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@urzds lacinia-pedestal will put your connection payload under :connection-params
in the pedestal context. You can then write your own interceptor to read this and do whatever you want to do (i.e. set up the lacinia-app-context) and inject your interceptor into the listener-fn-factory
using :subscription-interceptors