Greetings , in our Java application we use the protobuf object model quite a bit. While profiling, I have noticed that simply getting an enum value from an object is quite slow. It appears to be caused by the fact that the object stores internally an int which must be converted to a java enum on ever call to the getter. If the object just stored the enum value directly, this would not be necessary. The required translation between int<->enum could just be done once on (de)serialization. Wondering if this would qualify for a performance request.[image: GetImageAttachment.png]
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