Dear all, Currently Java code of 'findByValue' method of Thrift enums returns a null when a received number doesn't correspond to an existing value. This coincides with a null set for an optional enum. Thus, outside of a Thrift code we can't check whether an invalid value is passed. Can we somehow make Thrift enums throw an exception on 'default' case?
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