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SorteKanin feddit.dk SorteKanin@feddit.dk
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SorteKanin feddit.dk SorteKanin@feddit.dk
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The rules of no directories and super-small crates seem kinda silly to me but I guess Google's build system is special enough that it makes sense for them.
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BartyDeCanter piefed.social BartyDeCanter@piefed.social
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SorteKanin wrote:
The rules of no directories and super-small crates seem kinda silly to me but I guess Google's build system is special enough that it makes sense for them.

Google has a single massive monorepo with excellent search, reuse, and build caching. Keeping modules small so they are easy to test, review, update and reuse makes a lot of sense with that kind of infrastructure.
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