> Basically, if you make RPCs, breaking up your repositories or combining your repositories doesn't eliminate this problem. I kinda agree with this. But as som

> Basically, if you make RPCs, breaking up your repositories or combining your repositories doesn't eliminate this problem. I kinda agree with this. But as someone who has always worked in a microservice environment kept by different git repos I don't understand the benefits of a mono repo. I can see the benefits of a mono repo in a massive code base that produces a binary at the end (i.e. windows). But could you elaborate more on the benefits of a mono repo in the case of many small microservices?