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How big is your mono repo ? We have ~90k lines of java code. I don't think it will be a problem unless it grows ten times. We spend time grooming it. Removing
by huherto 10y ago
How big is your mono repo ?
We have ~90k lines of java code. I don't think it will be a problem unless it grows ten times. We spend time grooming it. Removing old code, etc. I believe it is the case for most companies. Unless you are google, facebook, square, etc.
- zellyn 10y agoOur Go monorepo has 1,325,332 lines of non-comment code, according to `cloc`, although about half of that is generated protobuf code. I'm still waiting for `cloc` to finish on the Java repo…
- durin42 10y agoIt's likely that Mercurial would scale for you today, using Facebook's stack. Drop me an email if you'd like to chat sometime.
- kyrra 10y agoMozilla may be a good company to look at that is open source and has a large codebase. They use a monorepo for Firefox (in mercurial). mozilla-central is around 154,000 files. Here's the cloc of mozilla-central: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Language files blank comment code -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUM: 102542 2311779 2493273 13090450 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- brianwawok 10y agoI bet even at 10 times you are fine. At 100 times maybe...
- neandrake 10y agoWon't the performance of version control software largely depend on the size of project history and not necessarily LoC? I work on a project where we just surpassed 100k commits in Mercurial, which includes largefile assets. Cloning is a lengthy process - other operations are also slow such as push/pull/stat and occasionally rebase.