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by robocat 2409 days ago
Google don't solve it your way: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21586180
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Yes, that's correct, Google invented its own proprietary distributed object store and distributed version control system and distributed Linux-only filesystem and distributed build-and-test-system to work with a single SDLC that its entire company must follow strictly to release anything, just so it could keep using a single repository.

What's your point?

Clearly given those costs, Google really believe in mono-repo, and presumably they have tried to back it up with internal stats?

Although hard to get stats without control group - maybe control group could be acquisitions?

You have no idea how Google solved it. Basically everyone with a Monorepo (except Google) implements it as a cargo cult best practice. Mindlessly copying Google without understanding how Google actually does it.