush, Close (only after a clean flush)
AnnounceServe	lite/publisher.rs	Decode, ExcludeHop (lite-05 only), Run

The waits marked "only" were conditional transitions. Each is now a wait whose poll is ready at once when it doesn't apply. Each converted machine's tests are unchanged. A panic! injected after a wait in each converted machine fails moq-net tests every time: from 4 tests (ProbeStream after Open) up to 309 (AnnouncePrefix after Cost). The lite01/02 ReadInit path fails 12, the ietf Properties path 19, and SendGoaway after Open 11.

Left by hand, with the reason:

• FetchServeRun (lite/subscriber.rs): its validity and abandonment guards apply only in the states that hold the request, and its Drop reaches into those states' stream. The macro has no per-state guard.
• UniServe (lite/subscriber.rs) and Control (lite/publisher.rs): they branch into a different continuation for each stream type.
• FetchServe and SubscribeServe (lite/publisher.rs), moq-mux's Source, moq-room's chat, and moq-hls's feed: they yield more than once, like a stream's poll_next.
• RecvBandwidth and TrackServeRun (lite/subscriber.rs), PresentToken (lite/session.rs), and RequestServe (lite/publisher.rs, also generic): they loop back to an earlier wait.
• The GroupState serve machines (lite and ietf publishers): other code drives their transitions.
• Every other *State/Step/Phase enum in rs/ is not a sequential poll machine (protocol state, parsers, congestion control, test fixtures).

Behavior changes in the conversions

• Polling a finished machine panics ("polled after returning Poll::Ready"). SendSetup and GroupRecv used to return Ready again. I checked every caller; none polls after Ready.
• SendSetup keeps its session handle and SETUP until it finishes, as fields. Before, they dropped once the stream opened. The session driver holds the same session for its whole life, and SendGoaway already did this.
• GroupRecv drops its ingest and Reading with an explicit drop after the group settles, keeping the hand-written order. Without that, the macro would drop them when the machine leaves its last wait.
• The #[every_poll] guards in Establish, TrackInfoFetch and SendGoaway run once per call. The hand-written loops also re-ran them between transitions within one call.

Tests

• trybuild UI tests in rs/kio/macros/tests/ui/ for each row of the spike's error table: untyped, wrong annotation, poll type, segment type, poll moves (now an error), missing ?, hidden yield, branch wait, self borrow (now a macro error), hidden borrow, and not Send. Duplicate waits, a late #[every_poll], a stray break, and generic impls are covered too. test_env reruns them without compiler wrappers or mbx environment restoration, keeping type names and source paths stable.
• rs/kio/macros/tests/machine.rs covers resuming, #[every_poll], early returns, drop timing, Send, conditional waits, and the named-argument and tuple cases.
• BASH_ENV=/dev/null quest gate just rs test -p kio-macros: 10 tests passed, including the UI harness and all 15 compile-fail cases.
• All seven drill mutations apply; the release-gate crate-path check and formatting pass.
• BASH_ENV=/dev/null quest gate just ci against main c3fcab120688cb00e592895c5930f601c34c5cdb: Rust checks (both feature extremes, boundaries, wasm, and loom compilation), JavaScript tests, tooling tests, and repository lints pass. The runtime suite ran 10,467 tests: all passed, with 111 normally ignored tests left to their configured lanes. No test configuration was changed.
• The full gate exits 1 only on check flake: building the GitHub runner image fails at unshare with /proc/self/uid_map: Operation not permitted on this host. That check still needs an environment that permits the image build.
• The installed, trusted quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m1/poll-first/machine, run outside the head checkout after a fresh fetch, passes: 681 documents.

Impact

• Public API: kio gains the macros feature and kio::machine. The new crate kio-macros 0.1.0 is published through release-plz. Wire: none.
• kio-macros needs a workspace-hack entry if moq-dev/moq#6985 (hakari) lands first.
• quest/m1/kio-clock.md plans #[kio::test] in kio. It can live in kio-macros beside machine.

Choices made without asking:

• The variant shape State::Step(StateStep { .. }) instead of struct variants, so that a !Send error names the wait. With a struct variant, rustc names only the enum (checked). Establish::abort matches it.
• The drop fix uses a lint level, rather than handing the poll owned values. Owned values would lose the state on an early return.
• Kept the impl form only. A fn form for async fn bodies is left for the machine-bodies quest, which now notes the dialect.
• trybuild is a direct dev-dependency of kio-macros, not a workspace dependency, since nothing else uses it.

Alternatives

Keep every machine hand-written, at the cost of repeating fixed-order transitions. A general control-flow macro adds more syntax and implementation cost; branching, looping, and yielding machines stay hand-written.

Decisions

1. unsafe impl Send in generated code. Settled by the maintainer on 2026-10-28, against this PR's earlier recommendation.

   • (a) Keep it, so the error names the let and the wait, at the cost of an unsafe impl in every machine and no use under #![forbid(unsafe_code)].
   • (b) Drop it and rely on the auto impl. The error names the type and the wait, not the local. ✅

   The quest's requirement that the error name the local is relaxed to match, in the macro docs, the not_send UI snapshot, and quest/m1/poll-first/README.md. The per-wait structs stay, because they are what puts the wait in the error. Dropping the impl also removed a second, misleading E0106 from hidden_borrow that suggested the macro's internal '__kio lifetime.

Follow-ups

• Re-count async fn candidates for machine-bodies with the patterns found here: a conditional wait is a ready-at-once poll, and a final wait is Poll::Ready(wait!(..)).
• FetchServeRun would fit with a per-wait guard (#[every_poll] scoped to a range of waits). Worth it only if more machines need one.

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Walkthrough

The pull request adds the kio-macros crate and exposes its #[kio::machine] attribute behind the kio macros feature. The macro generates resumable polling state machines from supported impl methods with explicit waits. Runtime and compile-fail tests cover its behavior and diagnostics. Several polling loops in moq-net now use the macro. The changes also update workspace configuration, workflow paths, documentation, and a subscriber leak mutation patch.

Priority: Normal

Merge Risk: Low · up to 4774d

The new #[kio::machine] macro rejects or fails to compile a few valid patterns: comparing with != against a local named ready or pending, and reading a local only after a range ... Both give confusing compiler errors but do not affect runtime behavior or the converted machines. Fix them before or soon after merge.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
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Passed checks: 4 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly and concisely identifies the primary change: adding #[kio::machine] support for straight-line poll bodies.
Description check		The description is directly related to the changeset and explains the macro, converted machines, diagnostics, documentation, tests, and validation results.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed commit: 5e97257

No actionable bugs found in the reviewed changes. The opt-in macro keeps state ownership and Send inference with Rust rather than introducing unsafe machinery; limiting it to fixed-order waits, while leaving branching/repeating machines handwritten, is a reasonable complexity boundary. The converted subscription, announcement, group-receive, SETUP, and GOAWAY paths preserve their relevant guards and wire sequencing, including the explicit ingest/Reading drop after group settlement. The documented early-return and stored-local lifetime semantics are important constraints for future conversions.

Verification: static review of the macro lowering, diagnostics/runtime tests, feature wiring, and converted machines against the base, with an independent macro review. I did not run builds, trybuild, tests, or interop checks; the PR's reported test results were not independently verified.

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Merge summary:

• Head 5e97257a46a7b7d45e8db8a2f8a80780f7885639 has a clean automated review from the maintainer's account and a Codex thumbs-up, both on this head, with no unresolved threads.
• The maintainer approved merging, and settled the unsafe impl Send decision as option (b): no generated unsafe, rely on the auto impl. That is applied and recorded in the body.
• Tested locally against current main (e34f668), which brings in overlapping moq-net changes from moq-dev/moq#7172: cargo test -p kio -p kio-macros -p moq-net --lib --tests passes, including the trybuild UI tests. The merge was conflict-free, so the head was not changed.
• moq-dev/moq#6985 (hakari) is still open, so this PR doesn't need a workspace-hack entry yet. Whichever of the two lands second has to add kio-macros to it.
• quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m1/poll-first/machine passes.

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Landing attempt checkpoint: pushed 4774d7b2b710a0c856acb20f11660a7d93cea86b.

• Recovered the predecessor's uncommitted work, merged main without conflicts, and fixed the three queue failures: stable trybuild diagnostic paths, the new crate's release-gate filter, and the subscriber drill patch context. The landing fixes add no public API or wire changes.
• The normal Nix/mbx/nextest macro suite passes all 10 tests, including all 15 compile-fail fixtures. The full local gate passes Rust checks and 10,467 selected runtime tests, JavaScript tests, tooling tests, and repository lints. The 111 standard ignored runtime tests remain in their configured lanes; no test configuration was changed.
• The full gate exits 1 only because the GitHub runner image build cannot write /proc/self/uid_map during unshare on this host. It needs validation on a host that permits that image build.
• The installed trusted quest validator passes against freshly fetched main 7b840ea5e6b2435d96438803227261a239aaf828, run outside this checkout. The full local gate tested main c3fcab120688cb00e592895c5930f601c34c5cdb; main advanced during that run.
• The existing clean reviews cover the earlier head. This new head needs review coverage before landing. I am releasing the hold and returning these prerequisites to the parent, with no CI/review/queue wait or watch.

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Landing reviewed head 4774d7b under the maintainer's existing merge approval. Required checks pass, Codex gave this head a clean-review thumbs-up, and trusted quest validation passes against freshly fetched main. The completed attempt passed 10,467 selected runtime tests and source checks; local Nix image validation remains limited by runner permissions, as recorded in the validation report.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed 4774d7b against the earlier review at 5e97257, separating merged main changes from the gate-stabilization delta. No new actionable findings.

The macro implementation and converted session code are unchanged; the subscriber/publisher integration differences follow the incoming origin API renames. The UI harness now isolates both compiler wrappers and mbx restoration in a child process without dropping the test's failure checks. Updated diagnostic snapshots, the explicit nested-crate filter required by ts-paths.py, and the rebased leak mutation are consistent with their surrounding code. This is preferable to weakening the diagnostics or disabling the affected checks.

Verification: GitHub-only static delta and integration review, including test-env and the dependency-filter validator. I did not run builds, trybuild, drill mutations, CI, or image builds. The reported passing suites were not independently verified; the reported runner-image unshare/uid_map failure remains a validation limitation, not a passed gate.

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Review comments at @rs/kio/macros/src/lib.rs:
- Line 732: Update the tail classification in the uses logic so an identifier
after the second dot of a range operator is treated as a use, not a member name.
Preserve the existing member-access and path-separator handling; locate the
logic by the tail variable and its punct checks.
- Around line 587-593: Update the `ready`/`pending` check to match only a
standalone `!` macro-call punct, not the joint `!` in `!=`. Also restrict the
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Fix hidden so it does not reject valid run-once statements.

The ready/pending check accepts any following ! punct. != starts with a ! punct, so ready != x matches.

Two valid inputs fail with the misleading error "this statement runs once, so it cannot return Poll::Pending":

• let ok = wait!(A => poll) != 3;. head_wait rewrites it to ready != 3.
• Any local named ready or pending that is compared with !=.

A real macro call ready!(..) has a ! with Spacing::Alone. In !=, the ! is Spacing::Joint. Check the spacing.

The bare ident Pending check has a similar false positive for a user enum variant such as Status::Pending. Consider requiring a Poll:: path prefix.

Proposed fix for the `!=` case

 				TokenTree::Ident(ident)
 					if (ident == "ready" || ident == "pending")
-						&& matches!(tokens.peek(), Some(TokenTree::Punct(bang)) if bang.as_char() == '!') =>
+						&& matches!(tokens.peek(), Some(TokenTree::Punct(bang)) if bang.as_char() == '!' && bang.spacing() == Spacing::Alone) =>

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	TokenTree::Ident(ident) if ident == "Pending" => return Some(ident.span()),
	TokenTree::Ident(ident)
	if (ident == "ready" || ident == "pending")
	&& matches!(tokens.peek(), Some(TokenTree::Punct(bang)) if bang.as_char() == '!') =>
	{
	return Some(ident.span());
	}
	TokenTree::Ident(ident) if ident == "Pending" => return Some(ident.span()),
	TokenTree::Ident(ident)
	if (ident == "ready" || ident == "pending")
	&& matches!(tokens.peek(), Some(TokenTree::Punct(bang)) if bang.as_char() == '!' && bang.spacing() == Spacing::Alone) =>
	{
	return Some(ident.span());
	}

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Review comment at @rs/kio/macros/src/lib.rs around lines 587 - 593:
Update the `ready`/`pending` check to match only a standalone `!` macro-call
punct, not the joint `!` in `!=`. Also restrict the bare `Pending` match to a
`Poll::Pending` path so user-defined variants are not rejected.

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Fix uses so it does not skip identifiers after a range ...

tail is true whenever the previous token is a .. A range operator .. is two . puncts. The identifier after it (n in 0..n, len in buf[..len]) is therefore treated as a field or method name and dropped from the use set.

A stored local that is read only there is not detected by polled or used_later. The local is not stored. The generated arm then fails with "cannot find value" on valid input. The error points at generated code and does not mention the dropped local.

A . that follows another . is a range, not a member access.

Proposed fix

--- "a/rs/kio/macros/src/lib.rs"
+++ "b/rs/kio/macros/src/lib.rs"
@@ -729,7 +729,8 @@
 		let (mut captured, mut named) = (HashSet::new(), HashSet::new());
 		let mut tokens = tokens.into_iter().peekable();
 		while let Some(token) = tokens.next() {
-			let tail = punct(&prev, '.') || (punct(&prev, ':') && punct(&prev2, ':'));
+			// A `.` after another `.` ends a range (`0..n`, `..n`), so the identifier is a use.
+			let tail = (punct(&prev, '.') && !punct(&prev2, '.')) || (punct(&prev, ':') && punct(&prev2, ':'));
 			match &token {
 				TokenTree::Ident(ident) if !tail => {
 					let argument = in_macro

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	let tail = punct(&prev, '.') || (punct(&prev, ':') && punct(&prev2, ':'));
	// A `.` after another `.` ends a range (`0..n`, `..n`), so the identifier is a use.
	let tail = (punct(&prev, '.') && !punct(&prev2, '.')) || (punct(&prev, ':') && punct(&prev2, ':'));

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Review comment at @rs/kio/macros/src/lib.rs at line 732:
Update the tail classification in the uses logic so an identifier after the
second dot of a range operator is treated as a use, not a member name. Preserve
the existing member-access and path-separator handling; locate the logic by the
tail variable and its punct checks.

After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
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