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No mutation of the route and resume code survives its tests - #8712
cargo-mutants now mutates rs/moq-net/src/route/** (tests excluded) and rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs one edit at a time, and Nightly fails on any mutant the tests miss. A mutant that hangs the tests counts as caught.
.cargo/mutants.toml names the files, runs nextest over moq-net's unit tests plus the integration binary (which drives route/node.rs through real sessions), and lists 37 exclusion patterns, covering 61 mutants, each with its reason. Most edits cannot change behaviour; Fetching::poll_moved's two differ only in a race between threads that no deterministic test can stage, and one is a named divergence (below).
A pattern names the function and the replacement, never the line. A column pins it only where the same function has a sibling mutant the tests do catch, so a shifted column fails loudly at Nightly instead of hiding anything.
Every pattern was checked against cargo mutants --list with and without the exclusions: each matches only the mutants it means.
sh/rs/mutants.sh (just rs mutants) runs it locally with any cargo-mutants arguments, or as one Nightly shard: just rs mutants nightly SHARD SHARDS.
.github/workflows/mutants.yml, called from nightly.yml, runs 6 shards on hosted ubuntu-24.04-arm, mutating the checkout in place. Every mutant's build is a one-off, so the job reads the shared build cache and publishes nothing: rust-cache gains a write input, which the job sets to false. Each shard takes its share of:
the mutants in code changed since the previous scheduled Nightly's commit (sh/gh/previous-nightly.sh, now shared with nightly.sh's benchmark base), and
one slice of an 8-night rotation that covers every mutant, which catches a test that stops killing what it used to.
flake.nix gains cargo-mutants.
Tests
Of the first full sweep's 196 survivors, 61 new tests and a few tightened ones kill most, the integration binary kills 8 more, and the rest are the exclusions:
resume.rs: 91 killed, covering the reader, recovery, fetch, front, and copy paths.
route:
node.rs: hop folding, declared_for, GOAWAY, closing guards, held claims.
mod.rs: batches moving merged floors or retiring outside the interest, a held certifier's availability, uncertified claims, forwarded requests, rotation, and a relay keeping nothing once its last route closes (Router::keeps_nothing).
view.rs: View::retire.
No mutant uncovered a bug: every killing test passes on the unmutated code.
moq-dev/moq#8622 landed first, so this PR carries its survivors. main is merged in, and a sweep over the 556 mutants in what it brought (all of route/path.rs and route/reader.rs, the changed lines of route/mod.rs and route/view.rs) missed 66:
49 are killed by new tests of the path router (tests/scope.rs, tests/routing.rs, tests/rtt.rs): its RTT sum, changed claims, hop limit, drains and doubts, dead hops, holds and reports, reflected sources, newest floors, forgets, and the work one change costs. The rotation test now runs both routers on one crafted seed, and a_message_recomputes_only_its_identity runs on both rules.
4 leave the mutated code: the path router's test-only doubt lift and reader check move into #[cfg(test)] methods, a redundant field leaves a Dirty literal, and Reader::touch goes, since Reader::apply already names every recomputed identity (a_route_change_alone_names_its_identity pins that).
12 are excluded as equivalent, each with its reason.
1 is not equivalent: in path::Router::advertise, an ended stream lets go of a child's wait that RouteHandoff.tla keeps. It is excluded by name, with that reason, until the follow-up aligns the router with the model.
Review also removed a dead term: in path::Router::run, || !held.is_empty() is implied by route_changed, so it and its exclusion are gone.
The pinned handoff churn moves to scenario 16108 under #8622's churn(rule, scenario), the first of 20000 that still reaches its batch.
Code changes made for it
View::merge_claims' stale-view shortcut becomes View::outdates, and both routers' incremental reader checks become #[cfg(test)]check_shown methods, as does the path router's early doubt lift (lift_unnamed). Exclusions and cargo-mutants' cfg(test) skip can then name exactly the right mutants.
Reader::poll_lowest names a spent copy (let spent = ...), so excluding its || leaves the expiry check's mutant in the run.
The resume reader's copy.from == self.mirrored.ranges guards in Reader::window and Reader::sync are dropped. They were always true: sync updates every copy when the mirror changes, and each new copy starts with it. an_answered_copy_resolves_replaced_ranges now tests Copy::wire's re-resolution directly.
Decisions
Taken by the agent under /quest-afk, for the maintainer's review:
The path router's ended-child divergence is excluded and filed, not fixed here. Rust drops an ended stream's sent entry unless the peer is a pending child right then; the model keeps every ended entry's source, so it also waits on a child offer sent before the END arrived. The follow-up carries the reproduction and recommends aligning Rust with the model. Rejected: changing the routing rule's behaviour in a mutation-coverage PR; pinning the current behaviour with a test, which would entrench a departure from the checked spec.
Nightly runs the changed mutants plus an 8-night rotation, not the full set. The full set is about 28 runner-hours. Rejected:
a full run every night, at that cost;
the rotation alone, which would catch untested new logic only up to 8 days late.
The integration test binary is in the suite. It kills 8 route/node.rs mutants no unit test reaches; the full sweep with it took 27.7 runner-hours, against 29 for the unit-only sweep before. Rejected: unit tests only, which would mean writing unit-level drivers for the session code.
Exclusions live in .cargo/mutants.toml as the quest preferred. Rejected: #[mutants::skip], which needs a dependency and skips whole functions, hiding the mutants tests do catch.
The dead "superseded at the edge" block in Copy::retains stays, excluded. Every write of until also writes since, so it never runs, but ResumeReader.tla models the same term. Rejected: deleting it here, which means changing the TLA+ model and re-running TLC, and Resume as producer replacement rewrites this code anyway.
The other modelled code waits for its own quest (below). The quest asked whether reconnect.rs, lite/publisher.rs, lite/subscriber.rs, and tail.rs fit. They hold 1681 mutants against these 1299, which would more than double each night's runner time, and their first-run survivors are unknown.
Validation
Full sweep, 20 hosted shards on 2c93875 (run): 1299 mutants, 47 excluded. Of those run, 922 were caught, 329 unviable, and 3 missed.
The 3 misses came from this PR's own refactors and are fixed in 1eb0fbb: one new test, one cfg(test) move, and one exclusion. Each fix was checked against its mutant (the test fails with the mutant applied).
Shards took 52 to 104 minutes, 27.7 runner-hours in all. A caught mutant costs about 90 s, an unviable one about 32 s, plus a 4-minute baseline per shard.
The first full hosted sweep (run, unit tests only) missed 196 mutants, which the tests and exclusions above settle.
Nightly mode end to end on a hosted runner (run, shard 4/6): 3 changed mutants in 13 min, then a 28-mutant rotation slice in 19 min, with artifacts uploaded. A Nightly shard's rotation slice is about 26 mutants, roughly 35 min; the 150-minute timeout leaves room for a day of heavy route churn.
feat(net): route by path with a route per scope #8622's changed code, swept locally in quest gate with 3 jobs on 4992ff7 (the merge): 556 mutants in 3 h, 339 caught, 133 unviable, 18 timeouts (caught), 66 missed. Every one of the 66 was then rerun against the final tree by function and replacement (85 matching mutants, the exclusions applied): all 85 caught, in 38 min.
The later main merge (12b404e) brought 17 new mutants in the examined files: 3 caught, 14 unviable.
cargo nextest run -p moq-net --all-features --lib --test integration: 4050 passed on 7783554.
just check, clippy, actionlint, zizmor, and python3 sh/gh/nightly.test.py pass.
Impact
Public API: none. Wire: none. CI: Nightly gains a 6-shard Mutants job, which fails on any survivor. The merge gate is unchanged.
Caused by
None: new tooling.
Follow-ups
No mutation of the other modelled code survives its tests: reconnect.rs, lite/publisher.rs, lite/subscriber.rs, and tail.rs, once their cost and nights are decided.
Decided 2026-11-14 (maintainer, /quest-complete): ✅ keep in m4 (rejected: drop it).
An ended stream still waits on the child it taught: aligns path::Router with RouteHandoff.tla's Pending and replaces the one non-equivalent exclusion with a test. Its Plan recommends aligning Rust with the model (rejected: narrowing the model).
Decided 2026-11-14 (maintainer, /quest-complete): ✅ keep in m2 (rejected: drop it, move to m3).
Risk: high, it changes .github/actions/rust-cache/action.yml, which is always high, as are 2 more of its paths: the repository's actions run inside its workflows, with their secrets
Score: 9/10, The update merges upstream changes and resolves a documentation conflict without introducing actionable defects; builds and tests were not run, as instructed.
It drives route/node.rs through real sessions and kills eight node.rs
mutants the unit tests miss, for little more than one extra link.
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…nto their own functions
The incremental reader-view check in show becomes a cfg(test) method, and
merge_claims' stale shortcut becomes View::outdates, so the route exclusions in
.cargo/mutants.toml name exactly the mutants they mean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cover what the route node's tests left loose: a leaving stream lets go only
once another confirms, churned identities are collected while another stays,
a publisher's later route link still bumps, held claims leave nothing waiting,
GOAWAY moves the forwarded route, nested closing guards, the origin's declared
identity and lite-06 hop folding. In the router, a relay waits on a scoped key
it sent back, and narrowing past every claim sends only the route's end.
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Cover what the resumed reader's bounds, end, drops and serving poll do,
how a group recovers across routes (verdicts, refused fetches, no route
left), and how a fetch settles on a staged copy, so a change to any of
those decisions fails a test.
Also drop the `Some(Err(end))` arm in `Recover::poll`'s last-route
failure: a failed end already returned earlier in the same pass, so the
arm could never match.
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poll_lowest names a spent copy separately, so its exclusion leaves the
expiry check's mutant in the run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Inside a Reader every copy's `from` equals the mirrored ranges: sync updates
them all when the mirror changes, and each new copy starts with it. The
guards comparing them were always true, so they go.
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…terest, and a starving relay's forwarded request
- A floor that names no claim still makes a claim only a held neighbor
certified available.
- A relay that narrowed its interest keeps a newer floor outside it until a
floor inside catches up, then lets it go and ends its claims downstream.
- A starving relay keeps forwarding the newer seqno its requester asked for
rather than lowering it to the one its own starvation needs.
Also applies rustfmt to two earlier tests in the file.
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An answered copy resolves replaced ranges against its cache; show's
incremental check moves wholly into its cfg(test) method; skipping the
stale-view shortcut is excluded as work only. Mutants runs only from
Nightly now, under Nightly's concurrency.
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ℹ️ No critical issues. One CI cost question is inline.
Reviewed changes
I reviewed the whole PR at 1eb0fbb: the cargo-mutants config, the Nightly runner and its sharding, and the production refactors in resume.rs and route/ that the mutants required. I read the new tests for intent but did not run them.
Mutation config: .cargo/mutants.toml mutates route/** and resume.rs through nextest over --lib --test integration, with 47 $-anchored exclusions. Each exclusion names its function and replacement, and some also pin a column.
Nightly runner: sh/rs/mutants.sh runs the mutants changed since the previous scheduled Nightly, then one slice of an 8-night rotation (--shard (night*6+shard)/48). It treats exits 2 and 3 as non-fatal, so missed.txt alone decides the verdict. When the diff is empty or touches no Rust, cargo-mutants exits 0 (EmptyDiff, NoSourceFiles and NoMutants all map to success upstream), so a quiet day passes.
Shared previous-Nightly lookup: sh/gh/previous-nightly.sh replaces the inline query in nightly.sh. Behaviour is unchanged.
resume.rs refactors are behaviour-preserving:
The dropped copy.from == self.mirrored.ranges guards always held. sync sends every copy through update → wire whenever the mirror changes, and wire resets from. Every new copy also starts with from: self.mirrored.ranges.
The Recover change from match end { Some(Err(..)) .. } to err.clone() is also equivalent. An earlier if let Some(Err(err)) = &end in the same loop iteration already returns.
route/ refactors: View::outdates and Router::check_shown (#[cfg(test)]) are straight extractions. Router::keeps_nothing is a test-only helper.
Tests: many new unit tests across resume.rs, node.rs, routing.rs, handoff.rs and view.rs, plus a few tightened ones (the_first_declared_end_stands, the churn test in node.rs).
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The PR adds resume behavior changes and tests for range resolution, recovery, route changes, and copy retention. It expands route tests and adds test helpers for router state and view checks. It configures cargo-mutants, adds local and sharded nightly execution, and updates the nightly workflow to run the mutation job. It also adds a script to select a previous scheduled Nightly run and updates related planning documents.
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 495d0
This PR adds mutation testing, route and resume tests, and a Nightly job without changing the public API or wire format. The earlier concern about an undocumented race-only exclusion is now addressed in the configuration comment. No merge-blocking risk remains in the reviewed evidence.
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…hange
Pin how a DEAD report tells a stream of holds, moves, and ends on first and
later reports of a hop; that a child of an ended stream still owes an answer,
to the route the stream reflected when it ended; and that the path rule
recomputes one identity per message and leaves sibling streams of a watching
neighbour alone.
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…the ended-child wait
The one path-rule survivor that does change behaviour, an ended stream letting
go of a child the model still waits on, is excluded by name until
quest/m2/cluster-routes/ended-child-wait.md aligns the router with the model.
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ℹ️ No new issues. One inline suggestion, and the PR body is out of date.
Reviewed changes
Since 4992ff7, nine commits kill or exclude the survivors in route/path.rs and route/reader.rs that came in with #8622. I checked the two production edits, every new path.rs exclusion against the source, and whether any unprefixed Router<N, A>::… pattern now also matches path.rs. I also ran cargo test -p moq-net --lib --all-features route::: 257 passed.
Dropped Reader::touch: this is safe. Every id in Router::refresh's loop reaches show and then Reader::apply, with no early exit, and apply already does changed.entry(id).or_default(). a_route_change_alone_names_its_identity pins this.
Moved test-only checks in path.rs: lift_unnamed and check_shown are straight extractions, and both call sites stay under #[cfg(test)].
Added path-router tests: they cover holds, doubt, drains, dead hops, the hop limit, reflected sources, newest floors, forgets, rtt sums and rotation. The work-budget tests now also run on Rule::PATH.
Added eight path.rs exclusions: the pinned columns (know 51/74, present 80, run 76, advertise 55) land on the operators the comments describe. Of the older unprefixed Router<N, A>::… patterns, only rotate now also matches path.rs. That is fine, since the code uses the same xorshift with the same freshness guard.
Filed ended-child-wait.md: the advertise&&→|| exclusion is marked as not equivalent. It stands in for a real divergence from RouteHandoff.tla until that quest lands.
ℹ️ The PR body no longer matches the branch
The body still reports 47 exclusions (there are now 38 patterns) and gives Validation numbers from the pre-merge sweep on 2c93875e2. It also says "No mutant uncovered a bug", but this round found the ended-child-wait divergence. No recorded sweep run covers path.rs and reader.rs yet. Linking one would show that Nightly starts green on these files.
rust-cache gains a write input, false for the Mutants job, which drops the
cache-write Environment. path::Router::run's source refresh filters on
route_changed alone: anything held already changed a route. The poll_moved
exclusion says it covers a race-only window. The follow-up quests record the
maintainer's answers.
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✅ No new issues found. Both earlier Pullfrog threads are fixed.
Reviewed changes
Since 495d0f6, the new commits fix the two open findings, merge main, and record the maintainer's quest decisions.
Stopped mutant builds from publishing to the cache: rust-cache gains a write input, and WRITE now needs both main and inputs.write == 'true'. The Mutants job drops the cache-write environment and passes write: false. On a scheduled main run, it therefore gets the repository's read key and MBX_REMOTE_MODE=read-only, so it never hits the "writer without a key" error. No other caller passes the input, so their behaviour is unchanged.
Removed the dead || !held.is_empty() term from path::Router::run: a key is pushed to held only when self.routes had Some and select returned None. That same iteration sets route_changed |= Some(..) != None, so dropping the term is behaviour-preserving. The exclusion for its delete ! mutant at column 76 went with it.
Reworded the Fetching::poll_moved exclusion: the comment now says the two variants differ only in a race the tests cannot stage. It does not call them equivalent.
Recorded quest decisions: ended-child-wait.md stays in m2 and mutants-modelled.md stays in m4. resume-redesign.md's Waiting entry no longer asks about the finished mutation quest.
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✅ No new issues found. The only change since 7783554 is a merge of main.
Reviewed changes
Since 7783554, one commit merges origin/main (8b93ab2). It changes no code, config or workflow.
Resolved the quest/m1/README.md conflict: main changed the sim entry to "the relay on the sim (landed)", and the merge keeps that. This PR's line now reads "mutation testing (#8712)", which matches.
The earlier Pullfrog concerns stay resolved. They were the cache writes from mutant builds, the dead held term, and the out-of-date PR body, which now reports the sweep of path.rs and reader.rs.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 594ae01 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, lines 3–7, reports:
Auto-merging .github/workflows/nightly.yml
Auto-merging quest/m1/README.md
CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in quest/m1/README.md
Auto-merging rs/justfile
Automatic merge failed; fix conflicts and then commit the result.
Merged base and resolved the README conflict in commit 1ebf2dc89f42c1a1b63d922192c801c992bce872 on pr-8712, preserving base's completed-work references and this PR's mutation-testing reference. Protected paths were left exactly as the automatic merge produced them.
Ran nix develop --command just ci base on the merged tree. All 14,226 Rust tests passed, and every selected check except the flake check passed. The flake check failed with: ci: flake's NixOS VM tests need KVM, but /dev/kvm is missing; run them on a KVM host, as CI does. Full validation requires a KVM-capable 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: Review the mechanical conflict resolution at 1ebf2dc89f42c1a1b63d922192c801c992bce872 on pr-8712 and rerun nix develop --command just ci base on a KVM-capable host.
Auto-merging .github/workflows/nightly.yml
Auto-merging quest/m1/README.md
CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in quest/m1/README.md
Auto-merging rs/justfile
Automatic merge failed; fix conflicts and then commit the result.
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✅ No new issues found. The only change since 594ae01 is a merge of main.
Reviewed changes
Since 594ae01, one commit merges origin/main (d4b46ee). It changes no code, config or workflow.
Resolved the quest/m1/README.md conflict: main removed the links from "sim rule checks" and "peer-reachable unsafe", and the merge keeps that. This PR's own edit still replaces the mutants.md link with "mutation testing (#8712)".
Keeps the path router's side of every route conflict. From #8712's tests,
the path-rule ones carry over, the node and shared view tests are ported
to the path router's API, and the distance rule's go with Babel, as does
the search's distance self-check. The mutation exclusions for deleted
Babel code go too. route-stream.md gains decision 22's pick (B) as a
settled Plan item and decision 12's deferral with the test's expected
result.
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Main's #8712 resume tests move to start keys. Two of them caught the start-keyed model
diverging from main's:
- A serving copy judged whether a bounded read ran out from where its time start
resolved, which can lie under its resume point, so a gap the reader gave up there kept
the read open. The copy now judges from its resume point, as the logical reader judges
what lies under it.
- A front's reader re-anchored a relative start that reached back to the oldest group
as a time start naming group 0, so it reported a floor a plain reader did not. It
re-anchors as the oldest start now.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Finishes quest/m1/mutants.md.
Summary
cargo-mutants now mutates
rs/moq-net/src/route/**(tests excluded) andrs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rsone edit at a time, and Nightly fails on any mutant the tests miss. A mutant that hangs the tests counts as caught..cargo/mutants.tomlnames the files, runs nextest over moq-net's unit tests plus theintegrationbinary (which drivesroute/node.rsthrough real sessions), and lists 37 exclusion patterns, covering 61 mutants, each with its reason. Most edits cannot change behaviour;Fetching::poll_moved's two differ only in a race between threads that no deterministic test can stage, and one is a named divergence (below).cargo mutants --listwith and without the exclusions: each matches only the mutants it means.sh/rs/mutants.sh(just rs mutants) runs it locally with any cargo-mutants arguments, or as one Nightly shard:just rs mutants nightly SHARD SHARDS..github/workflows/mutants.yml, called fromnightly.yml, runs 6 shards on hostedubuntu-24.04-arm, mutating the checkout in place. Every mutant's build is a one-off, so the job reads the shared build cache and publishes nothing:rust-cachegains awriteinput, which the job sets tofalse. Each shard takes its share of:sh/gh/previous-nightly.sh, now shared withnightly.sh's benchmark base), andflake.nixgainscargo-mutants.Tests
Of the first full sweep's 196 survivors, 61 new tests and a few tightened ones kill most, the integration binary kills 8 more, and the rest are the exclusions:
node.rs: hop folding,declared_for, GOAWAY, closing guards, held claims.mod.rs: batches moving merged floors or retiring outside the interest, a held certifier's availability, uncertified claims, forwarded requests, rotation, and a relay keeping nothing once its last route closes (Router::keeps_nothing).view.rs:View::retire.No mutant uncovered a bug: every killing test passes on the unmutated code.
After #8622
moq-dev/moq#8622 landed first, so this PR carries its survivors. main is merged in, and a sweep over the 556 mutants in what it brought (all of
route/path.rsandroute/reader.rs, the changed lines ofroute/mod.rsandroute/view.rs) missed 66:tests/scope.rs,tests/routing.rs,tests/rtt.rs): its RTT sum, changed claims, hop limit, drains and doubts, dead hops, holds and reports, reflected sources, newest floors, forgets, and the work one change costs. The rotation test now runs both routers on one crafted seed, anda_message_recomputes_only_its_identityruns on both rules.#[cfg(test)]methods, a redundant field leaves aDirtyliteral, andReader::touchgoes, sinceReader::applyalready names every recomputed identity (a_route_change_alone_names_its_identitypins that).path::Router::advertise, an ended stream lets go of a child's wait thatRouteHandoff.tlakeeps. It is excluded by name, with that reason, until the follow-up aligns the router with the model.Review also removed a dead term: in
path::Router::run,|| !held.is_empty()is implied byroute_changed, so it and its exclusion are gone.The pinned handoff churn moves to scenario 16108 under #8622's
churn(rule, scenario), the first of 20000 that still reaches its batch.Code changes made for it
View::merge_claims' stale-view shortcut becomesView::outdates, and both routers' incremental reader checks become#[cfg(test)]check_shownmethods, as does the path router's early doubt lift (lift_unnamed). Exclusions and cargo-mutants'cfg(test)skip can then name exactly the right mutants.Reader::poll_lowestnames a spent copy (let spent = ...), so excluding its||leaves the expiry check's mutant in the run.copy.from == self.mirrored.rangesguards inReader::windowandReader::syncare dropped. They were always true:syncupdates every copy when the mirror changes, and each new copy starts with it.an_answered_copy_resolves_replaced_rangesnow testsCopy::wire's re-resolution directly.Decisions
Taken by the agent under /quest-afk, for the maintainer's review:
examine_globscoversroute/**/*.rs, so feat(net): route by path with a route per scope #8622'spath.rsjoins automatically, and whichever PR lands second kills or excludes the other's survivors. Rejected: waiting on feat(net): route by path with a route per scope #8622, which would have held this quest on an unrelated rework. feat(net): route by path with a route per scope #8622 landed first, so this PR took its survivors (above).integrationtest binary is in the suite. It kills 8route/node.rsmutants no unit test reaches; the full sweep with it took 27.7 runner-hours, against 29 for the unit-only sweep before. Rejected: unit tests only, which would mean writing unit-level drivers for the session code..cargo/mutants.tomlas the quest preferred. Rejected:#[mutants::skip], which needs a dependency and skips whole functions, hiding the mutants tests do catch.Copy::retainsstays, excluded. Every write ofuntilalso writessince, so it never runs, butResumeReader.tlamodels the same term. Rejected: deleting it here, which means changing the TLA+ model and re-running TLC, and Resume as producer replacement rewrites this code anyway.reconnect.rs,lite/publisher.rs,lite/subscriber.rs, andtail.rsfit. They hold 1681 mutants against these 1299, which would more than double each night's runner time, and their first-run survivors are unknown.Validation
cfg(test)move, and one exclusion. Each fix was checked against its mutant (the test fails with the mutant applied).quest gatewith 3 jobs on 4992ff7 (the merge): 556 mutants in 3 h, 339 caught, 133 unviable, 18 timeouts (caught), 66 missed. Every one of the 66 was then rerun against the final tree by function and replacement (85 matching mutants, the exclusions applied): all 85 caught, in 38 min.cargo nextest run -p moq-net --all-features --lib --test integration: 4050 passed on 7783554.just check, clippy, actionlint, zizmor, andpython3 sh/gh/nightly.test.pypass.Impact
Public API: none. Wire: none. CI: Nightly gains a 6-shard Mutants job, which fails on any survivor. The merge gate is unchanged.
Caused by
None: new tooling.
Follow-ups
reconnect.rs,lite/publisher.rs,lite/subscriber.rs, andtail.rs, once their cost and nights are decided.Decided 2026-11-14 (maintainer, /quest-complete): ✅ keep in m4 (rejected: drop it).
path::RouterwithRouteHandoff.tla'sPendingand replaces the one non-equivalent exclusion with a test. Its Plan recommends aligning Rust with the model (rejected: narrowing the model).Decided 2026-11-14 (maintainer, /quest-complete): ✅ keep in m2 (rejected: drop it, move to m3).
Models
Size: L
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, high effort (iterate, S)
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Review
Rewritten by
quest reviewafter each round.Head: 57f8da6
Base: origin/main at d4b46ee
Risk: high,
it changes .github/actions/rust-cache/action.yml, which is always high, as are 2 more of its paths: the repository's actions run inside its workflows, with their secretsClassified: high by the always-high paths
Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh effort
Session:
01a1d99d-7ede-7cd3-8eed-6eaa719b18e7, round 5Score: 9/10,
The update merges upstream changes and resolves a documentation conflict without introducing actionable defects; builds and tests were not run, as instructed.Rounds: 5; findings 0: fixed 0, refuted 0, open 0
Findings: none