gINT does not play well with OneDrive

I have a OneDrive problem. TLDR - can you enable gINT to throw up a dialogue box when it can't save, rather than just auto saving a copy with the machine name appended?

Our company works off the OneDrive cloud, rather than a physical server. It is normal that when we are working on gINT files on the OneDrive server, gINT will mistakenly think that the file is already open by another user. This seems to be related to user bandwidth, but not always. But when this happens, rather than throw an error message back (e.g. "file cannot be saved, save a copy?"), a copy of the file (e.g. Library.glb) is automatically written to the source folder with the machine name appended (e.g. Library-MIKESMACHINE.glb).

The most common occurrence of this is with the Library file, where multiple users actually ARE in the same file at the same time. This is faintly annoying if you're trying to modify the library, because you have to be very careful to make sure you didn't just save changes in a copy of the library file. But we don't usually change the library.

This is FAR worse when working in project files. I did 2h of work yesterday morning in gINT, then closed gINT, then returned to it an hour later and did another 2h of work. Turns out my first 2h of work was in a copy of the project file, and so all my edits were distributed between two separate files, and there was no way to tell which is which (I was adding info to existing pointIDs, not creating new ones). 

gINT is not the only software that has a problem figuring out if files on OneDrive are writable or not. When this happens in Excel, you get an error message and it asks you to save a copy. This is another problem, but at least I know when I'm stuck in a OneDrive traffic jam and need to save locally. Because gINT does it automatically, we have no way of knowing when or even IF we just chopped our work into two separate files. 

Any help would be appreciated! It will save us lots of money in broken laptops caused by rage.

Thanks!