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Problem

Nightly's Audio quality job fails its "WebSocket fallback startup benchmark" step with error: evaluate: Error: handshake timeout. The fake peer in js/net/bench/qmux.ts is a raw Bun WebSocket server that never sends QMux transport parameters, and @moq/qmux's Session.ready now waits for them before it resolves.

Approach

The bench server accepts each upgraded socket with Session.accept, the same entry point a real server uses, so the session sends its transport parameters first. The socket is adapted to the WebSocketStreamLike shape with a readable fed from message, a writable that calls ws.send, and close that forwards to ws.close.

The fake peer logs the accepted session's close, so a server-side handshake timeout shows in the bench output; the client otherwise sees only a generic socket close. A text frame closes the socket with 1003 instead of throwing from the Bun handler.

No helper is shared with js/qmux/bench/datagrams.ts. That file reaches Frame internals through a relative import, and @moq/qmux does not export them, so sharing would mean either exporting a bench-only helper from the package or importing across packages. Neither is worth it for one enqueue; datagrams.ts keeps its own copy as fixed in #8290.

The quest file and its link in quest/m0/nightly/README.md are deleted, since this PR finishes the quest.

Caused by

• moq-dev/moq#8054 - made QMux ready wait for the peer's transport parameters; the Bun fake peer was never updated to send them.

Impact

• Public API: none.
• Wire: none.

Alternatives

• Hand-encode the transport-parameters frame in the bench. Rejected: it duplicates the wire encoding and drifts from the real server.
• Export a bench helper from @moq/qmux and share it with datagrams.ts. Rejected: adds package surface for a bench.

Follow-ups

• None suggested. js/qmux/bench/datagrams.ts keeps its one-line transport-parameter enqueue, which fix(ci): repair nightly tooling and skip pending JS route lanes #8290 added; migrating it to Session.accept would be churn for no gain.

Decisions

• ✅ Log the accepted session's close in the fake peer (rejected: drop it silently). A server-side handshake timeout is otherwise invisible; the client only sees the socket close. Reviewer thread on js/net/bench/qmux.ts:69.
• ✅ Close with 1003 on a text frame (rejected: throw from the handler; forward the frame to Session). Session's inbound readable carries bytes only, so a text frame cannot be forwarded, and the close reaches the session through its existing close path. Reviewer thread on js/net/bench/qmux.ts:78.
• ✅ Drop the js/watch/src/audio/ring-buffer.test.ts line (rejected: keep it and correct the body). Verified: on main, biome reports useIndexOf as info and --error-on-warnings still exits 0, so it does not block just check. The line is outside this quest's goal. Reviewer thread from pullfrog on js/watch/src/audio/ring-buffer.test.ts:1057.

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• Head: 9caf21d
• Base: origin/main at e336afb
• Score: 9/10, The fake peer now uses Session.accept to exchange transport parameters, fixing the benchmark handshake failure without changing shipped APIs; source review found no actionable defects, but builds and tests were not run as instructed.
• Findings: none

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Walkthrough

The QMux benchmark now passes WebSocket upgrade data to a typed peer and uses readable and writable byte streams to connect WebSocket traffic to a QMux session. It rejects text frames and frames received before opening. The socket-close handler closes the incoming stream and resolves the close promise. The nightly QMux benchmark entry and planning document were removed. A ring-buffer test now locates the first zero-valued sample with indexOf(0).

Severity of issue fixed: Low

Merge Risk: Low · previous review 5745f

The benchmark handshake fix is mergeable with bounded follow-up: server-side failures can lose useful diagnostics, and unexpected text frames bypass normal connection-error handling.

Pre-merge checks: 5

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Title check		The title names the main change: the QMux startup benchmark's fake peer now sends transport parameters. The raw summary and PR objectives both confirm the bench server now uses Session.accept so the s…
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Description check		The description explains the QMux benchmark handshake failure, the Session.accept fix, and the related cleanup. It matches the changeset.

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Review comments at @js/net/bench/qmux.ts:
- Around line 70-78: Update the `message` handler to forward text frames to
`Session` instead of throwing in the WebSocket callback. Preserve the frame type
when enqueuing so `Session` can reject the text frame and close the connection
through its protocol-error handling.
- Around line 46-69: Update the websocket open handler around Session.accept to
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ℹ️ Minor suggestions only.

Reviewed changes

• The benchmark's fake peer now accepts like a server — js/net/bench/qmux.ts adapts each upgraded Bun socket to the WebSocketStreamLike shape and hands it to Session.accept in open, so the peer sends its transport parameters and the browser's Session.ready no longer waits for a frame that never arrives. I reproduced both sides without a browser: the base handler leaves ready pending (the reported handshake timeout), while this handler resolves it and the session closes cleanly.
• The completed quest is removed — quest/m0/nightly/qmux-bench-peer.md and its ## Required line are deleted, with no remaining references in the tree or sh/gh/test-inventory.allow.
• One unrelated lint rewrite — js/watch/src/audio/ring-buffer.test.ts swaps findIndex for indexOf.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed 5745f5a. No actionable findings. The Bun peer now passes the negotiated protocol and binary frame streams to Session.accept, whose startup sends transport parameters before ready resolves. Checked this against the eager/lazy clients and session shutdown path; the ring-buffer indexOf rewrite preserves the existing zero-sample check.

Verification limits: GitHub-only static review. I did not run the Bun/Chromium startup benchmark or tests; the scheduled benchmark still needs to verify all eager/lazy and latency combinations.

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Reviewed 9caf21d against my previous review at 5745f5a; both share base 91c72d2. No actionable findings in this update. The new catch preserves server-side handshake failures in the logs, and closing text frames with 1003 reaches the existing session shutdown path without throwing from Bun's message handler. The unrelated ring-buffer change is removed. Keeping Session.accept avoids duplicating transport-parameter encoding.

Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the updated adapter, session lifecycle and eager/lazy callers. I did not run tests or the Bun/Chromium benchmark; Check is still running. Runtime verification should cover both startup variants at 0/50 ms latency, handshake-timeout logging and text-frame closure.

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✅ No new issues found.

The new commit 9caf21d addresses the one prior inline suggestion: the unrelated js/watch/src/audio/ring-buffer.test.ts change is gone, and the PR body now records that decision. The delta also adds two small improvements in js/net/bench/qmux.ts:

• session.closed.catch(...) logs a server-side close cause, so a handshake timeout is visible in the benchmark output instead of only the client's generic socket close.
• A text frame now closes the socket with 1003 rather than throwing out of the Bun handler, matching the QMux text-frame rejection.

I verified bunx tsc --noEmit --project net/bench/tsconfig.json and bun biome check --error-on-warnings net/bench/qmux.ts both pass on the head tree. The benchmark itself needs a Playwright browser, which this sandbox lacks, so I could not re-run it; the prior wire-level check remains the evidence for the handshake fix.

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