fix(sync/notion): render database-row properties into the synced document - #146
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…ment NOTION_GET_PAGE_MARKDOWN returns page block content only, so a database row's structured property values (select / status / multi_select / date / people / relation / scalars) never appeared in the synced document. The agent therefore received a tracker page with no dropdown text and invented the selections (#5500). Add render_properties(), which walks the already-fetched row (item.raw — the same object notion_title reads, so no extra Composio call) and emits readable 'Name: value' lines under a 'Properties:' header, prepended to the markdown body. The title property is skipped (it is the document title); empty/null values are skipped; lines are sorted for deterministic output. Integration test drives the real fetch->markdown->document path with a row carrying status/select/multi_select/date properties and asserts each selection reaches the document content; it fails on the pre-fix code (which emitted only the markdown body).
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 2 reviews per rolling hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughNotion document generation now separates markdown from database properties. It renders readable non-title properties, omits empty values, normalizes whitespace, sorts output, and preserves raw JSON when markdown is unavailable. Integration tests cover standard and fallback property types. ChangesNotion property sync
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Database-row properties are now rendered, but formula and rollup values with date or array shapes can still be silently omitted, leaving some synced fields missing. The PR is not fully merge-ready until this bounded correctness gap is fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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568-599: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the complete composed document.
These fragment checks pass if sorting stops, the
Properties:header is removed, or properties are appended after the body. Assert the exact expected content to protect deterministic ordering and composition.Proposed test change
- // Every structured selection reaches the document text … - assert!( - content.contains("Status: In progress"), - "status missing: {content}" - ); - assert!( - content.contains("Priority: High"), - "select missing: {content}" - ); - assert!( - content.contains("Tags: infra, urgent"), - "multi_select missing: {content}" - ); - assert!( - content.contains("Due: 2026-06-01"), - "date missing: {content}" - ); - // … the markdown body is preserved … - assert!( - content.contains("# Roadmap\n\nBody"), - "body missing: {content}" - ); - // … the title property is not duplicated as a property line … - assert!( - !content.contains("Name: Roadmap"), - "title duplicated: {content}" - ); - // … and an empty property is skipped rather than rendered blank. - assert!( - !content.contains("Owner:"), - "empty select rendered: {content}" - ); + assert_eq!( + content.as_str(), + "Properties:\n\ + Due: 2026-06-01\n\ + Priority: High\n\ + Status: In progress\n\ + Tags: infra, urgent\n\n\ + # Roadmap\n\n\ + Body" + );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/composio_sync_mock.rs`:
- Around line 568-599: Update the assertions in the composed-document test to
compare content against the complete expected document string, including
deterministic property ordering, any required Properties header, and the
markdown body placement. Retain coverage for omitted title and empty properties
through the exact expected output rather than separate fragment checks.
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The core of this is right: ordering is deterministic, there's no panic or UTF-8 hazard, no extra Composio call, and the test genuinely fails pre-fix (I reverted notion.rs to origin/main while keeping the new test — it fails with status missing: # Roadmap\n\nBody). Requesting changes for two data-fidelity holes, both of which I reproduced locally, in a change whose whole purpose is to stop the agent inventing property values.
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notion.rs:282—_ => String::new()silently drops every unhandled variant: formula, rollup, created_time/created_by, last_edited_time/last_edited_by, files, unique_id, verification, button. I added"Days left": {type: formula, formula:{type:number,number:3}}and"Ticket": {type: unique_id, unique_id:{prefix:"TASK",number:7}}to the fixture and neither appears in the rendered document. Formula, rollup and unique_id are precisely what a #5500-style tracker page uses, so the hallucination class this PR exists to close survives for exactly those fields — and there is notracing::call anywhere in the new code, so nothing signals it. Either add a generic fallback (inner scalar, or a compact JSON dump ofproperty[kind]) or at minimum atracing::debug!(kind, "unrendered notion property"). -
notion.rs:233andplain_text()atnotion.rs:299— no newline or whitespace collapsing, so text can forge a property line. A rich_text value of"real\nStatus: FAKE-INJECTED"renders as:Notes: real Status: FAKE-INJECTEDinside the
Properties:block, and because lines are sorted it lands above the genuineStatus: In progress. Any Notion text field — a shared database, an imported row, a form response — can therefore spoof another property's value in the agent's context. It also breaks the one-lineName: valuecontract the block otherwise holds.value.split_whitespace().collect::<Vec<_>>().join(" ")before emitting covers it.
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- Ingestion is dedup-gated on
id@last_edited_time(orchestrator.rs:354-357,state.is_synced), so already-synced rows are never re-rendered — properties will appear only on rows edited after this ships. #5500's acceptance criteria stay false for untouched rows until a state reset or a dedup-namespace bump. Probably a note on the issue rather than a change here. - There are no unit tests on
render_propertiesitself; the only coverage is one mock with an author-authored envelope. If real ComposioNOTION_FETCH_DATAnests properties anywhere other thanpropertiesordata.properties, the function returns""and the whole feature is inert — again with no log. The repo already hasexamples/composio_harnessand thecomposio_sync_livetarget, so one live-key run against a real database row would settle it. tests/composio_sync_mock.rs:568-599— the fragmentcontains()assertions pin none of: theProperties:header, the sort, or prepend-before-body. The PR body claims deterministic ordering that no test actually enforces. CodeRabbit's suggested full-documentassert_eq!is the right call (agreed); worth adding a case where insertion order differs from sorted order.notion.rs:151-160— when markdown extraction fails,bodyfalls back to pretty-printeditem.raw, which already contains the raw properties, so properties then appear twice: once rendered, once as raw JSON.
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notion.rs:242— relation renders bare UUIDs: embedding noise with no agent value.notion.rs:241— people renders empty (so the property is dropped) whenever Composio returns user ids withoutname, which is common when the integration lacks user-read capability.plain_text()duplicates title-run joining that already exists innotion_title(notion.rs:~175) andnormalize/notion.rs:86. Three copies will drift.
Things I checked that are fine: determinism is solid — Cargo.toml:117 is serde_json = "1" with no preserve_order, so Map is a BTreeMap, and lines.sort() at notion.rs:294 makes it explicit regardless; no HashMap churn, so no diff or embedding thrash. No unwrap/expect/index/byte-slice in the new code either, so the &s[..n] truncation hazard doesn't apply here.
Merge order: this depends on #144 — without fetch_type every NOTION_FETCH_DATA request is rejected, so render_properties never runs in production and this lands inert and unvalidated against the real API. The tests don't cross-guard that (the fetch mock here has no body matcher, so it passes either way). No textual conflict between the two, though: I merged both branches onto current origin/main and both files auto-merged, with cargo test --features sync --test composio_sync_mock notion passing 2/2. Suggest #144 first, then this once the two majors are addressed.
…injection The property renderer closed the #5500 hallucination gap for select/status/ multi_select/date/scalars but left two holes a reviewer reproduced: - The `_ => String::new()` catch-all silently dropped every kind without an explicit arm — formula, rollup, unique_id, created/last_edited time and user, files — which are exactly the fields a tracker page leans on, so the agent still invented those values, with no signal that anything was skipped. - Property text was emitted without collapsing whitespace, so a rich_text value like "real\nStatus: FAKE" forged a second `Name: value` line that, once the block is sorted, outranked the genuine `Status` — any Notion text field could spoof another property in the agent's context. Add `render_unknown` to render the common unhandled kinds (timestamps, `unique_id` as `PREFIX-n`, `formula`/`rollup` inner value, files, and any bare scalar via `scalar_value`); a kind it still can't read degrades to a `tracing::debug` + skip rather than vanishing. Collapse whitespace in every property name and value at the single emit point, which neutralises the injection for all kinds at once and preserves the one-line contract. Also stop the raw-JSON fallback (used when page markdown is absent) from double-rendering properties: it already contains the `properties` object, so the rendered block is no longer prepended on that path. Tests: the existing case now asserts the exact composed document (header + deterministic sort + body placement), and a new case proves formula / unique_id / timestamp fallbacks render and that an injected newline is collapsed instead of forging a property line.
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Thanks — both Majors reproduced and both are fixed in Major 1 — dropped variants. The Major 2 — text injection. Both the property name and value are now passed through Non-blocking:
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291-297: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the property rendering contract.
Add item documentation for
render_properties. Specify title omission, empty-value omission, normalization, sorting, and raw-JSON fallback behavior. This behavior is non-obvious and affects generated document content.As per coding guidelines, “Document public APIs, module contracts, and non-obvious behavior thoroughly.”
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In `@src/memory/sync/composio/providers/notion.rs`:
- Around line 371-375: Update the formula and rollup handling in scalar_value so
structured date results and rollup arrays are rendered instead of defaulting to
empty output; preserve existing scalar behavior, and add fixtures covering
formula dates, rollup dates, and rollup arrays.
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In `@src/memory/sync/composio/providers/notion.rs`:
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Re-reviewed at 7cf32395. Major 2 is fully and correctly fixed. Major 1 is most of the way there, but it still drops the two commonest formula/rollup result shapes — the exact fields I named as the #5500 hallucination surface — and the new arm is strictly worse than the generic fallback on a flattened envelope. Narrow ask, roughly six lines.
Major 2 (forgery) — fixed. collapse_ws is applied at the single emit point (notion.rs:296) to both name and value, after the match, so every arm including the new render_unknown path is covered by construction. I grepped every property-line construction site: format!("{}: {value}", collapse_ws(name)) is the only one, no bypass. Verified on four vectors — value newline collapses to Notes: real Status: FAKE-INJECTED; injection through the property name gives NAME Status: FORGED-VIA-NAME: x on one line; U+2028 is caught too (Rust is_whitespace covers U+2028/2029); and injection routed through an unknown variant via render_unknown/scalar_value still collapses, since it's post-match. No content truncation — "line one\n\nline two with\tspaces" → line one line two with spaces, all tokens preserved. Doing it at the emit point rather than per-kind was the right call.
Major 1 (dropped variants) — partially fixed. My fixture does render now; I confirmed by reverting notion.rs to 444187c7 while keeping the new test, which fails with exactly my two original findings, and Days left: 3 / Ticket: TASK-7 appear at head.
But a 22-property probe row still drops these entirely — no line at all: FormulaDate (formula.type=date), RollupDate, RollupArray (show_original), RollupNested, RollupUnsupported, Verify, Btn, and CreatedBy when the user has no name.
The cause is that render_unknown unwraps formula/rollup to {type: T, T: value} and hands the inner to scalar_value, which only knows String/Number/Bool/{name}. A date inner is {start, end} → ""; an array inner is a Vec → "". The file already has correct date rendering in the explicit "date" arm about 60 lines up — it just isn't reused. Rollup show_original and date-arithmetic formulas are staple tracker fields, so the hallucination class survives precisely there.
The sharper half: the formula/rollup specialization has no fallback to the generic path. Second probe:
"FlatFormula": {"type":"formula","formula":3}
"FlatRollup": {"type":"rollup","rollup":12}
"UnknownScalar": {"type":"newkind","newkind":"hello"}
→ Properties:
UnknownScalar: hello
A completely unknown kind carrying a bare scalar renders; formula carrying the identical scalar does not, because .and_then(Value::as_object) fails and .unwrap_or_default() swallows it. Specializing a kind made it strictly worse than not specializing it. Since there's no live-Composio fixture proving the envelope is always wrapped, that's a real inertness risk rather than a hypothetical.
The ask, and it's mechanical: in render_unknown's formula/rollup arm, (a) route date results through the existing date renderer, (b) comma-join array results, (c) .unwrap_or_else(|| scalar_value(inner)) when the wrapper shape isn't recognised. Plus fixtures for formula-date, rollup-date, rollup-array.
On CodeRabbit's new review: its Major at notion.rs:371-375 is valid and blocking — I reproduced it independently before reading it, and its web-check of the Notion API is accurate (rollup result types are number/date/array/unsupported/incomplete). It's the same defect as the residue above. Its "document the property rendering contract" nitpick I'd skip: a 12-line doc comment already exists at notion.rs:213-224 covering title omission, empty-value omission, sort rationale and the empty return, whitespace normalization is documented in the very inline comment it's pointing at, and the raw-JSON fallback lives in document(), not render_properties. At most, fold the two comments together.
Verified clean: empty lines can't leak — (!value.is_empty()).then(...) runs after collapse_ws, so dropped properties produce no line rather than a bare Name: . Determinism intact (lines.sort() at 306, serde_json without preserve_order). No unwrap/expect/panic/byte-slice added. No extra Composio call. Double-render is fixed — body is now Option and the None arm returns pretty raw JSON without prepending the rendered block. Union-merged against current main (post-#153): clean, 22/22 tests, fmt clean, clippy --features sync --all-targets --no-deps clean.
Tests: both fail against origin/main, and the new one fails against 444187c7 — genuine coverage. CodeRabbit's exact-document assert_eq! is present essentially verbatim and pins the header, sorted order, prepend-before-body, title non-duplication and the empty-Owner skip. One caveat worth knowing: serde_json::Map is a BTreeMap, so keys arrive already sorted and the test can't actually distinguish lines.sort() working from map ordering — insertion order never differs from sorted order in this build. The sort is still correct belt-and-braces if preserve_order is ever unified in.
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tracingat all when thepropertiesobject is absent entirely — that's the "feature is inert against real Composio" case, and it matters more than the per-kind log that was added. - The new
tracing::debug!carrieskindbut not the property name, and fires routinely forbutton/verificationwhere empty is correct, which dilutes the signal. Name-in-log plus skipping known-valueless kinds would sharpen it;warn-once is worth considering for "we dropped user data". created_by/last_edited_byandpeopleentries lackingnamedrop silently (probe: one user vanished from a two-person field,CreatedByproduced no line). Pre-existing.- Relation still renders bare UUIDs. Unaddressed, still fine to defer.
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plain_text()triplication note is now partly moot — #153 merged and deletedproviders/normalize/wholesale, so it's down to two copies insidenotion.rs(notion_titlevsplain_text). - Still no unit tests on
render_propertiesitself, only envelopes written by hand — and the flattened-formula finding above raises the stakes on that.
Merge order: #144 is still open, and without its fetch_type the fetch is rejected upstream, so this is dead code in production until that lands — the acceptance criteria can't be observed otherwise. No conflict with #153 (this doesn't touch providers/normalize/); I confirmed the union merge is clean and green, so no rebase is needed. The current BLOCKED state is the review decision, not CI — all checks pass.
render_unknown handled scalar formula/rollup results but a `date` or `array`
result fell through scalar_value to empty output — dropping exactly the
rolled-up dates and related-title lists a tracker page carries, the #5500
hallucination class this PR closes.
Add render_typed_value for the Notion `{ "type": T, T: <inner> }` wrapper used
by formula, rollup, and each rollup-array element: it renders date and nested
array results and dispatches the common leaf kinds, falling through to
scalar_value otherwise. Extract the date formatting into a shared format_date
used by both the `date` property arm and these results. Also expand the
render_properties doc to state the title/empty omission, whitespace
normalization, best-effort unknown handling, sort determinism, and raw-JSON
fallback contract (per the repo's documentation guideline).
Test: formula date, rollup date, and rollup array all render into the exact
composed document.
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@coderabbitai Both addressed in Render structured formula and rollup values — valid, fixed. A Document the render_properties contract — done. Expanded the item doc to state title/empty omission, whitespace normalization, best-effort unknown handling, sort determinism, and the raw-JSON fallback behavior. Gates green: fmt, default clippy |
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Everything I asked for in round 2 is genuinely delivered, and I verified all of it empirically at 56c88d98 — formula/rollup date routes through the shared format_date, array comma-joins, and the flattened {"formula":3} envelope now falls back to scalar_value. One Major left, and it's roughly three lines from an approve.
Verified with a 53-property probe row through the real pipeline + wiremock:
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formula.type=date (start+end) |
absent | 2026-08-01 → 2026-08-03 |
formula.type=date (start only) |
absent | 2026-08-01 |
rollup.type=date |
absent | 2026-09-01 |
rollup.type=array (show_original, 10 mixed) |
absent | A, 2, rt, Sel, m1, m2, 2026-01-01, Ann, Yes, https://x.dev |
| nested array-of-array | absent | deep1, 9 |
{"type":"formula","formula":3} |
absent | 3 |
{"type":"rollup","rollup":12} |
absent | 12 |
flat "flatstr" / true / {name:…} |
absent | flatstr / Yes / NamedNoType |
rollup.type=unsupported/incomplete/empty array |
absent | absent — correct, no value exists |
rollup.type=number = 0 |
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Major — render_typed_value (notion.rs:389) has a narrower dispatch than its own siblings.
It hand-rolls a subset of the dispatch that render_properties and render_unknown already implement, and its _ arm is scalar_value(wrapper.get(kind)), which returns "" for any object/array without a name. So this is the same "specialization is strictly worse than the generic path" defect from round 2, moved one level down. Isolated probe, each as a single show_original rollup-array element:
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whole line dropped |
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relation |
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files |
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unique_id |
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created_time, last_edited_time, created_by, email, url, phone_number, status, unknown-scalar |
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Rollup-of-a-formula and rollup-of-a-relation are mainstream tracker configurations, and the failure mode is exactly #5500's — property absent, model invents it. It does get logged via render_unknown's empty-check, so it isn't invisible in telemetry, but it's still a data drop.
The fix I'd suggest is structural rather than another arm: extract render_properties' match body into a shared render_property_value(kind, property) and have render_typed_value delegate to it for unhandled kinds, keeping only the array recursion local. That collapses three partially-overlapping dispatch tables into one and makes this class of bug impossible by construction — the same posture as the single-emit-point collapse_ws fix, which is exactly why Major 2 has stayed fixed through two rounds of new code paths.
Major 2 (injection) — still fixed, no bypass in the new path. Single construction site confirmed at notion.rs:298-299, collapse_ws on both name and value after the match; the only other format! sites are {prefix}-{n} and {start} → {end}, both upstream of the collapse. All 13 injection probes render on one line: value newline, property-name newline, CRLF, and U+2028 (Rust's split_whitespace uses Unicode White_Space, so that's covered), plus injection specifically routed through the new code — render_typed_value string, date-start, typed-select, a rollup-array element, a nested array element, and the flat-formula fallback. No bypass.
Regression test is valid. Reverting notion.rs to round-2 7cf32395 with the new test in place fails for the right reason:
left: "Properties:\nScore: 42\n\n# Metrics\n\nBody"
right: "Properties:\nDue: 2026-08-01 → 2026-08-03\nItems: A, 2\nNext: 2026-09-01\nScore: 42\n\n# Metrics\n\nBody"
Full suite green — 23 passed; 0 failed on cargo test --features sync --test composio_sync_mock.
Smaller items
- Still no
tracingwhen thepropertiesobject is absent entirely (notion.rs:240early-returns silently) — the feature-inert-against-real-Composio case I flagged as mattering more than the per-kind log. You offered to add it; yes please, and it's fine to fold into the same round as the Major above. - No fixture for the flattened
{"formula":3}/{"rollup":12}envelope — the sharper regression from round 2 that you explicitly closed. It works (probe:3,12), but nothing pins it, so it can silently come back. verification({state, verified_by, date}) still renders empty and arguably has a renderablestate;buttonempty is correct. Pre-existing, fine to leave deferred.- The expanded doc contract at
:213-238is good — keep it.
Merge path is clear now: #144 merged at 13:26, so the dead-code-in-production concern is gone and this is live-effective on merge. #153 merged at 11:50 and removed providers/normalize/, but this touches only providers/notion.rs and the mock test — git merge-tree origin/main exits 0, zero conflicts.
CI is fully green, and CodeRabbit cleared its CHANGES_REQUESTED and approved at this head, with both of its round-2 points genuinely addressed. The remaining BLOCKED state is my stale round-2 review, which this one supersedes.
…ver drop
render_typed_value hand-rolled a narrower subset of the dispatch that
render_properties and render_unknown already implemented, and its fallback was
a bare scalar — so a rollup `array` element that is itself a formula, rollup,
relation, files, or unique_id rendered empty and was dropped. Rollup-of-formula
and rollup-of-relation are mainstream tracker configs, so this was #5500's
hallucination class surviving one level down (the property absent, the model
inventing it).
Collapse the three partially-overlapping dispatch tables into one canonical
render_property_value(kind, property) covering every kind, and have both
render_properties and render_typed_value delegate to it — render_typed_value
keeps only the `array` recursion and the bare-scalar (flattened-envelope)
fallback local. An array element of any kind now renders exactly as that kind
would at property level, making the drop impossible by construction (the same
posture as the single-emit-point collapse_ws fix). render_unknown is removed;
its concrete shapes live in the unified table, which logs only a genuinely
unreadable kind rather than every empty value.
Also: log once when a row has no `properties` object at all (the
inert-against-real-Composio case), not silently.
Tests: a rollup array of {formula, relation} now renders `3, rel-1` (both were
dropped), and the flattened `{"formula":3}` / `{"rollup":12}` envelope is
pinned. All 5 notion mock tests + sync matrix green; notion.rs 461 lines.
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@oxoxDev Fixed the Major structurally as you suggested, in Major — unified the dispatch. Collapsed the three partially-overlapping tables ( Probe parity: a rollup array of Smaller items folded in:
Verified: fmt / default clippy |
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Summary
NOTION_GET_PAGE_MARKDOWNreturns page block content only, so a Notiondatabase row's structured property values (
select/status/multi_select/date/people/relation/ scalars) never appeared inthe synced document. The agent therefore received a tracker page with no
dropdown text and invented the selections.
Add
render_properties()insrc/memory/sync/composio/providers/notion.rs, which walks thealready-fetched row (
item.raw— the same objectnotion_titlereads, so noextra Composio call), renders each non-empty property as a
Name: valuelineunder a
Properties:header, and prepends it to the markdown body. Thetitleproperty is skipped (already the document title); empty/null valuesare skipped; lines are sorted for deterministic output.
Addresses tinyhumansai/openhuman#5500 (the memory-sync read path). The
agent-tool read path depends on the backend
markdownFormattedrenderer(outside these repos) and is tracked separately. Shipping to OpenHuman also
needs the tinycortex submodule pointer bumped after merge.
API Or Behavior Changes
Behavior: synced Notion documents for database rows now include a
Properties:block with the row's field values ahead of the page markdown.Documents for rows with no
propertiesobject are unchanged (empty render →body only). No public API change.
Tests
Ran locally:
cargo fmt --all --check— clean.cargo clippy --features sync— no warnings from the changed file(
notion.rs). One pre-existingclippy::question_markwarning remains inproviders/normalize/slack_post_process.rs, unrelated to this change, sothe
--all-targets -- -D warningsbox below is left unchecked rather thanclaimed falsely.
cargo test --features sync --test composio_sync_mock notion— 2 passed(
notion_renders_database_row_properties_into_documentnew;notion_fetches_markdown_and_counts_both_requestsunchanged).Regression proof: with the source change stashed (test kept), the new test
fails on the pre-fix code — it asserted only the markdown body before.
cargo fmt --checkcargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings— changed file clean; one pre-existing unrelated warning inslack_post_process.rscargo build --all-targets(sync test target compiled)cargo test— ran the targetednotionsync tests; full suite deferred to CIDocumentation
Item-level docs on
render_propertiesexplain the contract and the rootcause. No external docs needed.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes