Ahh, bleeding edge distros, maybe something changed, although I'd expect a report from Arch first :)

Clearly it works for most people since this is the first report. I know several devs use debian but I don't know if they have upgraded to 10 yet, lets see what they say.

Note that here on Mint 19.1 Geany execute works, but /bin/sh -c script in the command line gets permission denied if the script does not have execute permission. I would have said thats actually correct, its running as a command (thats what -c says) not reading it as a script. Running /bin/sh script works without execute permission since its reading it as a script not executing it, subtle but important difference.

But why Geany works I don't know, but would speculate its to do with which of the 16 trillion^[1] modes of bash gets used, non-interactive, non-login, run as sh etc etc.

[1] rough estimate

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