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https://github.com/google/ https://github.com/google/ contains 2700+ repositories. I don't know necessarily how many of these are read-only clones from an inter
by nonameiguess 2y ago
https://github.com/google/ https://github.com/google/ contains 2700+ repositories. I don't know necessarily how many of these are read-only clones from an internal monorepo versus how many are separate projects that have actually been open-sourced, but the latter is more than zero.
- adastra22 2y agoI've never worked for Google. But my understanding is that their deployment code doesn't really on any of those 2700+ repositories. I believe it doesn't rely on anything that isn't checked into the monorepo. If they spin out an open-source project, they either (1) continue development internally and (maybe) do periodic releases by exporting that directory from the monorepo; or (2) allow development to occur externally and periodically import changes when upgrading the version used by the monorepo. Either way, the point is that to build any Google service, you checkout the monorepo and type whatever their equivalent of 'make' is. No external dependencies.