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test(relay): run the in-memory relay tests on kio's simulator - #7805
moq-relay's in-memory integration tests (rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/connection.rs and drain.rs) now run on kio's simulator (#[kio::test]) instead of paused tokio. This was the last child of the Libraries spawn nothing epic, and the epic's own work is done, so this PR deletes the whole epic.
tests/integration/memory.rs: connect spawns the relay's Connection::run and the client's session driver with kio::clock::sim::spawn. New spawn_cluster and origin helpers drive a cluster and an origin on simulator tasks.
tests/integration/connection.rs: all seven tests use #[kio::test]. They build origins with memory::origin() instead of moq_tokio::origin::spawn() and run the embedded decider as a simulator task. The stats test polls its session counts with a 1ms simulated sleep, so a wrong count fails at TIMEOUT instead of spinning: kio::clock::sim::yield_now keeps the task runnable, and the simulator only advances time once every task stalls (rs/kio/src/clock/sim.rs:6-8). That fixesCodeRabbit's finding.
tests/integration/drain.rs: its two tests also use #[kio::test]. Its relay connection, decider, gated client driver, and drain waiter run as simulator tasks. The quest's Goal names only connection.rs, but drain.rs is the other in-memory relay test file, it shares memory::cluster(), and it converted mechanically, so leaving it on tokio would have split the helper.
rs/AGENTS.md: the testing note now says that moq-relay's in-memory tests use #[kio::test], like moq-net.
Quests: deleted quest/m1/poll-first/no-spawn/ (the README and sim-tests.md) and every link to it. Moved the epic's rule (poll everywhere and spawn nothing, no I/O seam, blocking work out of scope) and its list of spawns that stay into the spawn audit, so they survive the deletion. This unblocks quest/m2/spawn-audit.md and quest/m3/video-web.md.
Public API: none. Wire: none.
Choices made without asking
The quest's open decision: whether to move to m2 or require the spawn audit's moq-tokio conversion. I picked neither. The tests no longer use moq_tokio::origin::spawn. They pair moq_net::origin::Producer::new with a simulator task, which is the same split that helper hides. The memory connect helper is local to the tests, so it moved onto the simulator here. Converting moq-tokio's helpers stays with the spawn audit, and this quest stays in m1.
Deleting the epic as well as this child. The epic's other goals had already landed:
moq-ffi, moq-stats, and the relay's cluster and auth code no longer tokio::spawn outside tests.
The tokio spawns left in moq-stats are under #[cfg(test)].
Those left in moq-ffi are in bench.rs, the binding benchmark's Rust baseline.
The epic's README had no work of its own left. Its decisions and the spawns that stay now live in the spawn audit.
Related
moq-dev/moq#7771 edits the line next to this PR's edit in quest/m2/net-wrap/README.md. Whichever PR merges second gets a one-line conflict there.
moq-dev/moq#7803 (remove built-in ACME) drops the ACME-renewal spawn from quest/m1/poll-first/no-spawn/README.md, which this PR deletes after moving that list into quest/m2/spawn-audit.md. Whichever PR merges second has to remove the Critical's ACME renewal (rs/moq-relay/src/relay.rs) entry from quest/m2/spawn-audit.md. If #7803 lands first, this PR's merge of main gets a modify/delete conflict on the README: keep the deletion and edit spawn-audit.md.
Validation
On head 7457804799:
quest gate just rs check-test-changed .tmp/changed.txt (clippy, fmt, docs, and moq-relay plus its dependents' tests): pass (660 + 256 tests).
just rs test -p moq-relay --features test-support -E 'test(/^(connection|drain)::/)': 9 passed.
The same filter with --stress-count 30, MOQ_SIM_SEED unset so each iteration draws a random seed: 30/30 passed.
Negative check of the stats-poll fix: with the expected active count temporarily changed to 2, the stats test failed in 0.2s with the admitted session is counted: Elapsed. Reverted.
quest check: ok (from the earlier head; this round changed no quest files).
Follow-ups
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Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base; preserved quest deletion, base ACME removal in relocated text, and simulator guidance in shortened rs/AGENTS.md; passed cargo build --locked -p moq-relay --features test-support; cargo nextest run --locked -p moq-relay --features test-support --tests (432 passed, 9 skipped; local pkg-config/libclang/header paths supplied); cargo fmt -p moq-relay --check. (head 7b04475)
Codex (quest review), gpt-6.1-sol at medium effort, round 2 on head 7457804799f31ea1567ecfc5c10dfb91e8b3bd96 against origin/main (00a3c57dca): no findings. Round 1 (head c1a5b3ce3b) had no findings either.
Online reviews on c1a5b3ce3b:
CodeRabbit: the stats polls could never time out under the simulator. Fixed in 7457804799.
OpenAI: no findings. Its note about moq-dev/moq#7803 is recorded under Related.
connection.rs and drain.rs move from paused tokio to #[kio::test]: their
relay connections, session drivers, cluster, origins, and deciders run as
kio::clock::sim tasks, with origins built from moq-net's driver instead of
moq_tokio::origin::spawn.
This finishes the no-spawn epic, so its quests are deleted and its rule and
remaining spawns move into the m2 spawn audit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The relay's in-memory tests run on kio's simulator
test(relay): run the in-memory relay tests on kio's simulator
Nov 4, 2026
No actionable issue found in the simulator conversion. The detached simulator tasks remain driven and propagate panics, and the converted tests retain their assertions. When coordinating with #7803, remove the relocated ACME-renewal entry in quest/m2/spawn-audit.md once that removal lands.
Verification: GitHub-only static inspection of the simulator, test helpers and converted tests. I did not run the tests or stress seeds.
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✅ No new issues found.
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Simulator test harness: memory::connect, plus new spawn_cluster and origin helpers, now run the relay Connection::run, cluster driver, and origin driver on kio::clock::sim::spawn, dropping the handle to detach.
connection.rs: all seven tests use #[kio::test], build origins with memory::origin() instead of moq_tokio::origin::spawn(), drive the embedded decider on a simulator task, and poll stats with sim::yield_now.
drain.rs: both tests use #[kio::test], with the relay connection, decider, gated client driver, and drain waiter as simulator tasks.
Docs and quests: rs/AGENTS.md records the convention, and the finished no-spawn epic is deleted with its rule and retained-spawn list moved into quest/m2/spawn-audit.md.
I checked that dropping kio::clock::sim::JoinHandle detaches while still propagating a detached task's panic out of run, that memory::origin() is equivalent to moq_tokio::origin::spawn() apart from the process-abort path, that spawn_cluster mirrors the tokio helper in integration/main.rs, and that no stale links to the deleted quest remain.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The quest documentation now specifies a policy for remaining library async spawns and removes the earlier poll-first requirement pages. Relay in-memory helpers and integration tests now use kio’s simulator for task execution and simulated time. The connection and drain test scenarios and assertions remain otherwise unchanged.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 7b044
The relay tests move to simulated execution and time without identified production behavior changes. No actionable merge-blocking risk is established; merge after normal checks pass.
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- Line 292: Replace `kio::clock::sim::yield_now()` with a simulated timed sleep
in each active-presence polling loop, including the loops waiting for
`presence().active()` to equal 1 and 0. Ensure the sleep advances simulated time
so the enclosing `kio::clock::timeout(TIMEOUT, ...)` can expire.
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The stats test's `presence().active()` loops yielded with
`kio::clock::sim::yield_now`, which keeps the task runnable, so the
simulator never jumps the clock and the enclosing `TIMEOUT` could never
fire: a broken count spun until nextest killed the test. Sleep 1ms
instead so a wrong count fails at `TIMEOUT`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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✅ No new issues found.
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Stats poll timeout fix: the two presence().active() loops now sleep(1ms) on the simulated clock instead of sim::yield_now(), so a stalled count lets the simulator advance to the enclosing TIMEOUT and fail while a correct count still completes promptly.
I verified that kio::clock::sleep arms a simulated timer and that run_inner jumps to the earliest armed timer once every task stalls, which is exactly what the prior yield_now prevented.
The stats-poll timeout issue is addressed: both loops now park on simulated timers, allowing the simulator to advance to the enclosing deadline while retaining their assertions. No new actionable issue found. The coordination note for #7803 still applies.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of the update and simulator scheduling. I did not run tests or stress seeds.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 7457804 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.
quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at 7b04475, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with the land fixer's fix (codex / Codex): Merged base; preserved quest deletion, base ACME removal in relocated text, and simulator guidance in shortened rs/AGENTS.md; passed cargo build --locked -p moq-relay --features test-support; cargo nextest run --locked -p moq-relay --features test-support --tests (432 passed, 9 skipped; local pkg-config/libclang/header paths supplied); cargo fmt -p moq-relay --check..
- moq-relay's serve path is `Connection::run`, not `Connection::serve`.
- moq-net already bounds the SETUP reply with `Handshake::with_deadline`;
the accept deadline extends it back rather than adding a second one,
and the caller still bounds the transport handshake.
- The accept machine is `Server::accept_request`, which `accept` wraps.
- uring.rs calls moq-net's `with_deadline`/`set_limits`; it copies the
Deadline, admission bound and drain-bounded reply.
- "Libraries spawn nothing" is #6849, not #7805.
- moq-webrtc does not exist until the rename that requires the handoff,
so the handoff's first consumer is moq-tokio's own webrtc module.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
moq-relay's in-memory integration tests (
rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/connection.rsanddrain.rs) now run on kio's simulator (#[kio::test]) instead of paused tokio. This was the last child of the Libraries spawn nothing epic, and the epic's own work is done, so this PR deletes the whole epic.tests/integration/memory.rs:connectspawns the relay'sConnection::runand the client's session driver withkio::clock::sim::spawn. Newspawn_clusterandoriginhelpers drive a cluster and an origin on simulator tasks.tests/integration/connection.rs: all seven tests use#[kio::test]. They build origins withmemory::origin()instead ofmoq_tokio::origin::spawn()and run the embedded decider as a simulator task. The stats test polls its session counts with a 1ms simulated sleep, so a wrong count fails atTIMEOUTinstead of spinning:kio::clock::sim::yield_nowkeeps the task runnable, and the simulator only advances time once every task stalls (rs/kio/src/clock/sim.rs:6-8). That fixes CodeRabbit's finding.tests/integration/drain.rs: its two tests also use#[kio::test]. Its relay connection, decider, gated client driver, and drain waiter run as simulator tasks. The quest's Goal names onlyconnection.rs, butdrain.rsis the other in-memory relay test file, it sharesmemory::cluster(), and it converted mechanically, so leaving it on tokio would have split the helper.rs/AGENTS.md: the testing note now says that moq-relay's in-memory tests use#[kio::test], like moq-net.quest/m1/poll-first/no-spawn/(the README andsim-tests.md) and every link to it. Moved the epic's rule (poll everywhere and spawn nothing, no I/O seam, blocking work out of scope) and its list of spawns that stay into the spawn audit, so they survive the deletion. This unblocksquest/m2/spawn-audit.mdandquest/m3/video-web.md.Public API: none. Wire: none.
Choices made without asking
The quest's open decision: whether to move to m2 or require the spawn audit's moq-tokio conversion. I picked neither. The tests no longer use
moq_tokio::origin::spawn. They pairmoq_net::origin::Producer::newwith a simulator task, which is the same split that helper hides. The memoryconnecthelper is local to the tests, so it moved onto the simulator here. Converting moq-tokio's helpers stays with the spawn audit, and this quest stays in m1.Deleting the epic as well as this child. The epic's other goals had already landed:
tokio::spawnoutside tests.#[cfg(test)].bench.rs, the binding benchmark's Rust baseline.The epic's README had no work of its own left. Its decisions and the spawns that stay now live in the spawn audit.
Related
moq-dev/moq#7771 edits the line next to this PR's edit in
quest/m2/net-wrap/README.md. Whichever PR merges second gets a one-line conflict there.moq-dev/moq#7803 (remove built-in ACME) drops the ACME-renewal spawn from
quest/m1/poll-first/no-spawn/README.md, which this PR deletes after moving that list intoquest/m2/spawn-audit.md. Whichever PR merges second has to remove theCritical's ACME renewal (rs/moq-relay/src/relay.rs) entry fromquest/m2/spawn-audit.md. If #7803 lands first, this PR's merge of main gets a modify/delete conflict on the README: keep the deletion and editspawn-audit.md.Validation
On head
7457804799:quest gate just rs check-test-changed .tmp/changed.txt(clippy, fmt, docs, and moq-relay plus its dependents' tests): pass (660 + 256 tests).just rs test -p moq-relay --features test-support -E 'test(/^(connection|drain)::/)': 9 passed.--stress-count 30,MOQ_SIM_SEEDunset so each iteration draws a random seed: 30/30 passed.the admitted session is counted: Elapsed. Reverted.quest check: ok (from the earlier head; this round changed no quest files).Follow-ups
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Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base; preserved quest deletion, base ACME removal in relocated text, and simulator guidance in shortened rs/AGENTS.md; passed cargo build --locked -p moq-relay --features test-support; cargo nextest run --locked -p moq-relay --features test-support --tests (432 passed, 9 skipped; local pkg-config/libclang/header paths supplied); cargo fmt -p moq-relay --check.(head 7b04475)Codex (
quest review), gpt-6.1-sol at medium effort, round 2 on head7457804799f31ea1567ecfc5c10dfb91e8b3bd96againstorigin/main(00a3c57dca): no findings. Round 1 (headc1a5b3ce3b) had no findings either.Online reviews on
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