To be fair, codebases are bimodal, and 300k is large for the smaller part of the distribution. Large enterprise codebases tend to be monorepos, have a ton of g

To be fair, codebases are bimodal, and 300k is large for the smaller part of the distribution. Large enterprise codebases tend to be monorepos, have a ton of generated code and a lot of duplicated functionality for different environments, so the 10-100 million line claims need to be taken with a grain of salt, a lot of the sub projects in them are well below 300k even if you pull in defs.