Another advantage of a mono-repo is that it encourages everyone to use the same tooling & coding libraries. So (at least at Google) I can open another team's codebase (as long as it's in the main mono-repo) and understand it within ~10 minutes.
I fix bugs that bother me in random projects (both internal and external) maybe once a month (most recently, in the large scale change tool!). For context, I've been at Google for ~3 years. I've only had a changelist rejected once, and that was because the maintainer disagreed with the technical direction of the change and not the change itself.
I fix bugs that bother me in random projects (both internal and external) maybe once a month (most recently, in the large scale change tool!). For context, I've been at Google for ~3 years. I've only had a changelist rejected once, and that was because the maintainer disagreed with the technical direction of the change and not the change itself.