That why I mentioned Bazel, once monorepo reach certain size you need to invest in right tooling. What people do instead is splitting into multi-repo and keep u

That why I mentioned Bazel, once monorepo reach certain size you need to invest in right tooling. What people do instead is splitting into multi-repo and keep using the same tooling. By splitting repo you exchange easy problem of scaling tooling for very hard multi-repo/micro-service/coordination. IMO, the biggest problem with splitting repo is Conway Law, once split you change important dynamics of product development.