> How does this work with a monorepo with hundreds of teams around the globe? If you break the trunk, that means no other teams can release If you break trunk

> How does this work with a monorepo with hundreds of teams around the globe? If you break the trunk, that means no other teams can release If you break trunk you just fix it. If a release needs to happen urgently and trunk is broken then you can use stable, which is the last working version of trunk. EDIT: RE: hundreds of teams: If it's a bunch of independently-built things (libraries, programs, or servers) that happen to share a repo then it will work fine. If you're talking a single mega-project like Linux then maybe not, but Linux is pretty exceptional.