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fix: allow null values for iops #1605

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When creating rds instances an iops value of 0 is interpreted by downstream services as null value. However when updating this is not the case. Hence when trying to update a service where setting iops is not permitted by AWS, update operations error even when we are not trying to change the iops value. Allowing nulls for this property works as expected both for provisioning and update.

#187149548

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  • Have you added Release Notes in the docs repositories?
  • Have you ran make run-integration-tests and make run-terraform-tests?
  • Have you ran acceptance tests for the service under change?
  • Have you followed the Conventional Commits specification?

When creating rds instances an iops value of 0 is interpreted by
downstream services as null value. However when updating this is not the
case. Hence when trying to update a service where setting iops is not
permitted by AWS, update operations error even when we are not trying to
change the iops value. Allowing nulls for this property works as
expected both for provisioning and update.

[#187149548](https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/187149548)
@zucchinidev zucchinidev merged commit b6705db into main Mar 5, 2024
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@zucchinidev zucchinidev deleted the iops-null branch March 5, 2024 15:17
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