Optional setter for specifying any extra parameters necessary for the task.

Optional setter to specify whether this task should be persisted across reboots. This defaults to true for periodic tasks and false for one-off tasks. Callers must hold the permission android.Manifest.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED, otherwise this setting is ignored.

Set the network state your task requires to run. If the specified network is unavailable your task will not be executed until it becomes available. The default for either a periodic or one-off task is NETWORK_STATE_CONNECTED. Note that changing this to NETWORK_STATE_ANY means there is no guarantee that data will be available when your task executes. In addition, the only guarantee for connectivity is at the moment of execution - it is possible for the device to lose data shortly after your task begins executing.

Set whether your task requires that the device be connected to power in order to execute. Use this to defer nonessential operations whenever possible. Note that if you set this field and the device is not connected to power your task will not run until the device is plugged in. One way to deal with your task not executing until the constraint is met is to schedule another task without the constraints that is subject to some deadline that you can abide. This task would be responsible for executing your fallback logic.

Set whichever GcmTaskService you implement to execute the logic for this task.

Mandatory setter for specifying the tag identifier for this task. This tag will be returned at execution time to your endpoint. See onRunTask(com.google.android.gms.gcm.TaskParams) Maximum tag length is 100.

Optional setter to specify whether this task should override any preexisting tasks with the same tag. This defaults to false, which means if a task with the same tag and service is already present then the new task will be dropped instead of replacing the previous task.