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Add pytest-queryguard to Tools - #135
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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)Reviewer's GuideThe README now lists pytest-queryguard alongside other pytest tools, highlighting its SQLAlchemy 2 query monitoring, N+1 detection, and configurable per-test query budgets. File-Level Changes
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PR Summary by QodoList pytest-queryguard among pytest testing tools
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Documentation-only one-line curation change: the new pytest-queryguard bullet sits inside the Tools section with correct link/description format and no duplicate entry, so it is safe to merge.
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Adds pytest-queryguard (MIT, on PyPI) to the Tools section, next to the other pytest helpers. It watches the SQL each test sends, fails the test when it sees an N+1 pattern even with only a few rows in the test database, and lets you set a per-test query budget with a
max_queriesmarker. Disclosure: I'm the author.Summary by Sourcery
New Features: