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I have a fullstack project like this:

myProject
    packages
        myProjectCommon
        myProjectFrontEndApp1
        myProjectFrontEndApp2
        myProjectBackEnd

I use Lerna so that I can use myProjectCommon as an internal dependency.

If I decide to do a monorepo, I would do something like this: 

myProject
.git
    packages
        myProjectCommon
        myProjectFrontEndApp1
        myProjectFrontEndApp2
        myProjectBackEnd

A major problem that I see with this, is that I will be mixing the commit history of all my packages together.

Is this configuration, is there a tool that would allow me to look at the commit history for a particular package ?

Or is the best solution to do separate repos for each package, and use them as git submodules like this :

myProject
.git
.gitmodules
    packages
        myProjectCommon
            .git
        myProjectFrontEndApp1
            .git
        myProjectFrontEndApp2
            .git
        myProjectBackEnd
            .git
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git log <glob> will work. For example: git log packages/myProjectBackEnd will show only the commits changing files in that module

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