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Shrinks mbx-moq-dev's lifecycle from 30 days to 14 (infra/mbx/lifecycle.json, maxAge 1209600). It is already applied: wrangler r2 bucket lifecycle list mbx-moq-dev reports "Expire objects after 14 days".

Stacked on moq-dev/moq#8130, which is in the merge queue. Until #8130 lands, this diff also shows its commit.

Why

On 2026-11-07, 22 days in, the bucket held 1.2 TB, and the 30-day window was headed for about 1.65 TB (about $25/month at R2 list prices). 14 days roughly halves that. The cost is more cold rebuilds and re-uploads for crates no Nightly touches within two weeks. PutObject already costs more than storage (4.9M in 22 days).

Applying the rule deletes everything uploaded before about 2026-10-24 within a day, including the six oversized manifests the quest tracks. The next Nightly may restore less than usual.

Quest

quest/m0/ci/mbx-r2-verify.md records the decision and moves its 30-day references to 14. Its dated wait now only collects the numbers on 2026-11-26 and counts rebuilds the shorter expiry causes. It goes back to the maintainer only if that count argues for lengthening.

Decisions

mbx lifecycle:

• ✅ Shrink to 14 days (maintainer)
• Keep 30 days until the 2026-11-26 numbers
• Lengthen it

Review

Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, reviewed head 1d4ea91 against origin/main: no findings. Also fixed pullfrog's finding: infra/README.md now says 14 days.

Codex (quest review), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 on head a1732b9 (after merging main, which resolved the conflict with #8130's squash): no findings.

Codex (quest review), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 2 on head 1377a11 (after CodeRabbit's five quest-prose suggestions): no findings.

Public API: none. Wire: none.

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Walkthrough

The R2 lifecycle rule now expires objects 14 days after upload. The verification plan records the change and updates its storage estimates, related notes, and measurement instructions. The incomplete multipart-upload rule remains unchanged.

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 1377a

This change shortens R2 cache object expiry from 30 to 14 days and updates the docs and verification plan to match. The trade-off is more cold rebuilds, which is intended and tracked by the plan. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

Pre-merge checks: 5

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly identifies the change to a 14-day Rust cache object expiry.
Description check		The description explains the lifecycle change and the related documentation updates.
Docstring Coverage		No eligible functions found in the changed files. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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No actionable findings. The lifecycle value is exactly 14 days (1,209,600 seconds); the enabled all-object rule and one-day multipart-upload cleanup are otherwise unchanged. The existing infra/mbx/justfile applies this file to mbx-moq-dev. The quest consistently records the shorter retention and keeps cold-rebuild measurement as the follow-up. The inherited #8130 metrics-collection prose is accounted for.

Direction: shortening retention implements the recorded maintainer choice without adding cache machinery. Future evaluation should weigh request/rebuild costs alongside storage, as the quest proposes.

Verification: GitHub-only static inspection of both complete changed files, their base diff, the lifecycle recipe, and the stacked PR. I did not access Cloudflare, execute quest context/check or wrangler, verify that the rule is deployed, or verify object ages, deletion timing, metrics, savings, or cache-hit behavior. In particular, the stated deletion timing for the six manifests is not independently confirmed. COMMENT only, not approval.

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ℹ️ Minor suggestions only.

Reviewed changes

• infra/mbx/lifecycle.json — deleteObjectsTransition.maxAge drops from 2592000 (30 days) to 1209600 (14 days); the one-day multipart-abort transition is unchanged.
• quest/m0/ci/mbx-r2-verify.md — the Goal, baseline/decision prose, the oversized-manifest and macOS-miss notes, and the dated wait now record the 14-day expiry, the 2026-11-07 baseline (720,249 objects / 1.2 TB; 18.0M GetObject / 4.9M PutObject), and how a desktop agent collects the follow-up numbers.

ℹ️ infra/README.md still documents a 30-day expiry

The quest's 30-day references were updated, but the bootstrap section at infra/README.md:188 still says lifecycle.json "deletes every object 30 days after upload". That is now the only stale reference in the repo, and it sits directly above the just infra mbx lifecycle command this change was applied with, so a maintainer sizing the bucket or explaining why an object vanished reads the old window.

Technical details

# Update the mbx bootstrap doc to 14 days

## Affected sites
- `infra/README.md:188` — "`lifecycle.json` deletes every object 30 days after upload" is now wrong; should be 14.
- `infra/README.md:189-192` — the surrounding sentence about mbx writing once and never refreshing stays accurate, so only the number needs changing.

## Required outcome
- The bootstrapping section states the same expiry as `infra/mbx/lifecycle.json`, so it does not contradict the bucket's applied rule.

## Open questions for the human (optional)
- Whether to also record the cost rationale here, or leave that to the quest.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

• infra/README.md — The bucket bootstrap section now states that lifecycle.json expires objects after 14 days instead of 30, matching the 1209600 second maxAge in infra/mbx/lifecycle.json. This resolves the only finding from the prior review.

The remaining "30 days" mentions in infra/README.md refer to infra/nix/lifecycle.json (a separate rule) and released paths, so they are correct as written. No other files changed since the previous review.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @quest/m0/ci/mbx-r2-verify.md:
- Line 18: Update the request-count reporting in the verification document to
separate counts by lifecycle period and include each period’s date range, so the
14-day policy’s trade-off is visible rather than folded into an aggregate.
Ensure collection includes a full month under the 14-day rule.
- Around line 33-34: Update the 30-day and 14-day lifecycle comparison to label
the $25 estimate and its halving as storage-only. Keep request charges separate
from storage costs and note that shorter expiry may increase uploads when
comparing the options.
- Line 13: Update the cache-expiry guidance around “Each object expires 14 days
after upload” to account for uploads by every writer, including other hosted
Linux jobs; count a Nightly expiry rebuild only when no matching compilation was
uploaded by any writer within the 14-day window.
- Around line 56-57: Update the manifest-deletion passage in this document to
state that each manifest becomes eligible for deletion 14 days after upload,
deletion typically follows within 24 hours of expiry, and existing objects may
take longer after a rule change; remove the claim that deletion is guaranteed
within a day.
- Around line 153-155: Update the Nightly rebuild-count instructions near the
2026-11-07 baseline to require recording the expiry-specific count as unknown
when the evidence cannot establish it, rather than guessing or treating it as
zero; retain the existing maintainer-escalation condition.

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Reviewed changes

• Cold-rebuild goal covers every writer — "a crate no Nightly builds" became "a crate no hosted job builds", so another hosted job uploading a compilation no longer makes an expiry rebuild look Nightly-specific.
• Cost estimate labeled storage-only — the ~1.65 TB / ~$25 per month figure now says "in storage alone", keeping the request charges separate when comparing windows.
• Oversized-manifest deletion hedged — "within a day of the 14-day rule applied 2026-11-07" became "typically within a day", and each manifest is now tied to the 14-day lifecycle rather than the old 30-day one.
• Stale 30-day recommendation removed — the Waiting section's "Recommended: keep 30 days unless ..." paragraph is gone, replaced by recording the numbers beside the 2026-11-07 baseline, split at that date's lifecycle change, with unattributable rebuilds listed as unknown.
• macOS miss analysis dated — the expiry factor now records 30 days until 2026-11-07 and 14 days since.

infra/mbx/lifecycle.json and infra/README.md are unchanged since the prior review, so the applied rule and its docs still agree.

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