@MarcPfeiffer
Thank you for making this video! Was struggling to figure this out with GPT4 and Claude but this video cleared it all up on how to get Cloud Functions working with Gsheets! Now just need to figure out how to set a trigger to run a python script once a day
@xodusgraphicdesigns3384
when i press on cloud run function it opends cloud run and there is no cloud functions
@solange4746
Great intro, thank you!
@joshcasper3625
Greetings! Thank you for the video! Unfortunately, I found it pretty hard to follow. I do believe you missed a few steps in the video such as deploying the updated code before editing the URL to include the Sheet ID at or around the 11:45 mark. I do believe you are on to something and you do know your stuff. However, you also must remember the audience you are making videos for. Thank you for the try and I appreciate your efforts!
@stevecaldwell5165
Any experience with IAM permissions? I tried deploying a similar function, but actually trigger it with my URL because of the default organizational policies preventing Cloud Run from setting unauthorized users to invoke the function.
@danshikuku2477
is it free? like google app script life time availability?
@hanzo_process
Thank you for this video!
@edersonduarte4696
Nice. Hello from Brazil!!
@ethanbenito4747
You don't have to install dependencies to your env? You literally just write in requirements what versions you want??? Edit: From ChatGPT: In Google Cloud Functions, you don't manually install dependencies like you might in a local environment. Instead, you list all your dependencies and their versions in a requirements.txt file. This file goes in the same directory as your main Python file. When you deploy your Cloud Function, Google Cloud uses this requirements.txt to automatically install the specified packages into the environment where your function runs. This makes it easy to manage dependencies for your Cloud Functions!
@mdeeen
thanks!!
@IdoMintz
wow Great video!!
@jacksonr2747