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I mean just having all your dependencies in a mono repo and vendoring the correct version your application depends on.
by rubyist5eva 6y ago
I mean just having all your dependencies in a mono repo and vendoring the correct version your application depends on.
- kelnos 6y agoIf that's all you want, you can absolutely use git as a monorepo, and you can check in vendored dependencies just as easily. The main downside (and I admit it can be a big one) to a git monorepo (vs. svn) is that you can't check out a subtree all that easily. (I do agree with the parent that svn externals is a lot more seamless than git submodules, though.)