> So assuming what we did wasn't good, what is a way you might make this work? Do you have a single code base like we did and just be more disciplined? Do you have a project whose job is to stitch together other schemas and pull in submodules? A monorepo for the entire company? Do you actually limit what the idea of the company is at some point to limit what the scope is that this should cover?
I think these are great questions. One approach that looks promising is the idea of modular schemas that can be stitched together into a larger graph. Quite a few large organizations are doing this now. I recommend watching a recent talk by Martijn Walraven for more on this idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFT9bSv3aYA
> So assuming what we did wasn't good, what is a way you might make this work? Do you have a single code base like we did and just be more disciplined? Do you have a project whose job is to stitch together other schemas and pull in submodules? A monorepo for the entire company? Do you actually limit what the idea of the company is at some point to limit what the scope is that this should cover?
I think these are great questions. One approach that looks promising is the idea of modular schemas that can be stitched together into a larger graph. Quite a few large organizations are doing this now. I recommend watching a recent talk by Martijn Walraven for more on this idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFT9bSv3aYA