In the last year, there has been a concerted push by certain influential engineers to split our mono repo up. This was first done by splitting things into two r

In the last year, there has been a concerted push by certain influential engineers to split our mono repo up. This was first done by splitting things into two repos that were supposedly independent. But they really weren't. Naturally, there was code and configuration that we wanted to be common between the two repos. So now, the solution to every one of these problems is to break off more code its own repo. As the saying goes, as soon as you have two objects, soon you will want a third. It has become a complete nightmare to work with, and as far as I've seen so far has had zero tangible benefits.