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In a monorepo, it’s generally possible to have one version identifier that describes the state of all the code in it. Additionally, you generally get more flex
by daxelrod 7y ago
In a monorepo, it’s generally possible to have one version identifier that describes the state of all the code in it.
Additionally, you generally get more flexibility of how to slice and dice your view of the repo, rather than being locked into code boundaries that were set once and are difficult to change.