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Clarification: Google claimed to have 2 billion lines of code in their repo ten years ago, and a commit rate of 50,000 changelists per day, both on exponential
by jeffbee 4mo ago
Clarification: Google claimed to have 2 billion lines of code in their repo ten years ago, and a commit rate of 50,000 changelists per day, both on exponential growth trends.
- zaphar 4mo agoThat's a monorepo with hundreds if not thousands of different applications. It's not even close to an apples to apples comparison.
- jeffbee 4mo agoThat's certainly a way to look at it. And that repo contains a "third party" directory which itself contains Linux, LLVM, and much of the rest of the open source world. But I would suggest that the largest of those thousands of applications probably has a transitive closure of hundreds of millions of lines of code.
- zaphar 4mo agoI'm aware. I worked on that specific project (assuming we are talking about the same one) back in the day. :-) There are certainly very large applications in that repo in the hundreds of millions of lines of code. But comparing the entire repo to single applications is not an apt comparison.
- esperent 4mo agoOk, then we can still compare one of those very large applications that have hundreds of millions of lines.