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[I've answered my own question below, and for people searching for this issue in the future, I've replaced the question with a summary of the issue.]

In iTerm v3.2.8-9, "auval -a" does not find any 3rd-party plugins.

It has the same issue with utilities, scripts, etc. that have this kind of code:

  • AVAudioUnitManager.shared.manager().components(matching: componentDescription)
  • AVAudioUnitManager.shared.manager().components(passingTest: { comp, stop in
  • AudioComponentFindNext(comp, &componentDescription)

Apple's Terminal does not have this issue.

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    Does System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Privacy show any categories that are not enabled for Terminal? – Cristik Jul 11 '19 at 19:00
  • I found iTerm in Contacts and Calendars, enabled. I found it disabled in Accessibility and enabled it, restarted iTerm and ran the script -- no dice. I also added iTerm (with the Plus icon) to Full Disk Access and restarted iTerm. Didn't work. Thanks. – alrightSpider Jul 11 '19 at 19:11

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I tracked the issue down to a new function that moves "the process from the Aqua 'per-session' namespace to the same user 'per-user' namespace." <- comment in iTerm2 source

iTerm2 Maintainer responded to issue: "For now, turn off Prefs > Advanced > Allow sessions to survive logging out and back in. I plan to revert that commit in a future release of 3.3.x. See #7947"

For more info:

https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/issues/7946

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