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Well, if they're actually independent, clearly those shouldn't be in the same repository...

• t0astbread 4y ago
  "Independently usable" does not have to mean "totally independent". The libraries could be related to the same product using the same infrastructure.
• howinteresting 4y ago
  That doesn't follow. Why should they not be in the same repository? They may be related but independently usable.
• tricky777 4y ago
  mono repo approach (or something to that direction)
  • jrochkind1 4y ago
    Do people use a mono repo approach with different parts of the repo having different version numbers? The way I thought of it, the whole point of mono repo is not that.
    • howinteresting 4y ago
      Sometimes, yes. Monorepos use monolithic versioning internally, but they may use semantic versioning when publishing libraries.