commons-with-divergent-clones

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When multiple projects need to share substantial infrastructure but each has its own product identity, model them as a **commons** (the shared kernel, in its own repo) plus **descendant clones** (full git clones that diverge product-side). Periodic one-way merge from commons → descendants; changes n

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When multiple projects need to share substantial infrastructure but each has its own product identity, model them as a **commons** (the shared kernel, in its own repo) plus **descendant clones** (full git clones that diverge product-side). Periodic one-way merge from commons → descendants; changes never flow back. The commons evolves; descendants specialize. Cheaper than a monorepo when the produc

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