Scaling challenges with Monorepos often arise from misconceptions about repository limits and performance, but understanding the specific constraints can ease concerns.
GitHub's size limits emphasize performance; repositories should ideally be under 1 GB, with a hard limit at 100 GB, necessitating the use of Git LFS for larger files.
Building the right infrastructure is critical in Monorepos, especially with build systems that can navigate project contexts and dependencies to improve management.
Adoption of Monorepos is hindered by common misconceptions; understanding the real limits compared to perceived ones is essential for better usage of Monorepos.
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