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Problem

A packet's demux, connection and application wake chain previously took separate worker turns and submits. This finishes quest/m2/perf/uring-quiescence.md while keeping task polling caller-driven.

Approach

• Add bounded kio::Tasks::poll_passes, preserving each pass's snapshot fairness and the one-pass poll/poll_each contracts. It uses main's sparse wake index from moq-dev/moq#7513.
• Let nested Waiter::batch scopes hold wakes for enclosing owners. Consumed wakes are discarded; work left past the budget wakes the owner.
• Reap before polling, then run up to four task passes before submitting or parking. Keep a connection's four-train egress budget per turn by yielding after the passes.
• Report task passes in worker and relay metrics. Clarify that using all four passes alone does not prove spillover.
• Retain a QUIC request/reply benchmark in worker_turns, sweeping connections (1/16), reply bytes (64/262144) and passes (1/4). The existing nightly rust-shared group runs it.

Impact

• Public API, additive: kio::Tasks::poll_passes, moq_uring::Config::passes, moq_uring::metrics::Snapshot::passes, and moq_relay_uring_passes_total.
• Behavior: nested batches hold enclosing owners' wakes; a worker turn runs at most its pass budget; a connection stages at most four GSO trains per turn.
• Wire: unchanged.

Alternatives

A single task pass leaves each wake-chain hop to another turn. Unbounded draining can starve I/O; the pass budget bounds self-wakes and deep chains, while the train budget bounds per-connection egress. Reuse the existing scheduler instead of adding another queue.

Recorded choices

• Four passes and four trains were selected by the original joint sweep of passes 1/2/4/8 and trains 1/2/4. Eight passes found no additional chat work; four trains reduced bulk enters beyond two.
• Keep spawns adopted once per turn and preserve caller-driven task polling.
• Keep ingress drains unchanged: the original flood experiment did not isolate a receive-drain latency problem. Quiet-host fanout CPU and latency validation remains a follow-up.

Measurements

Original paired instruction measurements on a shared host (base ba421c30d3, candidate 08ab7d698e, release/fat LTO): chat fell 13% (62,554 to 54,175 instructions/round), bulk rose 1% (3,871,872 to 3,911,127), and 16-connection fanout fell 3.6% (5,680,490 to 5,478,787). Chat turns fell 10 to 3 and enters 4.06 to 2.00. Bulk enters fell 8.10 to 6.48. A/A instruction runs agreed within 0.3% for bulk, 0.6% for fanout and 2.8% for chat.

Original relay p99 was in seconds for every runtime on the shared host, so those timing measurements do not establish quiet-host acceptance. Under a separate upload flood, worker turns averaged roughly 40 µs before and 60 µs after; the host's scheduling noise dominated quiet-connection p99.

Current-head ablation (9578330906, release profile, cargo bench --locked -p moq-uring --bench worker_turns -- worker_request_reply --quick, repeated A/A): same executable and four-train budget, comparing one versus four task passes. Both peers run as worker tasks; the root awaits measurement completion. Full responses are read each round, and the last response buffer is verified outside timing.

Connections	Reply	Turns/round, 1 → 4 passes	Enters/round, 1 → 4 passes
1	64 B	8.001 → 2.000	2.001 → 2.000
1	256 KiB	14.38–14.39 → 4.27–4.28	8.42–8.43 → 4.26–4.28
16	64 B	8.04 → 2.002	2.12 → 2.000
16	256 KiB	140–150 → 73–75	90–96 → 73–75

Single-connection chat uses the same eight task passes in both configurations, consolidated into fewer turns. Chat enters are already amortized with the fixed four-train budget. The large fanout case has few quick-mode rounds and appreciable A/A variation; its wall time is not an acceptance result. This is a pass-budget ablation on main's sparse wake index, not a reconstruction of the original one-train baseline.

Validation

• Existing wake-chain, self-wake, nested-batch and concurrent-wake coverage remains.
• The UDP receive-to-reply test now sweeps 1/2/4/8 passes, with and without a continuously self-waking task, checking the per-turn bound and I/O progress. It verifies the task drops with its worker.
• The nested-batch test checks that held wakes release their shared references, including budget spillover.
• nix develop --command env -u BASH_ENV quest gate just ci origin/main: passed on 9578330906 against base 62ccb69bac. All 11,063 Rust tests passed (127 skipped), plus the selected JS, docs, benchmark, quest and tooling checks. The BASH_ENV removal prevents the local Codex startup hook from reloading its captured environment in each nested Bash; it changes no repository behavior or test selection.
• backend::quic_client_close_drains_finished_track passed in that gate. moq-dev/moq#7634 remains a separate repair and was neither copied nor merged here.
• just rs uring-check: passed, including --all-targets lint for the new benchmark and the relay io_uring feature.
• The wake-coalescing regression failed against the pre-fix batch-release implementation in an isolated source snapshot (four owner wakes, expected one), then passed in the complete candidate gate.
• The final committed benchmark matrix completed twice. quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m2/perf/uring-quiescence passed.

Follow-ups

• Re-run relay fanout CPU per Gbps and p99 on a quiet host, retained in uring-bench-followups. Its completed benchmark work is removed from the remaining scope.
• Profile the original approximately 1% bulk instruction increase if it persists after the sparse wake-index merge.
• Adopting spawns between passes is outside this change.

Review

Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5, medium effort, quest review --harness claude --base origin/main --responses ..., session 9a372e5f-7522-480e-a41d-180200623275, round 2: no findings on 9578330906, against a8eb029e6e.

Round 1 dispositions:

• Fixed three stale documentation/quest findings: the nightly group is rust-shared, the crate README describes QUIC coverage, and the follow-up quest retains only quiet-host work.
• Fixed the benchmark's root-future artifact by running the client as a worker task, and moved the reply-byte check outside timing.
• Fixed duplicate held-wake delivery and quadratic removal: batch release extracts once, sorts/deduplicates captured sets, and releases each once. Holding remains O(1); the regression verifies one owner wake across four passes and no retained references.
• Fixed the flush loop's ready! convention.
• Refuted generic self-wake deferral. poll_passes explicitly permits self-wakes up to the caller's budget (rs/kio/src/task.rs:436-443); the 1/2/4/8-pass busy-task handoff test proves bounded polling and I/O progress. The QUIC train cap is independent of wake provenance (rs/moq-uring/src/quic/driver/connection.rs:955-970): external application/packet wakes can repoll the driver too, so deferring only self-wakes would not preserve that cap. Suppressing external wakes would require a different generic scheduler contract. Round 2 accepted this refutation.

Online findings: the missing passes metric documentation was already fixed; the incorrect spillover inference is fixed here. The earlier observation that the measurement harness was uncommitted is addressed by the retained request/reply matrix.

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Reviewed commit: 3ae1a65971a2850d012e2d985024f683eb0ca790.

No actionable bugs found in the changed scheduling, nested wake batching, park/submit ordering, per-turn train budget, or metrics plumbing.

Direction: bounded reuse of the existing per-pass snapshot is preferable to a second scheduler. Keeping the egress yield outside the turn's batch gives the train budget its intended per-turn meaning without weakening the one-pass API's fairness. The added API has an immediate worker consumer and no wire change. The receive-to-reply turn-gap test addresses the earlier locally reported timing-sensitive assertion.

Verification: static GitHub source/diff review, including an independent check of the kio wake paths. I did not run tests or benchmarks or independently reproduce the reported performance results; quiet-host relay latency/throughput validation remains outstanding as documented in the PR.

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The task set now supports bounded polling passes and nested wake batches. The io_uring worker runs a configurable number of task passes per turn, and tasks can defer their wake until a later turn. The QUIC driver stages up to four GSO trains per turn. Worker snapshots and relay metrics report task passes. Documentation and performance quest references were updated.

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Reviewed changes

• kio pass budget (rs/kio/src/task.rs): new Tasks::poll_passes(waiter, budget) -> usize; passes re-arms shared.pending before each pass and loops while the previous pass woke something, up to the budget. poll/poll_each keep their one-pass meaning. The pending re-arm-before-snapshot ordering keeps the remote-coalescing race closed.
• Nested Waiter::batch (rs/kio/src/task.rs, rs/kio/src/waiter.rs): Polling moves from a single innermost-batch current cell to an open identity stack plus held: Vec<(Identity, Arc<Shared>)>, so a nested batch (a moq-net session driver) holds wakes that name an outer batch's set instead of letting them through. Scope::drop removes only entries naming its own identity, which is what makes the nesting sound.
• Worker quiescence (rs/moq-uring/src/worker.rs): the loop reaps and dispatches at the turn's start, swaps the park word to RUNNING, then polls the root future and runs task passes; finish wakes turn yielders outside the batch before submit_unparked/maybe_park. New Config::passes (default 4), Snapshot::passes, and moq_relay_uring_passes_total.
• Egress budget (rs/moq-uring/src/quic/driver/connection.rs): TRAINS_PER_TURN = 4; flush resets its per-turn count from Owner::turn() and calls Owner::yield_turn once when spent, deferring the requeue past the next reap.
• Docs/quests: uring-quiescence.md deleted; README.md and task-capacity.md updated; rs/moq-uring/README.md describes the new turn shape.

I traced the wake-holding refactor and the park/yield protocol end to end (and ran two independent adversarial passes over them): I could not construct a lost or duplicated wakeup, a completion stranded across turns, a busy loop, or a task exceeding the pass budget. yield_turn only pushes the driver's waker (it does not set a slot bit), so a yielded driver cannot rerun in a later pass of the same turn, and waking it outside the batch reliably unparks the worker.

ℹ️ The measurement harness is still uncommitted

The repo asks that a performance-sensitive change land with a benchmark so later regressions surface, and the deterministic request-reply worker_turns variant is the natural fit. The author already tracks this as a follow-up, so noting it only so it is not lost; the in-PR perf stat and just bench-runtime numbers are thorough.

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All checks passed, including #7530’s documentation build and 438 relay tests with io_uring enabled. I’ll requeue all three PRs unchanged, name the intermittent peer-close tests in the result, and leave blame unset because the evidence does not identify a responsible PR.

exec
/bin/bash -lc "python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
flake = 'intermittent landing tests: a peer close drains the overtaken group over moq-lite-02, moq-lite-03, and moq-lite-04'
results = [
    {
        'number': 7553,
        'action': 'requeue',
        'reason': 'Healthy with base; passed bun run --cwd js/net build, bun run --cwd js/net check, and bun run --cwd js/net test (2694 passed); ' + flake,
        'comment': 'The landing log reports peer-close drain failures in the existing MoQ Lite tests. This PR changes only IETF join tests and quest documents. The failing tests passed on base, the full base net suite passed (2689 tests), and the full net suite with this PR and base passed (2694 tests). Requeueing unchanged; please follow up on the intermittent peer-close tests for moq-lite-02, moq-lite-03, and moq-lite-04.'
    },
    {
        'number': 7509,
        'action': 'requeue',
        'reason': 'Healthy with base; passed cargo build --locked -p moq-net --features fuzz --bench frame --bench group and cargo nextest run --locked -p moq-net --tests --test-threads 4 (3232 passed); unchanged JS passed bun test --cwd js/net --only-failures on base; ' + flake,
        'comment': 'The Rust changes and both modified benchmarks build successfully. All 3232 moq-net tests passed with Nextest. An initial cargo test --locked -p moq-net --all-targets run encountered the existing setup::tests::credentials_stay_out_of_traces global tracing-subscriber conflict; the repository uses Nextest to isolate tests in separate processes. No source changes were needed. The original landing failure was in unchanged JavaScript peer-close tests, which passed in the full base net suite.'
    },
    {
        'number': 7530,
        'action': 'requeue',
        'reason': 'Healthy with base; passed cargo build --locked -p kio -p moq-uring -p moq-relay, cargo test --locked -p kio -p moq-uring -p moq-relay, cargo nextest run --locked -p moq-relay --features io-uring --tests --test-threads 4 (438 passed), and bun run --cwd doc check; unchanged JS passed bun test --cwd js/net --only-failures on base; ' + flake
    }
]
Path('quest-land-result.json').write_text(json.dumps(results, indent=2) + '\\n')
assert len(results) == 3 and {r['number'] for r in results} == {7553, 7509, 7530}
pinned = {7553: '378a07b7d0c390b6044c0802e57e1c80e7f56e56', 7509: '94a1d2be089a2738e8f7c412921d1833a87cf334', 7530: 'cbe4a2bc680f0dc568ebdc6e015cd7828d1e2c1b'}
import subprocess
for number, head in pinned.items():
    assert subprocess.check_output(['git', 'rev-parse', f'pr-{number}'], text=True).strip() == head
print('Result validated; all PR branch tips unchanged.')
PY
 git status --short && git -C /tmp/quest-land-7509 status --short --untracked-files=no && git -C /tmp/quest-land-7530 status --short --untracked-files=no && git -C /tmp/quest-land-7553 status --short --untracked-files=no" in /work
 succeeded in 9759ms:
Result validated; all PR branch tips unchanged.
?? quest-land-result.json

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Wrote [quest-land-result.json](/work/quest-land-result.json), requeueing all three PRs unchanged.

Builds and tests passed. The result names the intermittent MoQ Lite peer-close tests. No PR was blamed; all branch tips remain unchanged.
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Wrote [quest-land-result.json](/work/quest-land-result.json), requeueing all three PRs unchanged.

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Reviewed commit: 957833090663b9f8af82214907809f0febe050e8, compared with my last published review at 3ae1a65971a2850d012e2d985024f683eb0ca790, accounting for merged main changes.

No actionable new bugs found in the held-wake extraction/deduplication, its integration with the sparse wake index, the task-driven QUIC benchmark, or the expanded busy-task/pass-budget tests. Extracting once and coalescing at batch release is a simpler fit than adding another wake queue; bounded passes and the independent per-turn train budget remain justified.

Earlier findings: my previous review had none. The existing metric-documentation findings are fixed, including the incorrect spillover inference (thread); the previously noted missing retained benchmark is now addressed. No duplicate inline comments added.

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Reviewed changes

• Batch-release coalescing (rs/kio/src/task.rs): Polling::Scope::drop extracts this batch's held wakes with Vec::extract_if(self.start.., …) rather than the index-shifting removal loop, then sorts and dedups by Arc pointer before releasing. Coalesces a set woken across several passes into one release; hold stays O(1).
• Egress ready! (rs/moq-uring/src/quic/driver/connection.rs): the per-turn train loop's flush_one match now uses std::task::ready!, identical semantics.
• QUIC request/reply benchmark (rs/moq-uring/benches/worker_turns.rs): new worker_request_reply group sweeps 1/16 connections against 64 B/256 KiB replies and 1/4 passes, with both peers as worker tasks and turn/pass/enter/datagram deltas printed. This lands the measurement harness the prior review flagged as uncommitted.
• Busy-task coverage (rs/moq-uring/src/worker.rs): the receive-to-reply turn-gap test now also runs a continuously self-waking task across passes 1/2/4/8, asserting it spends exactly the pass budget per turn and is dropped with its worker.
• Docs/quests: bench/README.md, rs/moq-uring/README.md, doc/bin/relay/http.md describe the QUIC request/reply cases and the passes/turn ratio without inferring spillover; quest/m2/uring-bench-followups.md drops the now-landed nightly-series work.

The extract_if window is panic-free (held grows only at the tail and inner scopes remove only at or above their own start, so held.len() >= self.start holds at every drop), and releasing duplicate Arcs once cannot change release's per-Shared "still pending" decision. All prior feedback is addressed.

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