
Inspect the SQL executed by Laravel
Use Laravel query logs, QueryExecuted listeners, and query-builder inspection to debug SQL while keeping bindings and long-lived worker memory under control.
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Use Laravel query logs, QueryExecuted listeners, and query-builder inspection to debug SQL while keeping bindings and long-lived worker memory under control.

Use perf_counter for elapsed time, timeit for repeated small benchmarks, and a timer that still reports when the measured code raises.

Distinguish query strings, route parameters, and request bodies, then validate their shape before using them.

Search historical snapshots with git grep, find changes with git log -S or -G, and keep searches manageable in large or shallow repositories.

Mark each source, apply the matching parser, and give every input a deliberate output route or its own pipeline.

Keep failed events available for investigation, order alternative patterns correctly, and route failures inside a valid output block.

Match the application base path to its public URL, rewrite redirect and cookie headers, and use HTML rewriting only where necessary.

Map a reverse-proxied application under a subpath, fix redirect and cookie paths, and understand the limits of HTML substitution.

Use directory patterns in .gitignore, remove generated files from the index, and keep an explicit exception for a bin directory you need to track.

Use importlib for runtime module names, load a trusted file with a checked module spec, and understand discovery, caching, and reload limits.

Export and load functions with CommonJS or ES modules, choose explicit file types, and understand paths, caching, and circular dependencies.

Install an exact package release, control the saved version range, and use the lockfile to keep a rollback reproducible.