Yes, the user I'm replying to is suggesting that taking on a dependency of a shared software repository makes the service no longer a microservice.
That is fundamentally incorrect. As presented in my other post you can correctly use the shared repository as a dependency and refer to a stable version vs a dynamic version which is where the problem is presented.
That is fundamentally incorrect. As presented in my other post you can correctly use the shared repository as a dependency and refer to a stable version vs a dynamic version which is where the problem is presented.