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With enough tooling, a monorepo or a polyrepo environment look exactly the same. Those articles are "Look. This is a good way to organize your code", not someth
by marcosdumay 1y ago
With enough tooling, a monorepo or a polyrepo environment look exactly the same. Those articles are "Look. This is a good way to organize your code", not something that tells you one of those is better than the other.
- spankalee 1y agoMost monorepos imply that all first-party code only available at one version. Polyrepos usually allow first-party code to depend on old versions of other first-party code.