The talk did mention (briefly) that monolithic codebase and monolithic binaries/software aren't strictly related. It's likely that monolithic software is easier in a monolithic codebase, but I don't think that…
Git is fine at scaling horizontally (many repositories), so things like GitHub work well. Neither Git nor Mercurial do well at scaling to a single massive repository; getting Mercurial to do so was easier because we can…
Google isn't using Mercurial at any significant scale, but there is work being done to see if it can be made to work as a client for Piper.
They are unrelated. :)
The talk did mention (briefly) that monolithic codebase and monolithic binaries/software aren't strictly related. It's likely that monolithic software is easier in a monolithic codebase, but I don't think that…
Git is fine at scaling horizontally (many repositories), so things like GitHub work well. Neither Git nor Mercurial do well at scaling to a single massive repository; getting Mercurial to do so was easier because we can…
Google isn't using Mercurial at any significant scale, but there is work being done to see if it can be made to work as a client for Piper.
They are unrelated. :)