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I’m curious what counts as a “large” monorepo?

• bob1029 6y ago
  This is a very subjective evaluation. You could look at # of files versioned, total bytes of the repository on disk, # of logical business apps contained within, total # of commits, etc. For me, its any repository where I would think "damnit im going to have to do a fresh clone" if the situation comes up. There isnt a hard line in the sand, but there is certainly some abstract sensation of "largeness" around git repos when things start to slow down a bit.