yoebuild/yoe v0.10.4

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• Search bar clears with Ctrl+U. Readline's kill-line shortcut wipes the
  query input back to a blank bar in one keystroke — faster than holding
  Backspace or pressing \ to snap to the saved default. Live-applied like a
  backspace, so the unit list updates to "showing all" immediately.
• Tab completions show up under the query bar. When the search input can't
  be advanced further (multiple equally-good matches), the candidate list now
  renders as a vertical column directly under the query bar — closer to the
  cursor than the previous horizontal blob at the bottom of the screen, and
  easier to scan for the next character to type. Long lists truncate with a "(N
  more — type a letter to narrow)" hint.
• Fresh projects from yoe init build out of the box. The generated
  PROJECT.star now pins xz to the Alpine module, matching the canonical
  e2e-project template. Without this, kmod's depmod failed at image-assembly
  time because module-core's xz is static-only and doesn't ship liblzma.so.5.
• Switching a unit/module to dev mode transfers far less data. The
  depth-limited fetch (last 100 / 1000 commits, last year, last month) now
  narrows to the unit's pinned ref instead of fanning out across every branch
  the upstream tracks, and adds --filter=blob:none so file content comes down
  on demand instead of all at once. For a Linux-kernel-sized repo that's the
  difference between a multi-gigabyte fetch and tens of megabytes; git log and
  git blame still work, and missing blobs are fetched lazily when needed.
• TUI / makes refining an existing query faster. When you press / and
  the active query is non-empty, the bar opens with a trailing space so you can
  immediately type the next term — no need to press End or space first. A blank
  query still opens empty.
• Toggle any unit or module between pinned and dev mode from the TUI. A new
  SRC column on the units and modules tabs surfaces whether each source dir is
  yoe-managed (pin), tracking upstream (dev), has commits beyond upstream
  (dev-mod), or has uncommitted edits (dev-dirty). Press u on a unit's
  detail page (or a module row) to switch between pin and dev — yoe asks whether
  to rewrite origin to SSH, then how much history to fetch (full / last 1000
  commits / last 100 commits) so the Linux kernel's full history doesn't have to
  come down every time. A spinner runs while the fetch is in flight so you can
  see something is happening. Once you're happy with a dev-mod HEAD, P
  captures it back into the .star pin so other people building the project
  pick it up. A dev* unit is left untouched at build time, so yoe build
  won't overwrite your working tree or undo in-flight changes.
• TUI size column no longer overflows on big artifacts. Sizes like a 1003
  KiB kernel image render as 1003K instead of 1003.4K, keeping the column
  aligned. The decimal still shows for small values (e.g. 9.9K, 1.2M) where
  it carries useful precision.
• Device hostname now matches the machine, not the image. A fleet of
  raspberrypi4s flashed with dev-image no longer all answer to
  yoe-dev.local; each board comes up as <machine>.local (e.g.
  raspberrypi4.local, qemu-x86_64.local) so they're distinguishable on the
  LAN out of the box. Set hostname = "..." on an image to override (e.g. a
  branded kiosk image).
• TUI help bar reflects the active mode. While typing in the search bar, the
  bottom help row swaps to the keys that actually work there (type filter,
  tab complete, ⌫ delete, enter apply, esc cancel) instead of pretending
  b build, q quit, etc. still fire. Out of search-edit it shows the
  navigation shortcuts as before.
• Tab in the search bar always shows progress. When Tab can't advance the
  input (multiple candidates with no common prefix to extend — most visibly when
  you've just opened the bar, or typed a single ambiguous letter), the candidate
  list now flashes in place of the help bar instead of silently doing nothing.
  Single-candidate completions still splice in. Empty pool flashes "no
  completions".

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.