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At our company, we're planning to develop a set of libraries within a mono-repository, with the goal of maintaining a unified version across all of them. This ensures that when teams include our BOM (...
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Meta maintains all their code in a single repository and initially used Git. Due to performance issues attributed to the repo's size, they consulted Git's team, who suggested switching to a multi-repo ...
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In my current monorepo structure for frontend, this is how it looks: apps\ jira\ confljuence\ packages ui utils\src (contains common utils like useDebounce.ts, isEmptyObject.ts, etc.) From what i ...
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Imagine that you have a large monorepo code base running as a monolith application. This application is backed by a database. Some of the data in the database is sensitive, so you want to restrict ...
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I currently am developing a TypeScript shared library. The library needs to be imported in sections to minimize the imported bundle size, so I broke it up into packages with a monorepo with Lerna. ...
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I have a repository with various tools/scripts written with ts-node and used in many projects. Initially, it contained several automation/analytics scripts, one package.json file at the root, and one ...
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To date, we have implemented a multi-repo approach in which each project, or for larger projects, each tier, has its own repo. Code is written in Typescript, Javascript, C#, PowerShell and T-SQL. ...
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I am pondering moving some parts of the system I work on to a monorepo. The structure I have now is something like: +- Project 1 +- pom.xml | +- Jenkinsfile | +- Dockerfile +- ...
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We are new to git, but this fundamental question needs to be sorted out before we can begin. It's two devs who have been working standalone for a while. Now the time has come to adopt git (at the ...
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