How can I define a directory in the source repository in a cloud function

Define the directory where source code is stored in the source repository

Hi, I am creating a cloud function 2nd generation and I am using code from another source repository.
I am using Terraform and the module "google_cloudfunctions2_function". In the "repo_source" I want to define a directory in "dir" where my main is stored. The file is stored in the root and then in the folder parse_json. My terraform piece of code for this looks as follows:

repo_source = {

  project_id  = var.project_id

  repo_name = "MY_REPO"

  branch_name   = "master"

  dir = "parse_json/"
}

Anyway, the source function is still pointing to the root and it is not recognising the folder parse_json.
What is the syntax for "dir" when my code is not in the root?

The "dir" parameter in the "repo_source" block of the "google_cloudfunctions2_function" module in Terraform is used to specify the directory where your main code is stored within the source repository. In your case, if your code is located in the "parse_json" folder within the repository, you should set the "dir" parameter as follows:

repo_source = {
  project_id   = var.project_id
  repo_name    = "MY_REPO"
  branch_name  = "master"
  dir          = "parse_json"
}

Note that you don't need to include the trailing slash ("/") in the directory path. In your original code, the trailing slash might be causing the issue where the source function is still pointing to the root.

By setting the "dir" parameter to "parse_json", Terraform will look for the main code file within the "parse_json" directory of the specified repository. Make sure the code file is named appropriately (e.g., main.py) and placed directly within the "parse_json" folder in the repository.

If you've made these changes and the source function still doesn't recognize the folder, ensure that the repository and branch names are correct, and the file structure in the repository matches the expected directory structure.

The cloud functions v2 actually there is no support for Cloud Source Repositories yet.

Will be able to see it on this doc. Google Cloud Functions Documenation