Yeah, the biggest problem is keeping up to date.
That’s where the mono repo really shines. We have a folder for common stuff that everyone depends upon. A modification is automatically applied/compatible with every micro service. Really streamline the lib updates problem ^^
It does indeed ^^
No problem for the cloning.
A CI run is around 8 mins. We just use bazel to determine what to run and to keep cache of unchanged tests.
I do, on a 900+ developer mono repo. Works like a charm.
We just have a CD that allows to deliver each project each micro service individually.
Just started War Thunder and I’m having quite a bit of fun.
Otherwise a bit of Last Epoch, a bit of Rimworld. Chill
This game is such a disappointment. Paused a bg3 game to test it. Did the tutorial rolling my eyes all the time. The first few missions hitting my head on the desk and finally, got back to Shadowheart.
It felt soooooo empty. So shallow.
You do know you can remove the minimaps (that do come from hell) ?
Other than that, I started trying neovim. I like the concept of not having too move your “mouse” hand but boy it’s a chore to start xD
Soooo much. It’s the biggest of red flags to have to fix other’s reviews.
Maybe take it up with managment. Those kind of profile are a hinder for every other devs that are working with them
Services or uscases