> I don't have time to read the whole thing, but it sounds like it works by breaking down a "super repo" into small "sub repos". They're explicitly not doing t

> I don't have time to read the whole thing, but it sounds like it works by breaking down a "super repo" into small "sub repos". They're explicitly not doing that. They have a massive, monolithic repo, and then tooling for interacting with that monolithic repo without having to grab the whole thing. They are not using Git. You just read the section titled "Alternatives".