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Add date_of_birth and national_id parameters to customer schemas #77

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  • Added the "date_of_birth" parameter to the customer, customer_response, and update_customer schemas.
  • The "date_of_birth" parameter allows identifying the date of birth of the client.
  • Updated the descriptions and examples for the "date_of_birth" parameter in all affected schemas.
  • Added the "national_id" parameter to the customer, customer_response, and update_customer schemas.
  • The "national_id" parameter allows identifying the national identification number of the client.
  • Updated the descriptions and examples for the "national_id" parameter in all affected schemas.

- Added the "date_of_birth" parameter to the customer, customer_response, and update_customer schemas.
- The "date_of_birth" parameter allows identifying the date of birth of the client.
- Updated the descriptions and examples for the "date_of_birth" parameter in all affected schemas.
- Added the "national_id" parameter to the customer, customer_response, and update_customer schemas.
- The "national_id" parameter allows identifying the national identification number of the client.
- Updated the descriptions and examples for the "national_id" parameter in all affected schemas.
@fcarrero fcarrero merged commit f000cb6 into main Nov 13, 2024
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@fcarrero fcarrero deleted the customer-fields branch November 13, 2024 19:29
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