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The classic 0, 1, or N. You can have 0 repos (no-code or outsourced or just some unversioned blob of code). You can have 1 repo (a mono-repo). Or you can have N number of repos (individual micro services). Limiting yourself to a number that's higher than 1 but still finite is just asking for pain. (Of course implementation limits can apply but there shouldn't be logical limits)



Monorepo and microservices are orthogonal.

You can have as many build targets in a monorepo as you like. You can also have large monoliths in a monorepo.


I worked with monolith split into multiple repos as well. It's orthogonal indeed.




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