Your examples of CI and VSCode are on point, and in the bigger picture it's always about tooling.
The mono/multi repo argument is fundamentally boring to me because it always boils down to whether the shape of the tooling problem is easier to work with on this or that side of the divide.
The answer is always whichever tradeoffs work best for your situation, and the reason at the end of your post is as good of a reason as as any.
The mono/multi repo argument is fundamentally boring to me because it always boils down to whether the shape of the tooling problem is easier to work with on this or that side of the divide.
The answer is always whichever tradeoffs work best for your situation, and the reason at the end of your post is as good of a reason as as any.