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@mavbozo the underlying implementation is intended to work with an Interceptor
record as opposed to implementations that satisfy IntoInterceptor
. The intent is to minimize checks at the time of execution. I consider the ability to enqueue things that implement IntoInterceptor
but are not an Interceptor
record to be unintended. It’s appropriate to use the io.pedestal.interceptor/interceptor
constructor when creating interceptors.
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