Fix Android deep link push notifications causing app restart in foreground#367
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Fix Android deep link push notifications causing app restart in foreground#367
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When the app is in the foreground and receives an Intercom push notification with a deep link, the app was unexpectedly restarting (showing splash screen) before navigating to the deep link destination.
Root cause:
TaskStackBuilderis designed to create a synthetic back stack and callsstartActivities()internally - Android treats it as creating a new task stacksingleTasklaunch mode, Android's behaviour is to destroy the existing instance and create a new one whenstartActivities()is calledSolution:
before:
Screen_recording_20260216_160250.webm
after:
Screen_recording_20260216_160852.webm