I'm honestly getting a little tired of the repetition this cycle causes. Monorepos are Wrong, "too many" repos are also Wrong, and everyone needs to realize th

I'm honestly getting a little tired of the repetition this cycle causes. Monorepos are Wrong, "too many" repos are also Wrong, and everyone needs to realize that strawmaning the opposing side is really what wastes our time, not broken builds or waiting on dependencies to build. Monorepo people ignore the learned lessons of those who came before us, and are trying to drag their teams back into a simpler time that, while nice, does not exist anymore. If you use any dependencies at all, you don't live in a monorepo world, and lying to yourself and your coworkers will only leave you confused and angry that your expectations are constantly not being met. The solution isn't to split every single component into its own repo, but pretending like that's what anyone rational is proposing is not working with the best form of the argument. It's not always completely clear how to split up a growing codebase, but to claim that it's not usually worth splitting up is Wrong.