If true, the previously saved Intent handler for this Intent (if any) will be cleared.

Context data that will be provided to the Intent handler.

Collection of Intent handlers that can be presented to the user via an Intents Resolver UI. If there isn't an Intents Resolver app available (or if the list consists of only one handler), the first member of the collection will be used as an Intent handler.

Name of the intent to raise.

Optional metadata that can be used to provide additional information about the raised Intent. Will be provided as an argument to the callback that represents the Intent handler implementation passed to the register() method.

Settings that will be passed to the newly started app instance, if such is to be used as an Intent handler.

Target for the raised Intent. Use "startNew" to start a new instance of the first available Intent handler. Use "reuse" to reuse the first available running instance of an Intent handler. Will fall back to "startNew" if there are no running instances available. Use an object with optional app and instance properties to target specific apps or app instances. The app property accepts an app name, the instance property - an ID of a running app instance. Provide a value for the app property to start a new instance of a specific Intent handler app. Provide a value for the instance property to reuse a specific running instance of an Intent handler. If both app and instance are set, instance will take precedence.

Interval in milliseconds to wait for the raise() method to resolve when raising an Intent.

If true, the framework will wait for the user to choose a handler for the raised Intent from the Intents Resolver UI before starting the timeout specified in the timeout property of the Intent request. Otherwise, the timeout will start when the raise() method is invoked.