Monorepos enable better dependency management by centralizing code across multiple projects in a single repository, but they introduce challenges related to scaling and repository limits.
Repository limits such as GitHub's recommendations suggest keeping repositories under 1GB for optimal performance, with a hard cap of 100GB for repositories, impacting scalability.
Common misconceptions about monorepos stem from fears regarding scalability and performance, yet understanding GitHub's actual limits can ease these concerns for developers.
Using tools like Git Large File Storage (LFS) helps manage the individual file size limit of 100MB in GitHub repositories, improving manageability for large projects.
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