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Firebase Cloud Functions -> Cloud Functions for Firebase #256

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/deploy-node.md
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# Deploy flows to any Node.js platform

Firebase Genkit has built-in integrations that help you deploy your flows to
Firebase Cloud Functions and Google Cloud Run, but you can also deploy your
Cloud Functions for Firebase and Google Cloud Run, but you can also deploy your
flows to any platform that can serve an Express.js app, whether it’s a cloud
service or self-hosted.

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<!-- NOTE: prettier-ignore used in some snippets to allow copy/paste into Firebase Functions which
use https://github.com/firebase/firebase-tools/blob/master/templates/init/functions/javascript/_eslintrc -->

# Genkit with Firebase Cloud Functions
# Genkit with Cloud Functions for Firebase

Firebase Genkit includes a plugin that helps you deploy your flows to Firebase
Cloud Functions. This page, as an example, walks you through the process of
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// By default, the firebaseAuth policy requires that all requests have an
// `Authorization: Bearer` header containing the user's Firebase
// Authentication ID token. All other requests are rejected with error
// 403. If your app client uses the Firebase Cloud Functions callable
// 403. If your app client uses the Cloud Functions for Firebase callable
// functions feature, the library automatically attaches this header to
// requests.

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