'How do you print the Django SQL query for an aggregation?

If I have a django queryset print(queryset.query) shows me the SQL statement so I can validate it. But with aggregations they never return a queryset. How do you print those queries out.

I guess I can turn on debug logging for the ORM and find them that way but it seems like I should be able to get it right before the execution engine sends it off to postgres.....

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