This is the story of 30 microservices that resided in their own code repositories and that caused issues with code quality and developer productivity. It explains how to perform the Great Migration to the Monorepository and the ways in which it changed the software developers life for the better. Microservices whose code is kept in a monorepository remain independent. Separate releases can be managed via homemade or existing tools, like lerna for JavaScript projects. And the code and logic of each microservice remain isolated, even though it cohabits in the same repository as other microservices.
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