Pytest plugin for Pogo migrate - asyncpg migration tooling
Provides pogo_engine fixture which will apply local migrations at the start
of the test session, and roll them back at the end.
Additionally pytest-pogo honours pytests -v/--verbose flags to increase log
verbosity, if migrations don't appear to be applying correctly, this will
capture more verbose logs.
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