Googling "running.a.python app.on onedrive", suggests you can't do that

Googling "running.a.python app.on onedrive", suggests you can't do that

Thank you for your reply, however I Googled this (and similar wordings) and I could not find any such suggestion. Are you able to provide a specific link to where you read this?

see here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45082883/python-virtualenv-cant-work-through-onedrive

It's more a generic warning that it's not the way OneDrive is meant to be used.
In practice, it shall work but the simple size of the minimal winpython( 200 Mo) makes it a problem

see here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45082883/python-virtualenv-cant-work-through-onedrive

It's more a generic warning that it's not the way OneDrive is meant to be used. In practice, it shall work but the simple size of the minimal winpython( 200 Mo) makes it a problem

Thank you for sharing this link with me, I have now read the post but I still do not understand why WinPython cannot run on OneDrive. This is because the post just claims that OneDrive is "not meant for code", but does not give any reference or explanation.

Consequently I am curious about your comment that the "size of the minimal winpython( 200 Mo) makes it a problem". Please would you explain why this is the case? If so I would greatly appreciate it.

sqlite_bro definitely works with Winpython-3.4.4 being on the cloud drive, but it's a small thing.
Also, not in "Admin" mode, maybe the "Admin" mode is a bad idea

Also possible: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2OFFoKXGXo

That is very interesting that Winpython-3.4.4 worked on OneDrive for you. This either means that later versions of WinPython have lost this capability, or that my OneDrive may have some issue. If it is not too much trouble, please would you test it with "Winpython64-3.10.9.0"?

Also thank you for the YouTube video, however I tried the recommended steps but these did not change the outcome.

You shall check that the winpython standard icon, that launch a command line, does work
Then typing python + does work
Then typing python + your_script.py + does work