v0.10.12

• CI builds base-image from source on every push to main. A full
  end-to-end build — bootstrap toolchain, kernel, and image assembly — now runs
  in CI, so build regressions surface immediately instead of at the next
  release.
• yoe run works inside a QEMU guest (qemu-in-qemu). When no /dev/kvm is
  available, yoe run now falls back to TCG software emulation instead of
  failing with a KVM error, so you can launch a guest from within a guest. It
  prints a one-line note that emulation is in use.
• yoe run --port can remap a machine's default forwards. A --port entry
  whose guest port matches a machine forward now replaces it instead of adding a
  second, colliding one — so a nested yoe run can move its host-side ports off
  the ones the outer guest already holds.
• yoe run flags work after the image name. yoe run base-image --port …
  previously ignored every flag that followed the image name; flags and the
  image name may now appear in any order.
• yoe run explains a port conflict instead of failing cryptically. When a
  QEMU guest is already running, yoe run (and the TUI r key) now report
  which host port is taken and that an earlier run is probably still up, rather
  than an opaque exit status 1. Other QEMU launch failures now include the
  reason QEMU printed.
• yoe run remembers the QEMU guest memory. Pass --memory 8G once and the
  value is saved to local.star, so later runs reuse it without the flag. Set
  it without a run via yoe config set qemu-memory 8G, or on the TUI Setup page
  with ←/→. Clear it with an empty value to fall back to the machine default.
• QEMU can now be installed into an image. Adding QEMU pulled in filesystem
  libraries that conflicted with the bundled e2fsprogs, aborting the image
  build; that conflict is now resolved.
• QEMU machines now default to 4 GB RAM. The old 1 GB default was too small
  for memory-heavy unit builds run inside the guest — a self-hosted yoe build
  of the Linux kernel was OOM-killed at the link step. Bump the memory field
  in your machine file if you need more or less.
• TUI clean (c and C) now works on image units. Previously failed with
  permission errors on the root-owned files left by image builds; now routes
  through the same container-side rm that yoe clean uses.
• selfhost-image. Bootable image that bundles yoe, Go, Docker, git, and
  the dev-image tool set (tested on QEMU, soon native ARM systems).

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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.