> Do you struggle to not break your code? To me it's like the main responsibility of any developer, isn't it? Yes, but my time is limited and there's the oppor

> Do you struggle to not break your code? To me it's like the main responsibility of any developer, isn't it? Yes, but my time is limited and there's the opportunity cost. It also means more code, more tests for future. More code, ceteris paribus, represents more maintenance costs for the future. > Because you clearly aren't in control, if you feel compelled to dump anything and everything in the same repository to try to prevent things from breaking. I can prevent things from breaking in multi-repo, multi-versioned architecture, it's just more expensive to do so.