[choeger]

But that only works in one direction, no? So it works if you can develop your single repo, but it doesn't help you when you depend on other projects.

I think the best approach would be to have bidirectional links between the projects (if A needs B, then A has the stable version of B and vice versa). The point in that setup would be that "upstream" projects can notice when they are about to break tests in "downstream" repos and act accordingly.

[MakersF]

They do, the repositories define dependencies, so when you change something everything that depends on you is rebuilt and tested. This prevents breaking changes, both for your dependencies and your reverse dependencies, identically to a monorepo.

It's a bit complicated to explain, but it works. That's why I hope they'll make a blog post :)