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by mdtusz
1805 days ago
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Another benefit (imo one of the biggest ones) is not having to constantly create releases across all your repos and manage their states when jumping around during development. My previous job used a collection of about 6 repos for different services and such, and it was a constant struggle to ensure the correct versions were used in development - especially if you were working on a bigger feature that wasn't yet released but required "future" versions from other repositories. |
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Why would one want to do n pull/merge requests, n separate reviews (of related code), and n deliveries for a single evolution, is something I can't understand.