Add django_debug_sql ini option #725
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This was referenced May 17, 2019
TODO: - [ ] doc - [ ] use a command line option instead? I've thought about having a fixture also, but it would require to set "force_debug_cursor" on the connections then, and it probably not useful; typically you want to use this for a short time only - therefore a command line option might be better suited also (but you can use `-o django_debug_sql = 1`). And on the other hand, it will only show up on failures, and is therefore maybe good to set it in general.
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I'd really like to see this baked into pytest-django! I hadn't seen this PR, but I'm currently using it through conftest.py like this |
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This would indeed be very handy. Thanks for the workaround @fopina |
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TODO:
I've thought about having a fixture also, but it would require to set
"force_debug_cursor" on the connections then, and it probably not
useful; typically you want to use this for a short time only - therefore
a command line option might be better suited also (but you can use
-o django_debug_sql = 1). And on the other hand, it will only show up onfailures, and is therefore maybe good to set it in general.