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Just refactored another two apps to bases in our monorepo:
projects: 18 interfaces: 34
bases: 8 components: 35
So we now have about 31k lines of production Polylith code (out of about 97k lines). 2
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@U055RDVAV I would hope not. Our entire codebase, including tests, is only 123k lines which I do not consider large, and so far only a third of that is Polylith-shaped.
(the biggest pain, as ever for us, is a lack of consistency of namespaces in legacy code so each refactoring requires a lot of namespace renaming!)
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