After changing memory and timeout in a function’s func.yaml for a city alerts handler, what must the developer do before the running OCI Function uses those values?
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Short Explanation
func.yaml is the recipe on disk; the OCI Functions server keeps the serving copy. Edit the recipe, then redeploy—otherwise the kitchen still cooks from the old card.
Full Explanation
fn init writes func.yaml with name, runtime, entry point, and optional memory and timeout settings. If you edit that file, you must redeploy before the running function picks up the change; the definition stored in the OCI Functions service wins when it disagrees with a stale local file. Restarting Docker locally or deleting OCIR repos does not sync server-side function settings.