Bug: Stale Data Returned After External Updates to Notion Database

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Summary

When a record is updated through the Notion UI, subsequent queries through the Anyquery Notion Plugin return stale/cached data instead of the current values from Notion.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Insert or update a record in a Notion database using the Anyquery Notion Plugin
2. Verify the change is reflected correctly in the Notion UI
3. Close the anyquery session, wait a couple of minutes, then update the same record directly in the Notion UI.
4. Using a new session, query for the record using the Anyquery Notion Plugin

Expected: The query returns the record with the changes made in the Notion UI

Actual: The query returns the record as it was last updated through the plugin (stale data)

Impact

• Users see outdated data after making changes in Notion UI
• Changes made in one Anyquery session are not visible in other sessions for up to 1 hour
• No workaround exists except waiting for:
  • cache expiration.
  • manually clearing the cache directory
  • tearing down and setting up Anyquery again.