I was always surprised that Perforce didn't have anything for open source, Git is basically eating their lunch because monorepo's suck so much with git; so people do things in a more fragmented and git-friendly way.
Not that I really want to see a proprietary product succeed, but it's somewhat surprising that:
A) We don't have anything better
B) Perforce isn't trying to gain adoption by giving its software for free to distro maintainers
C) People keep coming up with different paradigms that attempt to solve problems monorepos solve inherently.
Not that I really want to see a proprietary product succeed, but it's somewhat surprising that:
A) We don't have anything better
B) Perforce isn't trying to gain adoption by giving its software for free to distro maintainers
C) People keep coming up with different paradigms that attempt to solve problems monorepos solve inherently.