in 7 years someone will discovery a random subdirectory that doesn't build because wormholes weren't a thing back then ;)
monorepos solve none of the problems you listed. you are just basking in the short lived light after a big refactoring.
only thing monorepo does is make it easier to update some shared code and have all code which uses it run tests beforr pushing the new lib version. with many repos (micro repos is false speach to justify monorepos) you first publish the shared lib and then find out downstream failures.
anyone using monorepo in a way you can't build a small pieceocally is doing it very wrong.
monorepos solve none of the problems you listed. you are just basking in the short lived light after a big refactoring.
only thing monorepo does is make it easier to update some shared code and have all code which uses it run tests beforr pushing the new lib version. with many repos (micro repos is false speach to justify monorepos) you first publish the shared lib and then find out downstream failures.
anyone using monorepo in a way you can't build a small pieceocally is doing it very wrong.