# Package Cache Implementation Plan

> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking.

**Goal:** Add a persistent on-disk package cache so unchanged dependencies are installed from cache instead of rebuilt, while the named target always builds fresh.

**Architecture:** A new `PKG_CACHE` config var points at a local directory laid out as `<cat>/<prog>/<prog>-<ver>-<arch>-<build>_<tag>.txz`, one `.txz` per prog. Three pure helper functions (`cache_decision`, `cache_path`, `cache_store`) hold all cache logic and are unit-tested in `test-logic.sh`. `build_one` gains an `is_target` argument: the target builds fresh and refreshes the cache; deps install from cache on a version match, else build and cache. `update_base` wipes the cache when it patches the base.

**Tech Stack:** Plain bash (single file `sbo-batch-test`), `installpkg`/`upgradepkg` (pkgtools), overlayfs chroot. Self-check in `test-logic.sh` (no VM).

Spec: `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-24-package-cache-design.md`.

Note: work directly on master (user preference for this project). Commits are GPG-signed (`-S`). No em dash in any message or comment.

---

### Task 1: Add PKG_CACHE config var and example

**Files:**
- Modify: `sbo-batch-test` (CONFIG defaults block, around lines 41-50)
- Modify: `config.example`

- [ ] **Step 1: Add the default in the script CONFIG block**

In `sbo-batch-test`, the CONFIG block sets empty/default vars before sourcing the
external config. Add `PKG_CACHE` after `LOG_ROOT`. Find:

```sh
LOG_ROOT="/var/log/sbo-batch-test"
VERSION="15.0"
```

Replace with:

```sh
LOG_ROOT="/var/log/sbo-batch-test"

# Persistent package cache (local disk). Built dependency packages are stored
# here and reused across runs while their version is unchanged. Empty disables
# the cache (every package builds fresh). Wiped automatically when the base is
# patched. Layout mirrors the SBo tree: <cat>/<prog>/<prog>-<ver>-...txz
PKG_CACHE=""

VERSION="15.0"
```

- [ ] **Step 2: Document it in config.example**

In `config.example`, after the `LOG_ROOT` block, add:

```sh
# Persistent package cache. Local disk, survives across runs. Built dependency
# packages are stored here and reused when their version is unchanged. Wiped
# automatically when the base is patched. Leave empty to disable caching.
PKG_CACHE="/var/cache/sbo-batch-test"
```

- [ ] **Step 3: Verify syntax**

Run: `bash -n sbo-batch-test`
Expected: no output, exit 0.

- [ ] **Step 4: Verify self-check still passes**

Run: `bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: ends with `ALL LOGIC CHECKS PASS`.

- [ ] **Step 5: Commit**

```bash
git add sbo-batch-test config.example
git commit -S -m "Add PKG_CACHE config var (empty = disabled)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```

---

### Task 2: cache_decision (pure) + tests

**Files:**
- Modify: `sbo-batch-test` (new function, place it just before the "SBo tree lookup" section, i.e. before `find_slackbuild_dir`, around line 302)
- Test: `test-logic.sh`

`cache_decision <cat> <prog> <version>` globs the prog's cache dir and echoes one
token: `cached`, `bump:<oldver>:<newver>`, or `new`.

- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests**

In `test-logic.sh`, after the BLOCKED-BY-DEP block and before `# --- result`,
add:

```bash
# --- package cache ----------------------------------------------------------
PKG_CACHE=$(mktemp -d)
mkc() { mkdir -p "$PKG_CACHE/$1/$2"; : > "$PKG_CACHE/$1/$2/$3"; }

# exact version match -> cached
mkc net libfoo "libfoo-1.1-x86_64-1_danix.txz"
[[ "$(cache_decision net libfoo 1.1)" == "cached" ]] && ok "cache hit on version match" || bad "cache_decision should be cached, got [$(cache_decision net libfoo 1.1)]"

# different version cached -> bump:old:new
[[ "$(cache_decision net libfoo 1.2)" == "bump:1.1:1.2" ]] && ok "cache bump reported" || bad "cache_decision bump wrong, got [$(cache_decision net libfoo 1.2)]"

# nothing cached -> new
[[ "$(cache_decision net libbar 1.0)" == "new" ]] && ok "cache new for absent prog" || bad "cache_decision should be new, got [$(cache_decision net libbar 1.0)]"

# empty PKG_CACHE disables -> new
PKG_CACHE_SAVE="$PKG_CACHE"; PKG_CACHE=""
[[ "$(cache_decision net libfoo 1.1)" == "new" ]] && ok "empty PKG_CACHE disables (new)" || bad "disabled cache should be new, got [$(cache_decision net libfoo 1.1)]"
PKG_CACHE="$PKG_CACHE_SAVE"
```

- [ ] **Step 2: Run tests to verify they fail**

Run: `bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: FAIL lines for the cache checks (function not defined -> empty output mismatches), script exits 1.

- [ ] **Step 3: Implement cache_decision**

In `sbo-batch-test`, just before the `# === SBo tree lookup` section header (before
`find_slackbuild_dir`), add:

```sh
# =============================================================================
# Package cache. Persistent, on-disk store of built packages so unchanged deps
# are installed from cache instead of rebuilt. Layout mirrors the SBo tree:
#   $PKG_CACHE/<cat>/<prog>/<prog>-<ver>-<arch>-<build>_<tag>.txz
# One .txz per prog dir (the latest tested build). Key is prog+version; build
# number, arch, and tag do not affect a hit. Empty PKG_CACHE disables caching.
# =============================================================================

# Echo the version field of a cached package filename. <file> is a basename like
# prog-1.2-x86_64-1_danix.txz; prog may itself contain dashes, so strip the known
# prog prefix first, then take the field up to the next dash.
_cache_ver_of() {
  local prog="$1" base="$2"
  base="${base#"$prog"-}"     # drop "prog-"
  echo "${base%%-*}"          # version is up to the next dash
}

# cache_decision <cat> <prog> <version> -> echoes: cached | bump:OLD:NEW | new
cache_decision() {
  local cat="$1" prog="$2" version="$3"
  [[ -z "$PKG_CACHE" ]] && { echo new; return; }
  local dir="$PKG_CACHE/$cat/$prog"
  local f newest=""
  for f in "$dir/$prog"-*.t?z; do
    [[ -e "$f" ]] || continue
    [[ -z "$newest" || "$f" -nt "$newest" ]] && newest="$f"
  done
  [[ -z "$newest" ]] && { echo new; return; }
  local have; have="$(_cache_ver_of "$prog" "$(basename "$newest")")"
  if [[ "$have" == "$version" ]]; then
    echo cached
  else
    echo "bump:$have:$version"
  fi
}
```

- [ ] **Step 4: Run tests to verify they pass**

Run: `bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: the four new `ok:` lines, ends with `ALL LOGIC CHECKS PASS`.

- [ ] **Step 5: Commit**

```bash
git add sbo-batch-test test-logic.sh
git commit -S -m "Add cache_decision + tests

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```

---

### Task 3: cache_path + cache_store (pure) + tests

**Files:**
- Modify: `sbo-batch-test` (append both functions right after `cache_decision`)
- Test: `test-logic.sh`

`cache_path <cat> <prog> <version>` echoes the cached file for a matching version
(empty if none). `cache_store <cat> <prog> <src>` clears the prog dir and copies
`<src>` in (no-op if PKG_CACHE empty).

- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests**

In `test-logic.sh`, append to the package-cache block (after the cache_decision
tests, before restoring/!cleanup):

```bash
# cache_path returns the hit file for a matching version
hit="$(cache_path net libfoo 1.1)"
[[ "$hit" == "$PKG_CACHE/net/libfoo/libfoo-1.1-x86_64-1_danix.txz" ]] && ok "cache_path returns hit" || bad "cache_path wrong, got [$hit]"

# cache_path empty when version does not match
[[ -z "$(cache_path net libfoo 9.9)" ]] && ok "cache_path empty on miss" || bad "cache_path should be empty on miss"

# cache_store evicts: prog dir holds exactly the new file
srctmp=$(mktemp -d); : > "$srctmp/libfoo-1.2-x86_64-1_danix.txz"
cache_store net libfoo "$srctmp/libfoo-1.2-x86_64-1_danix.txz"
count=$(find "$PKG_CACHE/net/libfoo" -name '*.t?z' | wc -l)
[[ "$count" -eq 1 ]] && ok "cache_store evicts to one file" || bad "cache_store left $count files"
[[ -e "$PKG_CACHE/net/libfoo/libfoo-1.2-x86_64-1_danix.txz" ]] && ok "cache_store stored new file" || bad "cache_store did not store new file"
rm -rf "$srctmp"
```

- [ ] **Step 2: Run tests to verify they fail**

Run: `bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: FAIL lines for cache_path/cache_store (functions not defined), exit 1.

- [ ] **Step 3: Implement cache_path and cache_store**

In `sbo-batch-test`, immediately after the `cache_decision` function, add:

```sh
# cache_path <cat> <prog> <version> -> echoes the cached .txz path for that
# version, or nothing. Used to installpkg a cached dep.
cache_path() {
  local cat="$1" prog="$2" version="$3"
  [[ -z "$PKG_CACHE" ]] && return
  local dir="$PKG_CACHE/$cat/$prog"
  local f newest=""
  for f in "$dir/$prog"-*.t?z; do
    [[ -e "$f" ]] || continue
    [[ -z "$newest" || "$f" -nt "$newest" ]] && newest="$f"
  done
  [[ -z "$newest" ]] && return
  [[ "$(_cache_ver_of "$prog" "$(basename "$newest")")" == "$version" ]] && echo "$newest"
}

# cache_store <cat> <prog> <src-txz> -> clear the prog dir, copy src in.
cache_store() {
  local cat="$1" prog="$2" src="$3"
  [[ -z "$PKG_CACHE" ]] && return
  local dir="$PKG_CACHE/$cat/$prog"
  mkdir -p "$dir"
  rm -f "$dir"/*.t?z
  cp -a "$src" "$dir/"
}
```

- [ ] **Step 4: Run tests to verify they pass**

Run: `bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: the four new `ok:` lines, ends with `ALL LOGIC CHECKS PASS`.

- [ ] **Step 5: Commit**

```bash
git add sbo-batch-test test-logic.sh
git commit -S -m "Add cache_path + cache_store + tests

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```

---

### Task 4: Read each package version for cache lookups (helper)

**Files:**
- Modify: `sbo-batch-test` (new helper near the other SBo-tree lookups, after `read_requires`)

The build order printing and `build_one` need a package's VERSION from its
`.info`. Add a small reader so it is not duplicated.

- [ ] **Step 1: Implement version_of**

In `sbo-batch-test`, after the `read_requires` function (SBo tree lookup
section), add:

```sh
# Echo the VERSION field from a SlackBuild dir's .info (empty if unreadable).
# Used as the cache key's version component.
version_of() {
  local dir="$1" info="$dir/$(basename "$dir").info"
  [[ -f "$info" ]] || return
  # .info lines look like: VERSION="1.2.3"
  local v; v="$(grep -m1 '^VERSION=' "$info" | cut -d'"' -f2)"
  echo "$v"
}
```

- [ ] **Step 2: Add a test**

In `test-logic.sh`, the `mk` helper writes only REQUIRES. Extend the package-cache
block with a version_of check using a purpose-built .info:

```bash
# version_of reads VERSION from .info
mkdir -p "$T/cat/verpkg"
printf 'PRGNAM="verpkg"\nVERSION="3.4.5"\nREQUIRES=""\n' > "$T/cat/verpkg/verpkg.info"
[[ "$(version_of "$T/cat/verpkg")" == "3.4.5" ]] && ok "version_of reads VERSION" || bad "version_of wrong, got [$(version_of "$T/cat/verpkg")]"
```

- [ ] **Step 3: Run tests to verify pass**

Run: `bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: new `ok: version_of reads VERSION`, ends with `ALL LOGIC CHECKS PASS`.

- [ ] **Step 4: Commit**

```bash
git add sbo-batch-test test-logic.sh
git commit -S -m "Add version_of .info reader + test

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```

---

### Task 5: Annotate build order with cache outcome (real run + dry-run)

**Files:**
- Modify: `sbo-batch-test` (`run_target`, dry-run branch around lines 597-605 and real-run order print around lines 607-608)

Show per-package why it will build or reuse, in both dry-run and real run. The
target is the package whose dir equals the run's target dir (`target_dir` in
`run_target`).

- [ ] **Step 1: Add a shared annotator helper**

In `sbo-batch-test`, just before `run_target`, add:

```sh
# Echo a human label for a package's cache outcome, given its SlackBuild dir and
# whether it is the run's target. Mirrors cache_decision but renders text.
#   target, build (new) | target, rebuild: A -> B | cached (V) | rebuild: A -> B | build (new)
cache_label() {
  local dir="$1" is_target="$2"
  local cat prog ver dec
  cat="$(category_of "$dir")"; prog="$(basename "$dir")"; ver="$(version_of "$dir")"
  dec="$(cache_decision "$cat" "$prog" "$ver")"
  local label
  case "$dec" in
    cached)   label="cached ($ver)" ;;
    bump:*)   label="rebuild: ${dec#bump:}"; label="${label/:/ -> }" ;;
    *)        label="build (new)" ;;
  esac
  # The target always builds; never show it as plain "cached".
  if [[ "$is_target" == "1" ]]; then
    case "$dec" in
      cached) label="build (cached $ver, rebuilt as target)" ;;
    esac
    echo "target, $label"
  else
    echo "$label"
  fi
}
```

- [ ] **Step 2: Use it in the dry-run branch**

In `run_target`, replace the dry-run print loop. Find:

```sh
  if [[ $DRY_RUN -eq 1 ]]; then
    echo "  build order:"
    local d
    for d in "${RESOLVED_ORDER[@]}"; do
      echo "    $(pkg_key "$d")$([[ "${HAS_README[$d]:-}" == 1 ]] && echo "  [%README%]")"
      echo "$(pkg_key "$d")" >> "$RUN_DIR/build-order.txt"
    done
    return
  fi
```

Replace with:

```sh
  if [[ $DRY_RUN -eq 1 ]]; then
    echo "  build order:"
    local d
    for d in "${RESOLVED_ORDER[@]}"; do
      local it=0; [[ "$d" == "$target_dir" ]] && it=1
      local rdm=""; [[ "${HAS_README[$d]:-}" == 1 ]] && rdm="  [%README%]"
      printf "    %-30s %s%s\n" "$(pkg_key "$d")" "$(cache_label "$d" "$it")" "$rdm"
      echo "$(pkg_key "$d")" >> "$RUN_DIR/build-order.txt"
    done
    return
  fi
```

- [ ] **Step 3: Use it in the real-run order print**

In `run_target`, find:

```sh
  echo "  build order: ${RESOLVED_ORDER[*]##*/}"
  for d in "${RESOLVED_ORDER[@]}"; do echo "$(pkg_key "$d")" >> "$RUN_DIR/build-order.txt"; done
```

Replace with:

```sh
  echo "  build order:"
  for d in "${RESOLVED_ORDER[@]}"; do
    local it=0; [[ "$d" == "$target_dir" ]] && it=1
    printf "    %-30s %s\n" "$(pkg_key "$d")" "$(cache_label "$d" "$it")"
    echo "$(pkg_key "$d")" >> "$RUN_DIR/build-order.txt"
  done
```

- [ ] **Step 4: Verify syntax and self-check**

Run: `bash -n sbo-batch-test && bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: no syntax error; ends with `ALL LOGIC CHECKS PASS`.

- [ ] **Step 5: Commit**

```bash
git add sbo-batch-test
git commit -S -m "Annotate build order with cache outcome (run + dry-run)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```

---

### Task 6: Force a controlled OUTPUT path in the build heredoc

**Files:**
- Modify: `sbo-batch-test` (`build_one` chroot heredoc, lines 500-558)

The harness must control where SlackBuilds write the produced package, instead
of inheriting `OUTPUT` from the chroot environment. The verified run showed
`OUTPUT=/repo` leaking in (that is the user's -current repository convention and
must NOT be used). Force `OUTPUT` to a known overlay path so the build is
deterministic and the package can be found and cached reliably.

- [ ] **Step 1: Export a fixed OUTPUT inside the heredoc**

In `sbo-batch-test`, find (inside the chroot heredoc, near the top after the
`. ./$prog.info` line):

```sh
. ./$prog.info

# Log resolved build context so the overlay never needs to be kept.
echo "===== sbo-batch-test: $prog ====="
echo "PRGNAM=\${PRGNAM:-$prog} VERSION=\${VERSION:-?} BUILD=\${BUILD:-?} TAG=\${TAG:-?}"
echo "uname -m: \$(uname -m)   OUTPUT=\${OUTPUT:-/tmp}"
```

Replace with:

```sh
. ./$prog.info

# Force a controlled output dir so the harness, not the SlackBuild's environment,
# decides where the package lands. Never inherit OUTPUT (the user's -current repo
# convention sets it to /repo, which must not be touched here).
export OUTPUT=/sbo-work/output
mkdir -p "\$OUTPUT"

# Log resolved build context so the overlay never needs to be kept.
echo "===== sbo-batch-test: $prog ====="
echo "PRGNAM=\${PRGNAM:-$prog} VERSION=\${VERSION:-?} BUILD=\${BUILD:-?} TAG=\${TAG:-?}"
echo "uname -m: \$(uname -m)   OUTPUT=\$OUTPUT"
```

- [ ] **Step 2: Read the produced package from the forced OUTPUT**

In the heredoc's install section, find:

```sh
# 5. installpkg the resulting package (SlackBuilds write to \${OUTPUT:-/tmp})
out="\${OUTPUT:-/tmp}"
pkg="\$(ls -t "\$out"/${prog}-*.t?z 2>/dev/null | head -n1)"
```

Replace with:

```sh
# 5. installpkg the resulting package (written to the forced OUTPUT above)
out="\$OUTPUT"
pkg="\$(ls -t "\$out"/${prog}-*.t?z 2>/dev/null | head -n1)"
```

- [ ] **Step 3: Verify syntax and self-check**

Run: `bash -n sbo-batch-test && bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: no syntax error; ends with `ALL LOGIC CHECKS PASS`.

- [ ] **Step 4: Commit**

```bash
git add sbo-batch-test
git commit -S -m "Force controlled OUTPUT in build, do not inherit /repo

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```

---

### Task 7: Wire cache into build_one (install-from-cache, store-on-build)

**Files:**
- Modify: `sbo-batch-test` (`build_one` signature + body, lines 479-568; `run_target` call site, line 629)

`build_one` gains a third arg `is_target`. Target -> always build, then store.
Dep -> on `cached`, installpkg the cached .txz into the overlay and set status
`CACHED`; otherwise build, then store.

- [ ] **Step 1: Change the run_target call site to pass is_target**

In `run_target`, find:

```sh
    echo "  building $key ..."
    if build_one "$tmpdir" "$d"; then
      echo "  $key: ${ST_STATUS[$key]} (${ST_TIME[$key]}s)"
    else
      echo "  $key: ${ST_STATUS[$key]} (${ST_TIME[$key]}s)"
      failed_progs+=("$prog")
    fi
```

Replace with:

```sh
    local it=0; [[ "$d" == "$target_dir" ]] && it=1
    echo "  building $key ..."
    if build_one "$tmpdir" "$d" "$it"; then
      echo "  $key: ${ST_STATUS[$key]} (${ST_TIME[$key]}s)"
    else
      echo "  $key: ${ST_STATUS[$key]} (${ST_TIME[$key]}s)"
      failed_progs+=("$prog")
    fi
```

- [ ] **Step 2: Add is_target arg and the cache-install short-circuit in build_one**

In `sbo-batch-test`, find the start of `build_one`:

```sh
build_one() {
  local tmpdir="$1" dir="$2"
  local c="$tmpdir/chroot"
  local prog cat key
  prog="$(basename "$dir")"; cat="$(category_of "$dir")"; key="$cat/$prog"
  local logf="$RUN_DIR/${cat}_${prog}.log"
  local start; start=$(date +%s)

  # 1. copy SlackBuild dir into the overlay
  local workroot="/sbo-work"
  mkdir -p "$c$workroot"
  cp -a "$dir" "$c$workroot/$prog"

  # %README% reminder carries through to summary
  [[ "${HAS_README[$dir]:-}" == "1" ]] && ST_README["$key"]=1
```

Replace with:

```sh
build_one() {
  local tmpdir="$1" dir="$2" is_target="${3:-0}"
  local c="$tmpdir/chroot"
  local prog cat key
  prog="$(basename "$dir")"; cat="$(category_of "$dir")"; key="$cat/$prog"
  local logf="$RUN_DIR/${cat}_${prog}.log"
  local start; start=$(date +%s)
  local version; version="$(version_of "$dir")"

  # %README% reminder carries through to summary
  [[ "${HAS_README[$dir]:-}" == "1" ]] && ST_README["$key"]=1

  # Dependency with a version-matching cached package: installpkg it into the
  # overlay and skip the build entirely. The target never takes this path.
  if [[ "$is_target" != "1" ]]; then
    local cached; cached="$(cache_path "$cat" "$prog" "$version")"
    if [[ -n "$cached" ]]; then
      local workroot="/sbo-work"
      mkdir -p "$c$workroot"
      cp -a "$cached" "$c$workroot/"
      {
        echo "===== sbo-batch-test: $prog (from cache) ====="
        echo "cached package: $(basename "$cached")"
      } >> "$logf"
      if chroot "$c" /bin/bash -c "installpkg --terse '$workroot/$(basename "$cached")'" >>"$logf" 2>&1; then
        ST_TIME["$key"]=$(( $(date +%s) - start ))
        ST_STATUS["$key"]="CACHED"
        return 0
      fi
      # Cache install failed: fall through and build fresh.
      echo "cache install failed, building fresh" >> "$logf"
    fi
  fi

  # 1. copy SlackBuild dir into the overlay
  local workroot="/sbo-work"
  mkdir -p "$c$workroot"
  cp -a "$dir" "$c$workroot/$prog"
```

- [ ] **Step 3: Store the produced package after a successful build**

In `build_one`, find the tail that reads the status token:

```sh
  local status="BUILD-FAILED"
  [[ -f "$statf" ]] && status="$(cat "$statf")"
  local end; end=$(date +%s)
  ST_TIME["$key"]=$(( end - start ))
  ST_STATUS["$key"]="$status"
  [[ "$status" == "SUCCESS" ]] && return 0
  ST_REASON["$key"]="see $(basename "$logf")"
  return 1
}
```

Replace with:

```sh
  local status="BUILD-FAILED"
  [[ -f "$statf" ]] && status="$(cat "$statf")"
  local end; end=$(date +%s)
  ST_TIME["$key"]=$(( end - start ))
  ST_STATUS["$key"]="$status"
  if [[ "$status" == "SUCCESS" ]]; then
    # Copy the produced package out of the overlay into the persistent cache
    # before teardown, so it can be reused as a dep in this or a later run. The
    # build wrote to the forced OUTPUT=/sbo-work/output (see the heredoc).
    local built newest=""
    for built in "$c"/sbo-work/output/${prog}-*.t?z; do
      [[ -e "$built" ]] || continue
      [[ -z "$newest" || "$built" -nt "$newest" ]] && newest="$built"
    done
    [[ -n "$newest" ]] && cache_store "$cat" "$prog" "$newest"
    return 0
  fi
  ST_REASON["$key"]="see $(basename "$logf")"
  return 1
}
```

- [ ] **Step 4: Verify syntax and self-check**

Run: `bash -n sbo-batch-test && bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: no syntax error; ends with `ALL LOGIC CHECKS PASS`.

- [ ] **Step 5: Commit**

```bash
git add sbo-batch-test
git commit -S -m "Wire cache into build_one: install cached deps, store builds

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```

---

### Task 8: CACHED status in summary + cached count

**Files:**
- Modify: `sbo-batch-test` (`print_summary`, lines 663-698)

`CACHED` must be counted and colored as a non-failure, and the summary line gets
a cached count.

- [ ] **Step 1: Count and color CACHED**

In `print_summary`, find:

```sh
  local total=$SECONDS
  local succ=0 fail=0 blocked=0
```

Replace with:

```sh
  local total=$SECONDS
  local succ=0 fail=0 blocked=0 cached=0
```

Then find the status case:

```sh
    case "$st" in
      SUCCESS) col="$C_GRN"; ((succ++)) ;;
      BLOCKED-BY-DEP|UNMET-DEP) col="$C_YEL"; ((blocked++)) ;;
      *) col="$C_RED"; ((fail++)) ;;
    esac
```

Replace with:

```sh
    case "$st" in
      SUCCESS) col="$C_GRN"; ((succ++)) ;;
      CACHED)  col="$C_GRN"; ((cached++)) ;;
      BLOCKED-BY-DEP|UNMET-DEP) col="$C_YEL"; ((blocked++)) ;;
      *) col="$C_RED"; ((fail++)) ;;
    esac
```

- [ ] **Step 2: Add cached to both summary lines**

Find the screen summary line:

```sh
  printf "%s%d succeeded%s, %s%d failed%s, %s%d blocked%s, total %ss\n" \
    "$C_GRN" "$succ" "$C_RST" "$C_RED" "$fail" "$C_RST" "$C_YEL" "$blocked" "$C_RST" "$total"
```

Replace with:

```sh
  printf "%s%d succeeded%s, %s%d failed%s, %s%d blocked%s, %s%d cached%s, total %ss\n" \
    "$C_GRN" "$succ" "$C_RST" "$C_RED" "$fail" "$C_RST" "$C_YEL" "$blocked" "$C_RST" \
    "$C_GRN" "$cached" "$C_RST" "$total"
```

Find the summary.log line:

```sh
    echo "$succ succeeded, $fail failed, $blocked blocked, total ${total}s"
```

Replace with:

```sh
    echo "$succ succeeded, $fail failed, $blocked blocked, $cached cached, total ${total}s"
```

- [ ] **Step 3: Verify syntax and self-check**

Run: `bash -n sbo-batch-test && bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: no syntax error; ends with `ALL LOGIC CHECKS PASS`.

- [ ] **Step 4: Commit**

```bash
git add sbo-batch-test
git commit -S -m "Report CACHED status and cached count in summary

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```

---

### Task 9: Wipe cache on base patch

**Files:**
- Modify: `sbo-batch-test` (`update_base`, patching branch, lines 290-299)

When `update_base` actually patches, cached deps were built against the old base
and must be dropped.

- [ ] **Step 1: Add the wipe after patching**

In `update_base`, find:

```sh
  echo "$head_now" > "$marker"
  echo "Base patched."
}
```

Replace with:

```sh
  echo "$head_now" > "$marker"
  # Base changed: cached deps were built against the old base, drop them all.
  if [[ -n "$PKG_CACHE" && -d "$PKG_CACHE" ]]; then
    rm -rf "${PKG_CACHE:?}"/*
    echo "Package cache cleared (base changed)."
  fi
  echo "Base patched."
}
```

- [ ] **Step 2: Verify syntax and self-check**

Run: `bash -n sbo-batch-test && bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: no syntax error; ends with `ALL LOGIC CHECKS PASS`.

- [ ] **Step 3: Commit**

```bash
git add sbo-batch-test
git commit -S -m "Wipe package cache when base is patched

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```

---

### Task 10: Update docs (CLAUDE.md, README.md)

**Files:**
- Modify: `CLAUDE.md` (Status values; Architecture CONFIG entry; Open items/TODO; verified list)
- Modify: `README.md` (config var list; a cache section)

- [ ] **Step 1: CLAUDE.md status values**

In `CLAUDE.md`, find the Status values block:

```
`SUCCESS DOWNLOAD-FAILED MD5-MISMATCH BUILD-FAILED INSTALL-FAILED
BLOCKED-BY-DEP UNMET-DEP`. `%README%` recorded separately as a reminder flag,
not a status.
```

Replace with:

```
`SUCCESS CACHED DOWNLOAD-FAILED MD5-MISMATCH BUILD-FAILED INSTALL-FAILED
BLOCKED-BY-DEP UNMET-DEP`. `CACHED` = a dependency installed from the persistent
package cache instead of being rebuilt (target is never CACHED). `%README%`
recorded separately as a reminder flag, not a status.
```

- [ ] **Step 2: CLAUDE.md TODO entry (package cache is now done)**

In `CLAUDE.md`, find the deferred package-output cache TODO:

```
- **Package-output cache** (deferred, user wants it next): keep built `.tgz`
  outside the overlay, `installpkg` a cached dep instead of rebuilding. Fixes
  the "shared deps rebuilt per target" cost in category mode. Likely shape: a
  per-run stash in `$RUN_DIR/pkgcache` keyed `prog-version`, reused across
  targets within one run. NOT implemented yet.
```

Replace with:

```
- **Package cache (DONE).** Persistent `$PKG_CACHE` (config var, empty =
  disabled), SBo-tree layout `<cat>/<prog>/<prog>-<ver>-...txz`, one .txz per
  prog. Key = prog+version (build/arch/tag ignored). The named target always
  builds fresh and refreshes the cache; deps install from cache on a version
  match (status `CACHED`), else build and cache. Cache wiped when `update_base`
  patches. Pure `cache_decision`/`cache_path`/`cache_store`/`version_of` covered
  by `test-logic.sh`. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-24-package-cache-design.md.
```

- [ ] **Step 3: CLAUDE.md CONFIG architecture entry**

In `CLAUDE.md`, the CONFIG block architecture item lists the vars. Find the
opening of item 1 (`1. **CONFIG block**`) and add `PKG_CACHE` to the var list at
its start. Find:

```
1. **CONFIG block** - empty defaults plus a `source` of the external config
```

(do not change that line). Then find within the same item the sentence listing
the block's vars:

```
   defaults (`SLACKWARE_BASE LOCAL_MIRROR_15 SBO_TREE_ROOTS`) plus
   `CHROOT_LOCATION=/tmp LOG_ROOT VERSION=15.0`, sources the config if present
```

Replace with:

```
   defaults (`SLACKWARE_BASE LOCAL_MIRROR_15 SBO_TREE_ROOTS`) plus
   `CHROOT_LOCATION=/tmp LOG_ROOT PKG_CACHE='' VERSION=15.0`, sources the config
   if present
```

- [ ] **Step 4: CLAUDE.md verified list**

In `CLAUDE.md`, find the "Verified by self-check" item and append the cache
functions to its coverage list. Find:

```
  BLOCKED-BY-DEP propagation (`depends_on_failed`, including the transitive
  one-hop cascade). The check builds a fake SBo tree and sources the script with
```

Replace with:

```
  BLOCKED-BY-DEP propagation (`depends_on_failed`, including the transitive
  one-hop cascade), and the package-cache logic
  (`cache_decision`/`cache_path`/`cache_store`/`version_of`). The check builds a
  fake SBo tree and sources the script with
```

- [ ] **Step 5: README config var + cache section**

In `README.md`, the config prerequisites list documents the externally-set vars.
After the `SBO_TREE_ROOTS` item (item 3) add a short note, then add a cache
section after "Populating SLACKWARE_BASE". First, find the populate section's end
(the paragraph beginning "The base is kept patched automatically"). After that
paragraph, add:

```markdown
## Package cache

Set `PKG_CACHE` in your config to a local directory to cache built packages
across runs (leave empty to disable). Layout mirrors the SBo tree
(`<category>/<prog>/<prog>-<version>-...txz`), one package per prog.

The named target always builds fresh, it is the package under test. Its
dependencies are installed from the cache when their version is unchanged
(reported as `CACHED`), otherwise they are built and cached. A build order line
shows the outcome per package: `cached (1.1)`, `rebuild: 1.0 -> 1.1`, or
`build (new)`; `--dry-run` shows the same without building. The whole cache is
wiped automatically when the base is patched, since cached packages were built
against the previous base.
```

- [ ] **Step 6: Verify docs have no em dash and self-check still green**

Run: `grep -n "—" CLAUDE.md README.md || echo "no em dash"`
Expected: `no em dash`.
Run: `bash test-logic.sh`
Expected: `ALL LOGIC CHECKS PASS`.

- [ ] **Step 7: Commit**

```bash
git add CLAUDE.md README.md
git commit -S -m "Document package cache (CLAUDE.md, README)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>"
```

---

### Task 11: VM verification on buildsystem

**Files:** none (manual verification on the build VM)

This exercises the VM-only paths the self-check cannot reach. Run on
buildsystem as root, with `PKG_CACHE` set in `/root/.config/sbo-batch-tester/config`.

- [ ] **Step 1: Copy the updated script + example to buildsystem**

Run (from the repo on the workstation):
`scp sbo-batch-test config.example buildsystem:`

- [ ] **Step 2: Set PKG_CACHE in the buildsystem config**

On buildsystem, add to `/root/.config/sbo-batch-tester/config`:
`PKG_CACHE="/var/cache/sbo-batch-test"`

- [ ] **Step 3: Dry-run a package with deps**

Run: `sbo-batch-test --dry-run <prog-with-deps>`
Expected: build order lists each package with `build (new)` (cache empty), target
line prefixed `target,`.

- [ ] **Step 4: Real run, first time (populates cache)**

Run: `sbo-batch-test <prog-with-deps>`
Expected: deps build and are cached; target builds. Summary shows
`N succeeded, 0 failed, 0 blocked, 0 cached`. Check
`ls -R /var/cache/sbo-batch-test` shows one `.txz` per built prog.

- [ ] **Step 5: Second run reuses cached deps**

Run a DIFFERENT target that shares a dep, or re-run the same target.
Expected: shared deps report `CACHED`; summary cached count > 0; the target
still builds fresh (never CACHED). Per-dep log shows `(from cache)`.

- [ ] **Step 6: Confirm eviction on version bump**

Bump a dep's VERSION in its `.info` (or use a package whose version changed),
run a target needing it.
Expected: build order shows `rebuild: OLD -> NEW` for that dep; after the run its
cache dir holds exactly one `.txz` at the new version.

- [ ] **Step 7: Confirm base-patch wipe (optional, only if a patch is pending)**

If the mirror ChangeLog head has advanced, a run triggers `update_base`
patching, which prints `Package cache cleared (base changed)` and empties
`/var/cache/sbo-batch-test`. Skip if no patch is pending.

- [ ] **Step 8: Record results**

No commit. Note any deviation (especially the OUTPUT path in Task 6 Step 4: if
the produced package was not cached, check where the SlackBuild wrote it and
adjust the store glob in `build_one`).

---

## Notes for the implementer

- Single file `sbo-batch-test`, plain bash. Match the existing comment style and
  the `ponytail:` convention for deliberate shortcuts.
- No em dash anywhere (prose, comments, commit messages). Hard rule.
- Commits are GPG-signed (`-S`). Work on master.
- `set -uo pipefail` is on: guard array/glob expansions (`[[ -e "$f" ]]` before
  use), the existing code does this.
- The self-check sources the script with config set AFTER the source. The cache
  tests set `PKG_CACHE` after the source too (in the package-cache block).