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First, add the Shade Plugin configuration to generate a fat jar when you run the mvn package command.

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To deploy to Google Cloud Function, you need to produce a fat jar using the Shade plugin, rather than the Spring Boot plugin.

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First, if you already have the Spring Boot plugin in your pom.xml, remove it:

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Then, add the Shade Plugin configuration to generate a fat jar when you run the mvn package command.

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Package the application.

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You should see the fat jar in deploy directory.

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You should see the fat jar in target/deploy directory.

Make sure that you have the Cloud SDK CLI installed.

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