GCP - Cloud FunctionsYou deployed a Cloud Function triggered by Firestore document creation, but it never runs. Which of these is the most likely cause?AThe function is missing the correct Firestore trigger pathBThe function code has a syntax error preventing deploymentCThe Cloud Function is set to trigger on HTTP instead of FirestoreDThe Firestore database is emptyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check trigger configurationIf the trigger path is incorrect, the function won't run on document creation events.Step 2: Eliminate other causesSyntax errors prevent deployment (not silent failure). HTTP trigger won't respond to Firestore events. Firestore being empty doesn't stop triggers on new documents.Final Answer:The function is missing the correct Firestore trigger path -> Option AQuick Check:Wrong trigger path = no function run [OK]Quick Trick: Check trigger path matches Firestore event exactly [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming empty Firestore blocks triggersConfusing HTTP triggers with event triggersIgnoring trigger path correctness
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