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Google runs a single monorepo for 95% of its projects across the company. Google isn't perfect, but it's hard to argue that it isn't technically very good. One
by compiler-guy 3y ago
Google runs a single monorepo for 95% of its projects across the company. Google isn't perfect, but it's hard to argue that it isn't technically very good.
One of the biggest advantages is that there is no version chasing and dependency questions. At commit X, everything works consistently. No debating about whether this or that dependency is out of sync.
- nottorp 3y ago> Our engineers generally work in small teams and interact with an even smaller subset of the monorepo. The article says. But if Google does it it must be good.