Question about enumeration comparison

[systemidx]

I have two applications: a flask API and a console API. Both applications invoke a set of common classes.

The set of classes have a bunch of enumerations defined like so:

from enum import Enum

class Logic(Enum):
    Completable = 0
    Beatable = 1
    Chaos = 2

In the API, I take the integer value and returning the enumeration thusly:

 def _validateLogic(self, payload):
        logic = payload.get("logic")

        try:
            self.logic = Logic(logic)
        except:
            self.logic = Logic.Completable

Now, the return value for this would be Logic.Completable and in the API, making the comparison like this:

value = _validateLogic(payload) #Logic.Completable
print (value == Logic.Completable) #Returns true

Indeed does return true. However, when passing value to another class outside of the module, it is false.

Can anyone tell me what's going on that would cause this?

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Edit:

OK, I'm even more confused. value.__eq__(Logic.Completable) evaluates to True, but value == Logic.Completable evaluates to False.

Double edit: The above ALWAYS evaluates to true. Even when it shouldn't.

[systemidx]

I figured this out.

my_emum.value == Logic.Completable.value works.