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I couldn't agree more with the author, there's nothing worse than the self-flagellation of having a single change in one repository triggering a snowball effect where you have to update a dozen of other repositories, open another dozen pull requests to be approved, and carefully time releases so you don't break anything.


then you are doing at least one thing wrong..

software versioning was invented long time ago and we survived.

people implement distributed monoliths and then complain that polyrepo sucks :)




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