v0.12.11

• Grab a package straight from the upstream distro on a dev device. Dev
  images now ship a yoe-enable-upstream-feeds command; run it on the booted
  device to pull experimentation packages (htop, strace, …) directly from
  the upstream Alpine or Debian/Ubuntu mirror with apk add <pkg>@upstream /
  apt install -t <suite> <pkg>. The feed is held back so it never replaces
  your source-built base, and it stays absent from images that don't ship the
  enabler.
• Debian/Ubuntu devices no longer error on apt update. The device's
  /etc/apt/sources.list is no longer left pointing at a build-time mirror path
  that doesn't exist on the device, so a routine apt update runs clean.
• /etc/os-release now records the base distribution and version. Alongside
  yoe's own identity, images stamp ID_LIKE plus YOE_BASE_ID /
  YOE_BASE_VERSION_ID with the upstream backend the image was built on (e.g.
  debian/trixie, ubuntu/resolute, alpine/v3.21), so a booted system
  reports what it's based on. Templates can use the new base_distro and
  base_version variables.

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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.