Flirt is now Open-Source
Summary
Flirt, a local-first code review tool designed for the amend/rebase/force-push patch series workflow, has been open-sourced on Codeberg. It tracks previously reviewed state and diffs against the current changes, supporting multiple backends like GitHub and mailing lists, though the author warns it's not yet ready for general use.
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