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chore(quest): finish paired benchmark baseline wait - #7592
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Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
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Reviewed commit: 5b41104123e75c34b0d5a5d1f56767e09e77e17f.
No actionable bugs found. Removing this narrowly scoped wait quest and its parent link is simpler than keeping it open until every Nightly failure is resolved. The remaining Nightly epic still requires an end-to-end passing scheduled run; this change introduces no runtime, API, or wire changes.
I independently checked scheduled run 41313466339 and the Rust bench job log: the baseline bench build finished at 14:15:28 UTC and criterion-base measurements subsequently ran, satisfying the deleted quest's explicit completion condition. The later memory benchmark cancellation does not establish successful comparison or a green Nightly.
Verification limits: static review of the two-file deletion and surrounding quest context, plus the cited GitHub run/log evidence. I did not run tests, builds, benchmarks, or quest validation.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
- Deleted
quest/m0/nightly/bench-baseline-build.md— removes the completed wait quest in full; the file's own rule was to delete it once a scheduled run got past the base build. - Removed its parent link from
quest/m0/nightly/README.md— drops the## Requiredentry pointing at the deleted quest.
Docs-only quest housekeeping with no behavioral surface. git grep for bench-baseline-build across the tree returns nothing, so the deletion leaves no dangling references; the sibling browser-baseline link is a separate, still-open quest and is untouched. The PR body correctly scopes the completion criterion to "past the base build" and defers the remaining Nightly failures rather than overclaiming a green run.
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Problem
The wait quest tracks the paired baseline's Cargo alias merge failure. The latest scheduled Nightly (2026-11-01) has passed that build blocker.
Approach
Delete the completed quest and its parent link. No code change is needed: moq-dev/moq#7445 already isolates baseline worktrees from the current checkout's Cargo configuration.
Verified the run's logs:
Criterion criterion-basetargets. It was later cancelled while measuringmemory/streams=1/size=1048576, before final comparison.moq-sign. This is not evidence that every supplemental baseline target built.Evicted.Impact
Alternatives
Keep waiting for an entirely green Nightly. Dropped because the quest explicitly completes once a scheduled run gets past the base build; the broader Nightly epic remains open.
Decisions
Treat the verified baseline build as satisfying this wait quest. Do not claim that every paired comparison succeeded.
Validation
quest check --base origin/main: passed, 629 documents.git diff --check origin/main: passed.quest gate nix develop --ignore-environment --keep HOME --keep USER --keep PATH --command just ci origin/main: passed. The initial inherited-shell attempt failed in the unchanged Clippy fixture with mbxArgument list too long; the clean Nix environment resolved it without source changes.Review
Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5, medium effort, local
quest review, round 2, head5b41104123e75c34b0d5a5d1f56767e09e77e17f: no findings.Round 1 requested proof of the scheduled baseline build. Fixed by recording the run, job links, exact build/measurement evidence, and remaining failures above. Round 2 accepted that evidence.
Follow-ups
The foreground should triage the Rust memory cancellation, relay
Evictedpanic, and supplemental baseline package mismatch against existing work. Paired regression calibration already belongs to bench CI. No follow-up quests were created here.(Written by GPT-6.1 Sol)