That's short-sighted. What about repos containing eg. a frontend and a backend? I did that with a Go/React project and I naturally ended up with: eslint conf, p

That's short-sighted. What about repos containing eg. a frontend and a backend? I did that with a Go/React project and I naturally ended up with: eslint conf, prettier conf, tsconfig, package.json, yarn.lock, editorconfig, Makefile, jest config, go.mod/go.sum, golangcilint.yml, Docker file/.dockerignore and travis.yml. Tell me, what should I discard? And no, splitting the Go part and the React part is not an option as it makes releasing ten times harder. Telling people to "just use fewer tools" might make you feel clever, but it's just snarky, really.