Function killed. Error: memory limit exceeded
See original GitHub issueUsing the Thumbnail quickstart, followed all directions, deployed, enabled billing, etc.
I get this error in the log:
Function killed. Error: memory limit exceeded
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Actually that particular sample doesn’t require billing I believe (it’s not doing external request nor using billing-only APIs like the Cloud Vision API). We just forgot to remove that line in the instructions from some time during the private alpha where billing was still mandatory.
No. The limitation on “external APIs” is purely about networking. This is a defense against Cloud Functions being used for malicious/abusive purposes.
On Mon, Mar 13, 2017 at 8:27 PM, Mark Goho notifications@github.com wrote: