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Finishes The nightly passes: each job the nightly failed on main gets a fix at its cause, and a scheduled failure now opens an issue.

Changes

• bindgen fixture, NaN through Math.max (Gate and TypeScript package). The failing input was a signaling NaN, fff7094cbd6800da. The wasm build returned it quieted (ffff…), and the translation returned the canonical 7ff8…. Both sides make the same Math.max(x, ...Float64Array) call, so the difference is inside V8. ECMAScript leaves which NaN a function returns to the engine, and on x86_64 Node 24 here Math.max drops the payload on every path (interpreted, spread, Reflect.apply, optimized). So JS can't keep a payload through the call, and nothing in the translation or glue can fix it. The harness's Math results now write any NaN as one NaN, as the floats fixture already does (op_bits, and the same for fround's f32). Storage round trips (floats_array, get_index, etc.) still compare exact bits.
• Kotlin on Android API 35, "the GC frees lent bytes nothing reaches". It failed every night since at least 2026-11-04. I reproduced it on a local API 35 emulator and bisected it. The Android test shrinks the script with R8, which inlined owned(), budgeted(), and the frame-isolating helpers into main. The last lent Bytes stayed in a dex register of main that nothing overwrote before the GC check, and ART's interpreter treats that register as a root. The test's R8 rules now keep lentAround and lentToBudget* as methods. lentAround is the loop moved into its own function, the pattern lentToBudget already used and that inlining silently defeated. It passes on the local API 35 emulator.
• just ffi moq. moq-dev/rust2#683 fixed the moq_net re-exports, as the export on main showed before moq-dev/rust2#678 landed. After it, two failures remained:
  • The export refused mux::codec::flac::Config::md5, a [u8; 16]. Mapping arrays touches all seven backends and the runtimes, which small-shapes owns and moq-dev/rust2#675 is editing now. So ffi/moq/ffi.toml excludes just the field, field@mux::codec::flac::Config::md5, following field@tokio::Log::level. Whichever of this PR, feat(ffi): export u128, const generics, a () parameter, and an empty enum #675, feat(ts)!: refuse alloc leaks and stray slice_ref at translation, compare as_chunks copies in place, locate bytes' panics from MIR #680, and feat(ffi): build the glue against the checked lockfile #687 lands first owns that line, and the others drop theirs when they merge main.
  • The generated Kotlin then failed to compile: varint_decode_quic's &mut parameter r was shadowed by the write-back reader's lambda parameter r. kotlin.rs now names that reader with a fresh name that skips the function's parameter names (fresh_beside). The future's signal gets the same treatment, since it shares the parameters' scope. The api fixture's digit now names its &mut impl Buf parameter r, the same shape as moq's decoder. Reproduced before the fix: api.kt:3075:4: error: unresolved reference 'value' on receiver of type 'Native.Reader'.
• MSVC Export: the exclude tokio::listen::Config::unix names a field gated #[cfg(all(feature = "uds", unix))], so on Windows it "names nothing exported". The exporter already accepted an exclude of an item a cfg strips, from rustc's stripped_cfg_items. But rustc records no stripped fields or variants (their DeclaredIdents is empty in rustc_expand). configured_out now handles a member of a struct, enum, or union: it re-parses that type's declaration from source with rustc_parse, ending it at the first balanced } or ; that parses as an item (so a type in an inline module, or with a const generic's { 1 } default, still parses), and accepts the exclude only if a field or variant of that name is there under #[cfg]. A misspelled member still errors. The configured_out test covers a field and a variant in the facade, one in an inline module, one in a type with a const-generic block default, a field in another crate (dep's Size::depth), and a misspelling. Sharing one binding across targets stays target's.
• moq.cpp after moq-dev/rust2#694: merging main brought C++'s api::borrow<T>, which ffi/moq/moq.cpp's three catalog->mutate lambdas didn't take. They now take moq::borrow<moq::hang_Catalog_Extra> by value and call through ->, as feat(ffi)!: C++ checks ownership at compile time under Clang #694 did in ffi/tests/api.cpp. just ffi moq passes again, with no other C++ errors.
• Generated names apart from parameters (from CodeRabbit's reviews). Kotlin's fresh now skips every parameter of the function being written, which function() sets before its receiver's writer. Every generated local skips them: writers, readers, the future's signal, the held handle, and the lambdas. A method's receiver is held through this.handle and closed with this.close(), in Kotlin and in Dart. The api fixture gains second_later(w235: Duration), named after the writer the earlier generator gave it, Counter::offset(&self, handle: u64, h: u64), and Counter::into_sum(self, close: u64). Each fails on the generator before its fix, and the Kotlin script checks their results.
• cfg_attr-gated members (from CodeRabbit): the member check also accepts a cfg that a cfg_attr adds, at any depth. The configured_out test covers #[cfg_attr(all(), cfg_attr(all(), cfg(any())))].
• Keeping it green: a Report job in nightly.yml. A scheduled run that fails opens an issue titled "The nightly fails", or comments on the one already open. A scheduled run that passes closes it. Only that job holds issues: write, and only on schedule, which runs main. A workflow_dispatch of another branch never gets the token.

Decisions

• just ffi moq stays out of just ci, confirmed by the maintainer (fix: the nightly passes: NaN results as one NaN, ART's lent bytes in their own frame, Kotlin's reader apart from params, and a failure issue #693 (comment)).

Choices made without asking

• The measurement behind it. I measured just ffi moq-export warm on this host: 140 s wall and 6.2 CPU-minutes (362 s user), even with nothing changed, because it rebuilds moq's crates in release. The full just ffi moq adds the seven-language builds on top. That is about 10% of the 65 CPU-minute gate baseline for every change under ffi/, against the checks epic's goal of cutting it. The issue report surfaces a regression within a day instead. If you'd rather catch it before merge, it's a one-line test_ffi change in sh/dispatch.sh, plus ts/fixtures/model/Cargo.toml (where the pin lives) in ffi's scope.
• I excluded only the md5 field, not all of flac::Config, so the rest of the record still exports.

Verification

• just ci passes. just ffi moq passes locally end to end (C, C++, Kotlin, Python, Go, Dart).
• The bindgen differential passes with the regenerated snapshot. The original input only fails on arm64, and I have no arm64 host, so that platform is checked only by the dispatched nightly.
• just ffi android passes on a local API 35 x86_64 emulator, built from nixpkgs' androidenv.
• The first dispatched nightly (https://github.com/moq-dev/rust2/actions/runs/42902036291) passed every job except API 35 and MSVC Export, which are fixed above. The second passed every job at adfad41d: https://github.com/moq-dev/rust2/actions/runs/42910869564
• After merging main (feat(ffi)!: C++ checks ownership at compile time under Clang #694), just ffi moq and just ci pass at 7064cc2a. The third nightly on this branch passed every job at 7064cc2a: https://github.com/moq-dev/rust2/actions/runs/42917869462

Public API

None. The exporter's Kotlin and Dart output rename or qualify generated locals only, and ffi.toml accepts excludes it refused before. No wire impact.

Caused by

• moq-dev/rust2#678 - wrote &mut parameters back inside a reader lambda named r, which shadows a parameter of that name
• moq-dev/rust2#432 - checked a GC free in a frame R8 inlines into one that still holds the last lent bytes
• moq-dev/rust2#683 - excluded a unix-only field, which the exporter's check refused on Windows
• moq-dev/rust2#694 - lent C++ a borrow<T> without updating moq.cpp's lambdas
• moq-dev/rust2#657 - compared NaN bits that the engine chooses
• The md5 refusal follows from a moq pin that added an array field. No single PR here caused it.

Follow-ups

None. Array export is already small-shapes's, and the md5 exclude goes with it.

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• Session: 01a1c792-1a1d-7fd3-a541-76819cf99ff6, round 6
• Head: 2ae6f63
• Base: origin/main at 89af71f
• Score: 10/10, The latest change recognizes cfg attributes introduced by nested cfg_attr and adds regression coverage, with no new findings by inspection; builds and tests were not run.
• Findings: none

Carried over to ab51fa8: that head only merges main's #701 (89af71f, the round's own base), keeping this PR's deletion of quest/m0/nightly-green.md over main's link edit in it. The PR's diff against main is otherwise unchanged, and just ci passes on it.

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The nightly workflow reports failed scheduled runs on an issue and closes the issue after a passing run. FFI changes detect cfg-gated fields and variants, avoid Kotlin generated-name collisions, and update borrowed catalog callbacks. API fixtures add Counter methods and second_later. Android lending tests move threshold checks into a helper and preserve its frame during shrinking. Dart cleanup now calls this.close(). Bindgen math fixtures normalize NaN bit patterns.

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The identified Kotlin name collisions are fixed, and no actionable merge-blocking issue remains after normal checks.

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Keep writer names apart from parameters.

The new reader allocation advances the shared counter and can expose a writer-name collision. If generation starts at zero and visits a(x: &mut i32) before b(w2: Duration), the reader takes r1 and the writer becomes w2. The generated w2.duration(w2) passes a writer instead of a duration, so the Kotlin binding does not compile. Previously, the writer was w1.

Writer collisions were already possible, but the new allocation can cause them in bindings that previously compiled. Allocate writer names apart from all parameters in scope.

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Update writer-name allocation in the Kotlin generation path around self.fresh("w") to ensure each generated writer name is distinct from every parameter in scope. Preserve the existing reader allocation and ensure a parameter such as w2 cannot be used as the writer argument.

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@coderabbitai Fixed in f94e2c2: the finding on ffi/src/kotlin.rs:659 (writer names apart from parameters).

Rather than handling writers alone, fresh itself now skips every Kotlin parameter of the function being written. function() sets that set first, before its receiver's writer is allocated, so every generated local skips it: writers, readers, the future's signal, and the v/t/h/n/l lambdas. The per-call fresh_beside this PR had added is gone.

The api fixture gains second_later(w235: Duration), named after the writer the previous generator gave that parameter. Before the fix it generated w235.duration(w235), which failed to compile (argument type mismatch: actual type is 'Native.Writer', but 'Duration' was expected). Now the writer takes w236. Swift's and Dart's fresh names end in _, which their camel-cased parameters never do, so they need no change.

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Qualify the receiver’s handle.

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Generate a fresh receiver lambda name.

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@coderabbitai Both findings on ffi/src/kotlin.rs:1490 are fixed in a669569.

• Qualify the receiver's handle: the receiver is held through this.handle.hold.
• Fresh receiver lambda name: the held handle's lambda parameter comes from fresh("h"), which now skips every parameter of the function.

The same receiver setup also closed an owned receiver with a bare close(), which a parameter named close shadows, so that is this.close() too. The new fixture showed Dart had the same close() bug (invocation_of_non_function_expression), so dart.rs qualifies it as this.close() as well. Swift already writes self.handle.close().

The api fixture gains Counter::offset(&self, handle: u64, h: u64) and a consuming Counter::into_sum(self, close: u64). The Kotlin script checks both results. Before the fix, Kotlin failed to compile with unresolved reference 'hold' on receiver of type 'ULong'. Every language's api test now builds and runs them.

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Recognize cfg_attr-gated member exclusions.

If cfg_attr introduces a cfg that removes an excluded field or variant, stripped_member checks only the original cfg_attr and rejects the exclusion. The export then stops. Handle cfg introduced through cfg_attr as well. Until then, users can select a separate config that omits the exclusion for builds where the member is absent.

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@coderabbitai Fixed in 2ae6f63: the finding on ffi/src/driver.rs:213-290 (recognize cfg_attr-gated member exclusions).

stripped_member now counts a member as cfg-gated under a #[cfg], or under a cfg that a #[cfg_attr(pred, ...)] adds at any nesting depth, by reading the attributes past each predicate. The configured_out test gains Shape::gated under #[cfg_attr(all(), cfg_attr(all(), cfg(any())))]. Before the fix it failed with "exclude Shape::gated in the config names nothing exported", and now it passes.

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@kixelated I checked 2ae6f636. stripped_member now checks nested cfg_attr attributes for cfg. The fixture covers Shape::gated and still checks that Shape::missing is rejected.

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