String overloads as an alternative to ZBytes #173
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Allowing users to directly pass a String param to functions expecting ZBytes, instead of making them create a ZBytes instance from the String through ZBytes.from(string)
DariusIMP
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Jan 15, 2025
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On the Rust API we allow users to directly pass a payload as a string. This PR introduces that functionality to the Java API by providing function overloads that accept String parameters for payloads.
Example:
Instead of having to do like
now users can directly do
This applies to all the functions that expect some ZBytes parameter.