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this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2024
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True,
git
itself can't prevent people from creating a mess of a commit graph.TBH, lots of build systems mentioned here I've never encountered so far. But this makes it clearer that one can't reason about how viable a "one big monorepo only" approach mighy be by just considering the capabilities of current
git
, coming from a "manyrepo" mindset. Likely that was the pitfall I fell into coming into this discussion.