Editing Monorepo vs Multiple Repositories Recommendation (section)

=== Multiple Repositories Approach ===

==== Definition ====

This approach involves maintaining separate repositories for different projects, services, or libraries.

==== Advantages ====

* '''Isolation''': Changes in one repo do not affect others, reducing risk.
* '''Scalability''': Easier to scale with smaller, focused repositories.
* '''Access Control''': Easier to restrict access to sensitive components.
* '''Independent Release Cycles''': Teams can release and update their projects independently.

==== Disadvantages ====

* '''Dependency Management Complexity''': Managing shared dependencies across repositories can be challenging, often requiring version pinning and complex upgrade procedures.
* '''Code Duplication''': Potential for duplicated code if shared components are not managed properly.
* '''Cross-Repository Changes''': Harder to implement changes that span multiple repositories.
* '''Tooling Overhead''': Requires multiple CI/CD setups and may complicate code review processes.