Hi there!
I have a very complicated queries generator and I want to test it.
Currently it looks like that:
def test():
query = generate_query()
compiled = compile_query(query)
assert compiled == 'SELECT * FROM table'
Problems begin when I add some filters to query:
def test():
query = generate_query_with_filters()
compiled = compile_query(query)
assert compiled == 'SELECT * FROM table WHERE a = 1 and b = 2'
This test can fail sometimes because condition in compiled query can be
swaped: "SELECT * FROM table WHERE b = 2 and a = 1".
Is there any way to compare Query objects?
I tried to do this (does't work):
a = Model.query
b = Model.query
# assert a == b, 'failed'
a = Model.query.filter(Model.col == 1)
b = Model.query.filter(Model.col == 1)
# assert a.statement == b.statement
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