> I thought google hasn't use perforce for years but something called piper[1]. Yes, but for I guess the author wanted to keep things simple for outsiders. Pi

> I thought google hasn't use perforce for years but something called piper[1]. Yes, but for I guess the author wanted to keep things simple for outsiders. Piper is supposedly not much different than Perforce. Forgetting implementation details is just a centralized version control system that holds a monorepo and everyone* just test and build from trunk/master/head.