public sealed class ConverterRegistry : IEnumerable
Reference documentation and code samples for the Firestore API class ConverterRegistry.
Registry of custom converters. This is used to avoid requiring Firestore-specific attributes on types
which may be intended to be non-Firestore-specific. The registry may be specified when creating a FirestoreDb
via ConverterRegistry.
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