feat(customer-type): Add new customer fields to serializer #2550
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Context
We currently only create Lago customers as companies, but there is a need to support both companies and individuals. This change is motivated by scenarios where customers may be a mix of B2B and B2C, and where external integrations require handling both Contacts and Companies.
To address this, we are introducing a new field,
customer_type, to distinguish whether a customer is a company or an individual. Existing customers will remain unaffected withcustomer_typeset to the defaultnil.Description
In this PR we're adding the new model fields
lastname,firstnameandcustomer_typetoCustomerSerializer.