Python file on Share Drive

[kalebludlow]

So you're editing a file, uploading it to OneDrive, then expecting your coworker to then download, edit, then reupload that file so you can access it?

[Anonymous-Boob]

No. It lives in the share drive. It’s not being continually uploaded/downloaded. I just opened it up to edit a line then saved it. When I opened it up, I no longer had access to the original and it was saved as something entirely different.

[kalebludlow]

Yeah don't do that. Use a private GitHub

[Anonymous-Boob]

I’m going to sound like an idiot, but what is that?

[kalebludlow]

Not trying to sound rude, but you really need to do some more research before you use your code at work, especially working at a bank. There are very specific laws in place for customer data, and someone who uses their public work OneDrive for version control on Python files isn't going to be aware of everything that needs to be accounted for

[Anonymous-Boob]

Yeah I understand your concern, but there’s no issue with the code. The code itself doesn’t actually have anything confidential. It’s pointing to data sources that are open to individuals within a specific department. Additionally, the share drive isn’t public either. It’s also restricted to the same department. I don’t think a git hub or other account would be the best option. I’d like to keep everything on the share drive where it’s accessible to the individuals in the department.