Well I'm no scientist, but the one thing I do know about science is that if it can't be replicated then it ain't really science. Seeing as how the code is pret

Well I'm no scientist, but the one thing I do know about science is that if it can't be replicated then it ain't really science. Seeing as how the code is pretty important for expediently replicating your work, it seems like doing so in the interest of facilitating that replication takes precedent over any sort of "competitive advantage". If that sort of transparency ain't common in your field, then maybe this is your opportunity to lead by example and change that?