Hi,
We're running an old pre-0.3 thrift and trying upgrade, but running into
a compile error. I've reduce it down to this example:
struct A {
1: string name = ""
}
const A DEFAULT_A = {}
struct B {
1: A a = DEFAULT_A
}
The problem is that with "a = DEFAULT_A", we get this exception:
type error: const "a" was declared as struct/xception
If I remove "= DEFAULT_A", then it works great.
Just looking at the thrift file, using the DEFAULT_A const as a default
value seems to make sense. Is this a bug, or is it really illegal to use
const structs as default values?
Thanks,
Stephen
