Hi! Curious if any MacOS Pants user ever tried and succeeded to pass a DYLD environment variable to a Pants process (e.g. a Python test)? • I’m trying to pass

DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH

. I set it in

test.extra_env_vars

in

pants.toml

, set the environment variable and then call

./pants test ::

. • But it looks like MacOS System Integrity Protection is preventing me to pass the DYLD environment variable to

./pants

, because it’s running a

/bin/bash

binary, which is protected by the SIP. • I understand this is not a Pants issue, but curious if anybody had found a workaround? • Note: the issue has been documented in several StackOverflow questions, but the workarounds are not super practical (e.g. copy the bash executable outside of

/bin

or

/usr/bin

)

Hmm, I don't think we've encountered this before. Would have to learn more about SIP to express an opinion.