thanks @ddeaguiar for the detailed description. I think for 99% apps, this is not a problem, but still -not having a out-of-the-box solution / guide for this is not good for the clojure + web story in general - many non-clojure solutions have this inbuit. In Clojure, at least Aleph & Catacumba claim to have this.

@ikitommi I’m not entirely certain, but I think yada provides back-pressure out of the box

I believe it’s the Aleph, that it’s built on.

yeah, that’s how I remember it as well

so what’s the preferred method for defining default interceptors? I dislike the terse syntax, so I guess I should define them at the service level?

I conj onto ::http/interceptors in the service map after I have already called (default-interceptors)