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Fireorm supports validation by leveraging the responsibility to class-validator. To perform the validation we have to declare a function on each abstract repositories like (this one or [this one](https://github.com/wovalle/fireorm/blob/dd10d7d52441894c4701a085d4
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Hello,
Thanks for this awesome tool!
I have a guarded property on my store, selected, which is used only by the UI, and I don't want to sync on Firestore.
If the guards works well, the document is still synced everytime I change the selected value, because of the updated_at and updated_by value.
Of course, I can add the two properties to the guards too, and it works, but I actually
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I looks like, at the moment, if I want to write many records at once, I have to either do a series of individual document writes. Or I have to write all the records to a single doc. It would be great to be able to create and write out to many docs simultaneously and atomically.