Has Lightroom been updated with a good RAW Converter that will work with Fujifilm X-T1 RAW files?

Hello,
I just purchased a Fujifilm X-T1. The camera produces excellent jpeg files. However, I prefer processing my work in RAW. Unfortunately, I'm having trouble deciding to upgrade with Adobe if their RAW converter is not up to par with Fuji.
Fujifilm renders images on their sensors differently than conventional Bayer sensors like Canon, Nikon, Olympus etc. Fuji uses an X-tran sensor with pixels arranged in a different pattern.
This has presents a new challenge because now one has to buy a third party in order to process Fuji RAW files and this disrupts the workflow between Lightroom and Photoshop.
I really love using Adobe and hope they will come up with a fix for this.

Participate in this long thread in the official Adobe feedback forum: Camera Raw/Lightroom: Fuji X-Trans Support?

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