If you are creating a new function, see the Console Quickstart on Cloud Run. The content on this page only applies to existing legacy functions created with the Cloud Functions v1 API.
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Functions overview
See the following documentation based on your function version:
For Cloud Run functions, see
Cloud Run documentation. If you
have existing functions and need to use gcloud functions commands or
the Cloud Functions v2 API for backward compatibility, see
Deploy a function.
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