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Missing "status" database filter condition #81
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Hi @lsimunec, thanks for flagging this. If I remember correctly, the filter condition for status properties was not a thing a few weeks ago (I did quick prototyping and it didn't work). Now the feature may be available on the Notion API side. If it's a thing already, I am happy to work on the change when I have time for this project. Contributions are greatly appreciated too |
I was looking to add a value to a property which has Status type and it's not supported. So I guess in general the Status type support is missing @seratch? Based on https://www.google.com/search?q=status+column+notion the Status property type was added in 2022 June, docs: https://www.notion.so/help/guides/status-property-gives-clarity-on-tasks. But this is a backwards-compatible change, so full support for https://developers.notion.com/changelog/releasing-notion-version-2022-06-28 is not necessary to resolve this. |
An implementation thing to prepare for future similar changes like this: |
Ah accidentally saw you were trying https://github.com/seratch/notion-sdk-jvm/tree/status-prop-wip :) |
Hi,
looks like there are some database filters in Notion which are missing in the library. For example, there is no status filter condition inside
notion.api.v1.model.databases.query.filter.condition
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