[kixelated]

Nightly's "Rust bench targets" workload panicked in session_delivery_broadcasts/moq-transport-22/.../broadcasts=16 with server handshake failed: Timeout (run 42487375545). This fixes the cause in the bench harness. It does not raise the timeout.

Cause

Reproduced locally by running lite-07 broadcasts=4096 and then mt-22 broadcasts=16 in one process. The second cell fails with the same Timeout every time.

• session/mod.rs built one current-thread runtime per benchmark group and shared it across every cell. Session drivers are detached, so a dropped room's sessions stay alive on that runtime.
• route::Router::show rebuilds an identity's whole claim view on each update. At 4096 claims, moq-lite-07's teardown work is quadratic. It ran inside the next cell's block_on: the mt-22 setup burned 10.4s of CPU while its own work alone takes 25ms. That is past the server's 10s handshake deadline.
• Measured: with one runtime per cell, mt-22/16 setup takes 8ms after the same lite-07 cell.

Also found at today's main: moq-dev/moq#8266 removed MockConnectOptions::proxy, which defaulted to on. The bench's model relay then stopped forwarding learned routes, and every moq-lite-07 cell hung forever in its first follow().available(). Bisected to that commit.

Changes

• Each cell in delivery, join, dash, churn, allocations, range_updates and fanout_threads gets its own runtime.
• Model::relay turns with_proxy(true) on, as moq-relay's cluster does.
• Deletes the finished quest.

Verification

• All 436 cells of the full moq-net session bench complete (short sampling).
• The moq-relay session bench compiles.
• just check passes.

Public API: none. Wire: none.

Caused by

• moq-dev/moq#8266 - dropped the harness's proxy default, so lite-07 bench cells hang.
• The shared runtime is as old as the bench. No single PR caused it.

Follow-ups

• Plan: quadratic Router::show for one identity with many claims. moq-lite-07 setup at 4096 broadcasts takes 4.9s of CPU, against 0.5s for lite-06, and teardown costs the same. Check for overlap with moq-dev/moq#8293 first.

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Review

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• Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort
• Session: 01a1c131-f8d2-70f0-926f-bf96b9af2476, round 1
• Head: cf5c44d
• Base: origin/main at bad28ce
• Score: 9/10, Per-cell runtimes isolate teardown from subsequent benchmark workloads, and proxying matches production relay behavior, with no actionable defects found by source inspection; builds and tests were not run as instructed.
• Findings: none

Head 9321acd is a conflict-free merge of origin/main into reviewed head cf5c44d (via 7f8cc8d); the PR diff is unchanged, so no new round. just check passes.

[kixelated]

Independent local review (Sonnet 5.5) of 2f214d4: no correctness findings. It confirmed rt drops after each room and cluster, Pair::drop is safe off-runtime, and moq-relay's bench uses its own proxying relay. Its one low-severity note, that fanout_threads still shared a runtime across versions, is fixed in cf5c44d.

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[kixelated]

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Reviewed head: cf5c44d

No actionable correctness or design findings. Per-cell runtimes isolate detached session/relay work without including runtime construction in the timed measurements; the latest fanout_threads change also isolates versions. Enabling proxying on model relays matches moq-relay while leaving publisher/viewer origins unchanged. This is an appropriately scoped harness fix; the separate quadratic route-update cost still warrants its planned follow-up.

Verification limits: GitHub-only source review of the full changed files and relevant harness, origin, and relay code. I did not compile or run benchmarks, independently reproduce the timeout, or verify the reported timing improvements. GitHub's Check job is still running; this is a COMMENT review, not approval.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

• Per-cell runtimes: delivery, join, dash, churn, allocations, range_updates, and fanout_threads now build their runtime inside the cell loop instead of sharing one per bench group, so a dropped room's detached sessions stop with its own runtime rather than running inside the next cell's setup. idle and withdrawal already did this.
• Proxying model relay: Model::relay returns origin.with_proxy(true), restoring moq-lite-07 forwarding of learned routes that MockConnectOptions::proxy (default on) supplied before #8266 removed it. This mirrors moq-relay's cluster (rs/moq-relay/src/cluster.rs:1483), and publisher/viewer origins stay proxy-off as applications should.
• Quest cleanup: deletes the completed session-bench-handshake quest and its ## Required row in the Nightly README, with no remaining references.

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The session benchmarks now create separate runtimes for benchmark cells, or for each fanout worker/version combination. Model::relay enables proxying on its origin. The Nightly handshake requirement and its planning document were removed.

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rs/moq-net/benches/session/mod.rs: 1

1207-1207: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value

Add a regression check for cell isolation.

Exercise two benchmark cells and check that detached work from the first cannot run in the second. The current delivery assertions can pass without detecting that overlap, so a runtime-sharing regression could contaminate measurements.

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Review comment at @rs/moq-net/benches/session/mod.rs at line 1207:
The benchmark’s delivery assertions do not detect detached work crossing between
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[kixelated]

Declining CodeRabbit's nitpick to add a cell-isolation regression check: the bench builds a fresh runtime inside each cell's loop (rs/moq-net/benches/session/mod.rs), so sharing can only come back through a visible structural edit. A test that runs two cells and detects leaked detached work would need its own runtime harness and wall-clock-sensitive assertions, which costs more than it protects. The nightly bench run is the check.

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