OctetString has private constructor in Java bindings
Unlike the other point types, OctetString has a private constructor and no factory methods, which leaves me unable to instantiate one in my application/test code.
Easy fix to make that constructor public. Is this blocking you?
Not meaningfully, it only came up trying to write a unit test.
It does make me wonder, though - is it currently possible to write to an OctetString point using the Java bindings?
There are no methods on MasterChannel that would allow you to do that currently. Would be an easy feature to add if you want it in the next release.