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Currently SpringBoot's httpClient and Ktor+OkHttp are supported.
Since I'm not using Ktor, and it brings in quite a few dependencies (including kotlin-reflect), I wonder if it is also possible to use OkHttp directly.
And, if it is not possible (what I expect), I wonder why it is not, and if/what-for kotlin-reflect is used. Since kotlin-reflect has a significant impact on the start up times and makes serialization slower (if graphql-kotlin actually uses it for that purpose, which might not be the case when selecting kotlinx.serialization in the Gradle configuration).