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Notion Connector - Block type external_object_instance_page
is not supported via the API.
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The commit skips reading 'external_object_instance_page' blocks in the NotionConnector due to the lack of support in the Notion API. This change is in response to the issue danswer-ai#1761.
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The commit skips reading 'external_object_instance_page' blocks in the NotionConnector due to the lack of support in the Notion API. This change is in response to the issue #1761. Co-authored-by: Cola Chen <[email protected]>
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The commit skips reading 'external_object_instance_page' blocks in the NotionConnector due to the lack of support in the Notion API. This change is in response to the issue danswer-ai#1761. Co-authored-by: Cola Chen <[email protected]>
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The commit skips reading 'external_object_instance_page' blocks in the NotionConnector due to the lack of support in the Notion API. This change is in response to the issue danswer-ai#1761. Co-authored-by: Cola Chen <[email protected]>
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This is related to issue #1053 (fixed in #1059) and #1230 (fixed in #1231).
The connector consistently fails after indexing 7,552 documents, which is extremely frustrating.
I'm not sure, this is a good way to fix.
I believe people may encounter various types of block errors. Is there a universal method to catch all these errors? Currently investigating.
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