That's exactly how I understand the benefits of monorepo and it seems like a terrible idea. You might spend one week building next version of your component an

That's exactly how I understand the benefits of monorepo and it seems like a terrible idea. You might spend one week building next version of your component and 3 months updating all of the dependents. Then do it again. And again. You are working at a fraction of your productivity. I wonder if that's why Google needs thousands of engineers. Whereas I just updated stripe from 2.x.x to 5.x.x in one of the projects I'm working on, because new version has features that I needed. I never wasted time updating to other versions until I had a need to. It also limits your ability to break backwards compatibility in new versions, because we all of course are coming up with great designs right from the beginning. I get the security and performance benefits of keeping all dependencies up to date, but man, the time sink and limitations seem so not worth it.