setShortcutId

From Android 11, messaging notifications (those that use MessagingStyle) that use this method to link to a published long-lived sharing shortcut may appear in a dedicated Conversation section of the shade and may show configuration options that are unique to conversations. This behavior should be reserved for person to person(s) conversations where there is a likely social obligation for an individual to respond.

For example, the following are some examples of notifications that belong in the conversation space:

• 1:1 conversations between two individuals
• Group conversations between individuals where everyone can contribute

And the following are some examples of notifications that do not belong in the conversation space:

• Advertisements from a bot (even if personal and contextualized)
• Engagement notifications from a bot
• Directional conversations where there is an active speaker and many passive individuals
• Stream / posting updates from other individuals
• Email, document comments, or other conversation types that are not real-time

Additionally, this method can be used for all types of notifications to mark this notification as duplicative of a Launcher shortcut. Launchers that show badges or notification content may then suppress the shortcut in favor of the content of this notification.

If this notification has BubbleMetadata attached that was created with a shortcutId a check will be performed to ensure the shortcutId supplied to bubble metadata matches the shortcutId set here, if one was set. If the shortcutId's were specified but do not match, an exception is thrown.

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