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test: add coverage for query key sorting in URL.render_as_string - #13785
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The query keys are sorted in render_as_string, but existing parse/connect tests used alphabetically ordered query strings, so removing the sort did not fail them. Add a case with unsorted keys and assert stable rendering and hashing. Refs: sqlalchemy#13784
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Adds a regression test for query key ordering in
URL.render_as_string(). Existingtest_parseconnect.pycases use alphabetically ordered query strings, so the currentkeys.sort()behavior was not exercised. This adds a case with unsorted keys and asserts stable string rendering, equality, hashing, and set behavior.Refs #13784
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render_as_stringsorts query keys;__hash__uses the rendered string).Local verification
uv run --no-project --with pytest --with typing-extensions python -m pytest test/engine/test_parseconnect.py -k "render_as_string_query_key_sort" -q→ 1 passed, 151 deselected.lib/source:make_url("d://h/db?b=2&a=1").render_as_string()returnsd://h/db?a=1&b=2and hashes/equality are stable.Windows 11, Python 3.15.2, pytest 9.2.0 (SQLAlchemy main @ 4e974a0).