400 error on get_block() call #292
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It seems that the Notion API has changed and a large limit get 400 error now. |
@nissy131 Ok so I need to do like |
I think you should do this in source Line 280 in c9223c0 |
Was just about to edit my reply. Probably could create a PR out of this. Is 100 the highest? |
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Should this be a hard coded value or should there be a way to adjust early on in a program? And thanks for figuring this out. I hit the same thing with something that worked a few hours ago was no longer working. |
I agree with this and also think that there is going to be a need for pagination as well since some things might have more than 100 blocks. |
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In my case... |
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Feel free to use #293 as a workaround for now. |
The very hot, hot-fix based on #293 |
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@ttran that did the trick, thank you! |
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FYI, the API has been also changed so that requesting loadPageChunk multiple times will result in a 429 error(Too Many Requests). |
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Hi all! hope you are having a great day! We encounter this problem also and its very urgent for us to solve this. We were waiting a few days checking this thread expecting a new library version with this issue solved but it seems its still open. How can we implement this workarround? We are using the library version 0.0.28. I'll be honest, I dont know where to put this code. Thanks for any help you can give us. |
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I got this error only on my second call to get_block() in the snipped below but, oddly, no error if I move this second call further down in my code. Doesn't work ('HTTPError: Invalid Input' on second line) reading_page_block = client.get_block(cfg['reading'])
reading_log = client.get_block(READING_LOG_ID) # child to reading_page_blockWhen I log the requests I see: But I don't have this issue when I run reading_page_block = client.get_block(cfg['reading'])
books = {
'name': [],
'identifier': [],
'pages_read': [],
'timestamp': []
}
timestamp = datetime.now()
# for each book or article, capture the desired fields
for block in reading_page_block.children:
if block.id not in [ARTICLES_ID, BOOKS_ID]:
continue
else:
for row_block in block.collection.get_rows():
if row_block.title:
books['name'].append(row_block.title)
try:
books['pages_read'].append(row_block.page_number or 0)
except AttributeError:
# articles don't have the pages_read property
if row_block.status and row_block.status.lower()=="read":
books['pages_read'].append(1)
else:
books['pages_read'].append(0)
books['identifier'].append(row_block.id)
books['timestamp'].append(timestamp)
reading_log = client.get_block(READING_LOG_ID) # child to reading_page_blockMaybe I should also note that I'll get the same error upon entering the for loop above if I use a subclass of NotionClient with a modified constructor that just sets self.session to enable logging to stdout - I find this behavior strange as well. I'll attach this for good measure. |
When I am making a
client.get_block(full_url)call, I am getting the below:I didn't change anything in my code and this just started to happen. I suspected it was a token_V2 problem but just checked and it isn't. I saw #11 from back then and looks like there might be an API structural change.
Would love to hear all of your thoughts! Trying to get this resolved because a product of mine depends on this! Thank you!
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