chore(release): v2.11.0 — data_source_id for relation targets#35
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Version bump + changelog for v2.11.0.
Ships #28 (thanks @insane66613): relation database properties now use
data_source_idinstead ofdatabase_id, matching Notion's data-source model under the pinnedNotion-Version: 2026-03-11. Minor bump (not patch) because it changes a user-facing field name.On tag
v2.11.0, the release automation publishes npm + official MCP registry, pushes the Docker image, and attaches the.mcpbto the release.🤖 Generated with Claude Code