Use an exception to indicate validation errors#189
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Replaced ValidationResult with a Java runtime exception that is being thrown in case of validation errors. This is more in line with the principles of exception handling in Java and allows for better error propagation and usage of existing tooling around exceptions, e.g. in unit tests.
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LGTM. Seems this is intended to use the more "native" way of signaling errors, exceptions, in Java.
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Replaced ValidationResult with a Java runtime exception that is being
thrown in case of validation errors. This is more in line with the
principles of exception handling in Java and allows for better error
propagation and usage of existing tooling around exceptions, e.g. in
unit tests.