[Usability Audit] Notion

[GTFalcao]

Notion needs a usability audit.

One issue reported by a user:

I am trying to do a search on Notion by title page. I am using the string extracted from previous workflows. In the results, I get the following list:
1. The Parent page of the page I am searching for. The Parent page has a total of 5 pages, including the one I am trying to search.
2. 2-4 The other pages.
I am able to see the contents and information of each page except for the one I am searching for. It seems that I am able to get all of the other surrounding pages. I tried maxing out the page size results and search for page

All actions and sources should be thoroughly verified to ensure they provide the best possible user experience, and are consistent both in behavior and descriptions.

[vunguyenhung]

Hello everyone, I have tested this PR and there're some test cases failed or needed improvement.

Please check the test report below for more information
https://vunguyenhung.notion.site/Usability-Audit-Notion-1acbf548bb5e81b48030fb5eb2425dfd

[GTFalcao]

Changes made:

• Removed the "block objects" option - after some more experimenting with this, given it only works with existing blocks, it makes no sense to pass the entire block object when you can simply pass its ID instead (in the "block ids" option, tweaked its description slightly). This should also make the action more straightforward, since "block object" could easily be mistaken with creating a new block, which is accomplished with other options such as 'markdown content' (renamed from 'markup content');
• Adjusted info label on 'Create Comment';
• Added checking for {{steps input on all async options props, throwing a ConfigurationError.

I have not changed the "select an item or provide an item id" props, as we discussed in Slack over keeping the descriptions simple.

I have also not changed 'New Comment Created' because providing a page (block) id is required in Notion's API. We would have to perform a individual request for every single page the user has access to, which seems somewhat impractical (could amount to dozens of requests) - do you think this is an important enough use case to cover to be worth this? @vunguyenhung

[vunguyenhung]

Hey @GTFalcao, sounds good to me.I'll move this to ready for release