yoebuild/yoe v0.10.0

on GitHub

Errata: due to an issue in the alpine module, you must currently run with:
yoe --allow-duplicate-provides.

• BREAKING CHANGE This project has been moved to a new Github org:
  https://github.com/yoebuild. yoe update from previous versions will not work
  and you will need to download and manually install the 0.10.0 binary.
• TUI search is now a query language; defaults to your image's working set.
  Press / to filter by type:, module:, status:, or in: (closure of any
  unit), in addition to plain substring search. Tab completes field names and
  values. The TUI starts filtered to in:<your-default-image>, so a project
  with thousands of units shows just what your image needs. Press S to save
  the current query to local.star as the new default; press \ to snap back
  to it. The header shows Query: … Units: N/M so you always know how many of
  the project's units the current filter is showing.
• Use apk-tools from alpine layer for now. It is built with docs.
• yoe repo clean drops stale .apk files. Removes any .apk in the
  project's local repo whose name+version no longer matches a current unit (unit
  deleted, version bumped, release suffix changed) and re-signs the regenerated
  APKINDEX. Without this, apk add happily picks the highest- versioned
  candidate even when that candidate is leftover from a since-deleted unit —
  which is how a LUA=no-built apk-tools ("apk has been built without help")
  could keep winning over Alpine's prebuilt long after the source unit was
  removed.
• Source-built openssl no longer collides with Alpine's libcrypto3 /
  libssl3. The openssl unit in units-core now declares
  provides = ["libcrypto3", "libssl3"], so any package whose runtime_deps
  reach libcrypto3 or libssl3 (e.g. units-alpine's apk-tools) routes
  back to the source-built openssl instead of pulling Alpine's split libcrypto3
  /libssl3 packages alongside. Without this, image-time apk add aborted with
  trying to overwrite usr/lib/libcrypto.so.3 owned by openssl-3.4.1-r0.
• units-alpine now lives in its own repo. yoe init and the e2e project
  pull units-alpine and units-jetson from github.com/yoebuild/ instead of
  carrying units-alpine inside this repo. Existing projects with
  path = "modules/units-alpine" should switch to a remote module(...) ref.
• Shadow notices are off by default. Cross-module unit shadowing and
  provides overrides no longer print a stderr notice on every load. Pass
  --show-shadows to see them when you actually want to audit which module won.
• --allow-duplicate-provides lets multiple units share a virtual. When
  set, units in the same module may declare the same provides (apk-style "any
  of these satisfies"); the first one wins for PROVIDES lookup. Needed for
  units-alpine's linux-firmware-* fan-out, where ~100 packages all provide
  linux-firmware-any.
• patches= resolves relative to the unit's own .star file directory. A
  unit can now ship its patches alongside its definition (e.g.
  units/bsp/foo/patches/0001-fix.patch next to units/bsp/foo.star), and the
  same patches=["patches/foo/0001-fix.patch"] works whether the unit is loaded
  from a local module override or a fetched remote module. Previously patches
  were resolved against the project root, which meant module-shipped patches
  couldn't be found unless every consumer copied them.

To update, run: yoe update
Or download the binary for your architecture and place it in your PATH.
Note: Yoe is in heavy development. We recommend cleaning your build directory and re-creating projects (yoe init) with each new release.