yoebuild/yoe v0.10.1

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• TUI flash offers sudo chown on permission denied. Previously the flash
  view just showed "permission denied" and dead-ended — matching the CLI's
  behavior, the TUI now prompts to run sudo chown $USER /dev/... and retries
  the write automatically.
• TUI home screen has tabs. Press tab to cycle between Units (the existing
  list), Modules (declared modules with git status), and Diagnostics (shadowed
  units and duplicate provides). The diagnostics tab carries a count badge so
  issues are visible from any tab.
• --allow-duplicate-provides is on by default. No more passing the flag on
  every yoe invocation while the linux-firmware-* fan-out keeps tripping the
  strict check.
• Modules renamed: units-* → module-*. units-core, units-rpi,
  units-alpine, and units-jetson are now module-core, module-rpi,
  module-alpine, and module-jetson. Update module(...) URLs and any
  path = "modules/units-..." entries in your PROJECT.star.
• helix actually runs on the device. Was previously bundled as a
  glibc-linked binary that failed silently with hx: not found; now uses
  Alpine's musl build.
• Images that include apk-tools or libcurl build again. A collision
  between the source-built ca-certificates and Alpine's
  ca-certificates-bundle was aborting apk add at image-assembly time.
• SIZE column in the TUI updates as each unit finishes. No more waiting
  for the whole image to complete before transitive deps show their size, and
  partial sizes survive a mid-build failure.
• Modules show their declared name. The TUI's MODULE column and any
  diagnostic that names a module now use the name set in MODULE.star's
  module_info(name = ...) instead of the path basename — so a module
  referenced via path = "modules/units-core" displays as core if that's what
  it calls itself. Falls back to the path basename when no module_info is
  declared.
• dev-image ships helix instead of vim. Drops the editor entry that
  was unintentionally resolving to Alpine's gvim (and its X11/GTK runtime
  closure), keeping the image lean.
• Unit detail shows what uses it and what it pulls in. The detail page now
  opens with two new sections above the build log: USED BY traces back
  through runtime_deps to show which packages you wrote in image() pulled this
  unit in, e.g. dev-image → yazi → libpango → cairo, so you can answer "why is
  this on my device?" at a glance. PULLS IN shows the unit's runtime-deps as
  a tree. Drilling into an image starts from exactly the packages you wrote in
  image() (plus machine packages), then expands each one to show what it drags
  in transitively.
• TUI layout overhaul. Title and banners stay put when the list is long, the
  help bar is always the last line, status messages flash in its place, and
  pressing / turns the Query: header itself into the search input. Long unit
  names get an ellipsis instead of breaking column alignment.
• Sort columns from the keyboard. Press o to cycle the unit table through
  NAME → CLASS → MODULE → SIZE → DEPS → STATUS; O flips direction. The
  active column shows ↑ or ↓ next to its label.
• Help bar highlights shortcut keys. Each shortcut letter renders in amber
  matching [yoe], so you can scan keys without reading every word.
• Cursor follows the work. The TUI opens with the cursor on the default
  image, jumps to whatever unit is currently building, and the cursor's full
  unit name is always visible just above the help bar.
• Configure the default image per developer. local.star accepts
  image = "..." to override defaults.image. Pick an image from the new
  Image entry in Setup (s) and the choice is saved — and the active search
  re-anchors to in:<image>. Flows through yoe run, yoe config show, and
  the TUI.
• More columns in the unit table. Each row now also shows the module that
  owns the unit (after shadow resolution), its install size after build (.img
  size for images), and how many units it pulls into a runtime closure — so
  bloat is easy to spot before flashing.
• yoe --help works and lists global options. --help, -h, and help
  all print usage, including --project, --show-shadows, and
  --allow-duplicate-provides.

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.