> Three copies of a file, all 80% the same, but only one in use. I too have seen this. The one benefit of monolith in this case is the three files are in the s

> Three copies of a file, all 80% the same, but only one in use. I too have seen this. The one benefit of monolith in this case is the three files are in the same repo so at least it's (theoretically) easier to standardise on just one. If they're cross-repo duplicates, then it's a little trickier.