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We use GitLab in the company I work for. There may be repositories created by others in the company, that depend on repos I work on, where I don’t have access t
by codetrotter 4y ago
We use GitLab in the company I work for. There may be repositories created by others in the company, that depend on repos I work on, where I don’t have access to said other repos. So to me these are invisible. If everything was in one monorepo, it’d all be visible to me easily.
- Kwpolska 4y agoThat’s more of a culture thing. Your company chose to enforce more granular permissions. Perhaps there are good reasons behind it, e.g. code for different clients being under different contracts and NDAs.
- jkrems 4y agoThat's a question of policy, not of repo structure. A monorepo can still have certain parts of the repo protected by access control. One repo doesn't mean "all files share one read permission".