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Hi. Is there any way to measure the time spent on each :enter and :leave functions in each pedestal interceptor? I am using Lacinia-Pedestal and I don't want to dig into Lacinia's code to make changes if I don't have to...
@UGNMGFJG3 unfortunately the interceptor chain implementation does not provide such information nor an ability to hook into interceptor chain execution.
Thanks @U0FL657GR