add: add schedule to data source request

[jinyoungmoonDEV]

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Description

• add schedule to data source request

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[ImMin5]

Hi, @jinyoungmoonDEV

I would greatly appreciate it if you could provide examples withschedule field for the register, update, and DataSourceInfo. Thank you!

[ImMin5]

state field should be removed

[ImMin5]

state field should be removed

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• e1e6b1c: add: add schedule to data source request
• 7b214e4: fix: fix data source proto
• 1ce497b: fix: fix data source proto

✅ Why it is required

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[ImMin5]

LGTM 👍