They do, it's just instead of it being a library call it's a network call usually, which is even worse. Makes it nigh impossible to refactor your codebase in any meaningful way.
But if you need to rename endpoint for example you need to route service A version Y to compatible version in service B. After changing the endpoint, now you need to route service A version Z to a new version of service B. Am I missing something? Meaning that it doesn’t truly mater whether you have 1 repo, 2 repos or 10 repos. Deployments MUST be done in sequence and there MUST be a backwards compatible commit in between OR you must have some mesh that’s going to take care of rerouting requests for you.
But if you need to rename endpoint for example you need to route service A version Y to compatible version in service B. After changing the endpoint, now you need to route service A version Z to a new version of service B. Am I missing something? Meaning that it doesn’t truly mater whether you have 1 repo, 2 repos or 10 repos. Deployments MUST be done in sequence and there MUST be a backwards compatible commit in between OR you must have some mesh that’s going to take care of rerouting requests for you.