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Using multiple Git repositories instead of a single one containing different applications and libraries from different teams?

I am migrating a 10-years-old big CVS repository to Git. It was obvious to split this multiple-projects repository into several Git ones. But the decision-makers are used to CVS, therefore their point of view is influenced by CVS philosophy.

To convinced them to migrate from one CVS repo to different Git repositories I need to give them some arguments.

What are the arguments to use multiple Git repositories instead of a single one containing different applications and libraries from different teams?

I have already listed:

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