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Sure, because the repo contains a ton of tools. Yet another advantage of the monorepo: if everything is in one repo nobody will notice that you haven't touched
by atoav 4y ago
Sure, because the repo contains a ton of tools. Yet another advantage of the monorepo: if everything is in one repo nobody will notice that you haven't touched that one part of the code since you wrote it.
Or let's phrase it differently: there will always be a part of the code that you do not have to touch for decades if all goes well. And if that part sits in a seperate repo, is it abandoned or just finished?