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A couple of days ago we updated to Django 3.0 from 2.2.6 and we just noticed that the debugsqlshell is no longer showing us the SQL used for db queries.
The attached files show the before and after of the library upgrade we performed.
Note that
We aren't seeing any error messages in the shell. It is just the case that the SQL isn't displaying
The debug toolbar does show the SQL for db queries
If we switch from postgres to sqlite, debugsqlshell does show the SQL
( This isn't something we can rely on because a significant amount of our code relies on postgres specific features )
I have attempted to just downgrade psycopg2 however it seems there is some sort of psycopg2 bug that prevents the downgrade from succeeding.
Any help would be appreciated.
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requirements-django-3.0.txt
requirements-before-django-3.0.txt
We are using postgres 12 and python 3.8.
A couple of days ago we updated to Django 3.0 from 2.2.6 and we just noticed that the debugsqlshell is no longer showing us the SQL used for db queries.
The attached files show the before and after of the library upgrade we performed.
Note that
( This isn't something we can rely on because a significant amount of our code relies on postgres specific features )
Any help would be appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: