Notion Migration Guide
Upgrading to 3.0.0
We're continuously striving to enhance the quality and reliability of our connectors at Airbyte. As part of our commitment to delivering exceptional service, we are transitioning source Notion from the Python Connector Development Kit (CDK) to our innovative low-code framework. This is part of a strategic move to streamline many processes across connectors, bolstering maintainability and freeing us to focus more of our efforts on improving the performance and features of our evolving platform and growing catalog. However, due to differences between the Python and low-code CDKs, this migration constitutes a breaking change for users syncing data from the Comments
stream.
Specifically, we’ve evolved and standardized how state is managed for incremental streams that are nested within a parent stream. This change impacts how individual states are tracked and stored for each partition, using a more structured approach to ensure the most granular and flexible state management. To gracefully handle these changes for your existing connections, we highly recommend clearing your data for the Comments
stream before resuming your syncs with the new version.
If you are not syncing data from the Comments
stream, this change is non-breaking, and no further action is required.
Migration Steps
Data for the Comments
stream will need to cleared to ensure your syncs continue successfully. To clear your data for the Comments
stream, follow the steps below:
- Select Connections in the main nav bar.
- Select the connection(s) affected by the update.
- Select the Status tab.
- In the Enabled streams list, click the three dots on the right side of the Comments stream and select Clear data.
After the clear succeeds, trigger a sync for the Comments
stream by clicking "Sync Now". For more information on clearing your data in Airbyte, see this page.