60 programs y'all maintain as part of an overall larger solution or 60 randomly selected apps maintained fully by 3rd parties that just happen to share the same

60 programs y'all maintain as part of an overall larger solution or 60 randomly selected apps maintained fully by 3rd parties that just happen to share the same major library version? The former often makes a lot of sense in terms of deployment or maintenance - it's all really 1 big system so why rebuild and deploy 60 parts to change 1 when it's all done by you anyways. I'm not sure that's really what every build environment should default to assuming is the use case though but going shared libraries makes a ton of sense for that regardless. 60 programs maintained and built by 3rd parties which just happen to share major version of a library (other than something like stdlib obviously) would seem nuts to manage in a single runtime environment (regardless of static or shared) though!