Common mistakes when working with WorkManager?

When working with WorkManager in Android, developers often encounter some common pitfalls. Below are some mistakes to avoid to ensure efficient background task management:

• Not Using Proper Constraints: Always set constraints that match the requirements of the task. Not doing so may cause the task to run unnecessarily or fail to run when conditions are not suitable.
• Ignoring Output of Work: It’s crucial to handle the output data from work requests. Failing to do so might lead to data loss or corrupted state in your application.
• Not Handling Retrying Mechanisms: Ensure that you properly handle failed work. Use the built-in retry mechanisms to avoid losing important background tasks.
• Inappropriate Use of OneTimeWorkRequest: If a task needs to run periodically, do not use OneTimeWorkRequest. Use PeriodicWorkRequest instead to avoid duplicate executions.
• Overloading WorkManager with Too Many Tasks: Avoid submitting a high number of tasks in a short period, which can lead to throttling and task failure.