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  1. Developing in Bash
  2. Managing dependencies

Building and managing Bash function dependencies

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Updated at July 2, 2026
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For the function to work correctly in the Bash runtime, you need to provide dependencies manually. Upload all executable binary files required for running the request handler script to the root of the project archive.

Here is an example of a project structure:

 ├── handler.sh
 ├── ffmpeg
 └── git

Where:

  • handler.sh: Request handler script in Bash.
  • ffmpeg and git: Executables of the required dependencies. In this example, ffmpeg is a library for multimedia files and git is a library for the version control system.

Note

All executable files you upload must be statically linked to ensure they work correctly in an isolated runtime.

The dependency installation process has some technical limitations. For more information, see Quotas and limits in Cloud Functions. You can view the dependency installation log via the link displayed in the list of operations.

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