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Mergetober: cognee's HubSpot connector syncs CRM facts and forgets deleted records

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A developer built a HubSpot connector for the cognee memory framework, syncing contacts, companies, deals, tickets and notes along with the links between them. The connector reads only changed records and drops anything deleted or merged in HubSpot. To test it, the developer set up sample CRM data, synced it, and queried cognee about a discount, its approver, and a contact's employer. After deleting the note holding the discount and the approver, and renaming the company, the next sync returned that the discount and approver were unspecified while the contact's company reflected the new name. The results held on a repeat run after restoring and re-deleting the records.

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