I am trying to test changes to Cloud Function code without having to deploy in between each change. I have a deployed, working function with the below specs using the standard template code:
Version: 2nd Gen
Trigger type: Cloud Storage: object.v1.finalized
Runtime service account: Compute Engine default service account
Runtime: Python 3.12
import functions_framework
# Triggered by a change in a storage bucket
@functions_framework.cloud_event
def hello_gcs(cloud_event):
data = cloud_event.data
event_id = cloud_event["id"]
event_type = cloud_event["type"]
bucket = data["bucket"]
name = data["name"]
metageneration = data["metageneration"]
timeCreated = data["timeCreated"]
updated = data["updated"]
print(f"Event ID: {event_id}")
print(f"Event type: {event_type}")
print(f"Bucket: {bucket}")
print(f"File: {name}")
print(f"Metageneration: {metageneration}")
print(f"Created: {timeCreated}")
print(f"Updated: {updated}")
When I upload a file to the cloud bucket, it is properly triggered.
When I edit my code in-browser and click "Test Function" a test environment and triggering event is spun up (and cloud shell is authorized).
I then edit the code in the function to delete 6 of the 7 print statements (as shown in shell output in screenshot). When I "run test", the shell still prints all 7 lines. Meaning, it doesn't recognize the code change made to the function.
I have tried this with other functions and other code changes and the general issue is that no function changes are detected when using the "Test Function" functionality. What am I doing wrong here as this use to work fine a few weeks ago.
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