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The stuff in Google's monorepo is mostly their own code, not snapshots from upstream.
by samus 3y ago
The stuff in Google's monorepo is mostly their own code, not snapshots from upstream.
- bluGill 3y agoChrome has brought in third party code. Which makes Debian mad and they do a lot of work to strip that out to use the upstream libraries. (Or at least that is how I understand it - I don't follow Debian closely)
- samus 3y agoYeah, that's why I wrote "mostly" :)
- tetromino_ 3y agoGoogle's monorepo includes snapshots of everything upstream that Google's proprietary code depends on - starting from the kernel and glibc and core language toolchains, and all the way up to various open-source libraries and modules in c/python/java/whatever.
- riku_iki 3y agoBut 3p sources likely are for specific stable version? Linus can't break Google by submitting bug into linux kernel?
- tetromino_ 3y agoYes.