Cannot find executables via a full path

[lukesutton]

I'm attempting to execute a binary which has been installed via Homebrew. I'm providing the full path to the Command(executablePath: "/opt/homebrew/bin/paneru"), but it returns an error:

Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4 "The file “paneru” doesn’t exist." 
UserInfo={NSFilePath=/opt/homebrew/bin/paneru}

Since Homebrew symlinks binaries into its bin directory, I attempted again by specifying the full path. This gives me the same result. I've attempted this with multiple binaries installed via Homebrew.

As a counter example, if I specify the full path for a pre-installed binary, it works e.g. Command(executablePath: "/bin/ls")

[lukesutton]

This may be a sandbox restriction in Mac apps. I've discovered a work-around using Process and asking sh to execute the command. Obviously not a fix for SwiftCommand, but this might be a limitation worth documenting?

let output = Pipe()
let task = Process()
task.executableURL = URL(fileURLWithPath: "/bin/sh")
task.arguments = ["-c", "/opt/homebrew/bin/paneru query state"]
task.standardOutput = output
do {
    try task.run()
} catch {
    print(error)
}

[Zollerboy1]

I'm trying to reproduce this. It definitely doesn't happen for me in a simple CLI app. Does this only happen in an AppKit/SwiftUI app? Could you perhaps provide a simple reproducer? Thanks

[lukesutton]

I'm building a SwiftUI app. I'll produce a minimal case for you and attach it here.