sharedcodebase
nounUK /ʃeəd ˈkəʊdbeɪs/
US /ʃerd ˈkoʊdbeɪs/
A shared codebase is one set of computer code that many people use and work on together.
The whole team adds new features to the shared codebase every day.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A single code repository used by several projects or products at the same time.
Both apps are built from the same sharedcodebase to save time.
3. Code that is reused across different parts of a company or organization.
The company keeps a sharedcodebase so every team can reuse the same tools.
4. A common set of files that developers copy or branch when starting new work.
She branched the sharedcodebase to try out her idea safely.