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Has Yata repelled every attack ever sent at it, as the Databook states? Yes? Has it received similar hype in the contexts of the manga (by the being who knows the entire history of shinobi, no less) Yes? Hmm. Interesting.
Necromancer:
The weapon, presumably due to it's lore (not just from the databook--the lore Zetsu spoke of in awe when Itachi initially activated it), has existed within planes of battle in the narutoverse for quite a while. Because of it's properties to alter it's contents to defend from attacks, it donned a hyperbole-ish rep of being able to "turn back any attack". However, even with this reputation and feats it has shown, the claim that with those two together it can truly defend from any attack without providing proper evidence to make this extrapolation falls under a no-limits fallacy.
Take this scenario:
I'm now the creator of some fiction. In this fiction, there's a spear. This spear breaks through every foundation on Earth and completely wipes it of everything. Let's call this "V" - the initial evidence. By humans who have witnessed it's power, it's claimed to be able to "pierce anything". We'll call this "W", the claim. However, in that same verse, another planet is introduced with better and far more advanced architecture than Earth, and it's defenses are also far better put together than Earth. With V + W, can I make the claim that the spear can as well wipe the buildings/foundation/architecture of the second planet? No, I can't. It's applying the no limits fallacy; a fallacy where just because something was stated or shown to supposedly have no limits, or, something was stated to have no limits with evidence backing up, I now say there truly are no limits despite not being able to provide proper evidence for what I am saying. Example: saying Yata mirror can tank juubidama, a full onslaught from a juubijin/30 year old naruto and sauce/kaguya/prime so6p, even a ****ing star exploding, I might have both V, which in this case is Yata's history, and W, which is Yata's lore/claim, even so, making the claim that with what was shown and just the mere statements about Yata from it's lore and extrapolating it to being able to tank such things would be fallacious here.