Well informed article, thank you. In practice I'm pretty happy with a huge monorepo, but have a somewhat surprising problem with it: it makes fine-grained code

Well informed article, thank you. In practice I'm pretty happy with a huge monorepo, but have a somewhat surprising problem with it: it makes fine-grained code reuse too easy. People end up adding tons of dependencies, and building anything requires building ten thousand targets at head. (It seems the npm ecosystem ran into the same problem from another angle, they also made fine-grained reuse too easy and ended up with huge dependency trees.) In theory, the solution is using larger libraries with less frequent releases, but then we run into lag and the diamond problem again. I don't know how to square this circle.