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by trcarney 1430 days ago
you could set the shared code a submodule in git. you can set this up so the submodule points to a specific commit. this way any changes to the shared library won't break your other services. Or the company I work for uses artifactory to store shared libraries and we point our services to a specific version of the shared library. this way not all services need to be upgraded at once.