dvanoni / notero

A Zotero plugin for syncing items and notes into Notion
https://download.notero.vanoni.dev
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docs(README): Use latest connection copy from Notion #609

Closed dvanoni closed 4 weeks ago

dvanoni commented 4 weeks ago

The connections menu in Notion now says "Connect to" instead of "Add Connections"

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Walkthrough

The changes in the pull request focus on updates to the README.md file for the Notero project. Key modifications include a clarification in the instructions for connecting Notion to the Notero plugin, specifically updating the wording in step 4 of the "Configure Notion" section. Additionally, minor formatting changes were made, including a note about the required Zotero version for compatibility with Notero.

Changes

File Change Summary
README.md Updated step 4 in "Configure Notion" section for clarity; added note on Zotero version requirements.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Notero
    participant Notion

    User->>Notero: Click "Connect to"
    Notero->>Notion: Establish connection
    Notero->>User: Connection established

🐰 "In the README, a change so bright,
A click to connect, oh what a delight!
With Zotero's version, now clear as day,
Notero hops forward, come join the play!
A guide for the users, simple and neat,
With every small change, our project’s complete!" 🌟


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`134-134`: **LGTM! Documentation update matches current Notion UI.** The change from "Add Connections" to "Connect to" accurately reflects the current Notion interface, maintaining consistency with their latest UI updates. Let's verify this change matches Notion's official documentation:
βœ… Verification successful **Documentation update correctly references official Notion docs** The change is accurate as it: 1. Links directly to Notion's official developer documentation 2. Provides the exact steps in proper sequence 3. Maintains consistency with Notion's current UI terminology
🏁 Scripts executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the updated connection text matches Notion's documentation # Expected: The phrase "Connect to" should appear in Notion's official docs # Search for the exact phrase in any markdown files that might contain Notion documentation rg -i "connect to.*search for connections" ``` Length of output: 44 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Let's check the full context of the README changes around this line # to better understand the instructions and verify their accuracy rg -B 5 -A 5 "Connect to" README.md ``` Length of output: 568
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