'What constitutes a write action in Firestore?
I'm currently developing a Flutter web application using Firestore for data persistence. The app is not live in production, so I'm the only one accessing this backend. There is only one collection that holds a single document, with many nested fields (6 levels deep). My understanding from looking at https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/pricing, is that reads are counted per doc, so every time I reload my app it should count as one read, yet in the last 4 hours since I started working today I already hit 1.7K reads (as reported in the usage tab). I know I haven't reloaded the app that many times, and there's also no hidden loop that calls the collection multiple times. This is the Flutter code that calls Firestore:
final sourceRef=FirebaseFirestore.instance.collection("source");
var data=await sourceRef.doc("stats").get();
What am I missing please?
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