I worked in a monorepo for the first 10 years of my career. That repo was pretty much a custom Linux distribution including userspace, various kernel version an

I worked in a monorepo for the first 10 years of my career. That repo was pretty much a custom Linux distribution including userspace, various kernel version and various wireless drivers version. By the time I left the repo was close to 20 years old. Due to all the legacy baggage this wasn't for sure the best example. But I don't miss one bit being called to ssh on a machine to merge conflict in urgency to unblock some unknown project release. Nor the fear of blocking 1000+ dev if I f up somehow.