Support Reading Status Property Configs From Databases #131
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Hi, @djs-CS ! Could you tell me, what will happen if you pass non empty |
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Background
The Notion API currently has no or limited support for creating or updating
statusproperties. Currently, there is no support for parsing status property configs.Proposal
Add support for parsing data into
StatusPropertyConfigto allow users to work with Notion DB structures.Concerns & Limitations
I'm still unclear on the best way to add support for parsing the
statusproperty type into a StatusPropertyConfig while also preventing the StatusPropertyConfig from being used as an input for the DatabaseClient.Create() and DatabaseClient.Update() methods.