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This topic is going to keep coming up because there isn't a single correct answer for all situations. It's like arguing about which editor is better. I have m
by 01100011 8y ago
This topic is going to keep coming up because there isn't a single correct answer for all situations. It's like arguing about which editor is better.
I have my opinions, but at the end of the day you need to choose what is right for your team and your project. You also should be open to new ideas and looking for ways to improve your current development processes and tooling. At the end of the day, version control is a means to an end and shouldn't be something that consumes a significant amount of your developers' time.
- ithkuil 8y agoI wonder if there is some fertile ground for tooling that can bridge the gap so you don't have to make and actual binding choice when you setup your project. For example tooling that federates multiple repos in a way that preserves most or all the advantages of the monorepos.