Using private dependencies with Cloud Run functions
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You can use a package in an npm or Python repository as a dependency for
a Cloud Run function.
Required permissions
Cloud Run functions uses the Cloud Build service account in the
same Google Cloud project to build and deploy your function.
If Cloud Run functions and Artifact Registry are in the same Google Cloud
project, the service account has the necessary permissions to download from
repositories.
If Cloud Run functions and Artifact Registry are in different projects,
you must grant repository access to the Cloud Build service account.
To provide read-only access for downloading dependencies, grant the
Artifact Registry Reader role.
If you also use Cloud Build to upload artifacts to repositories,
grant the Artifact Registry Writer role.
Configuring access to dependencies
See the Cloud Run functions documentation for npm and Python
configuration instructions.
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