v2.1.0

fix: allow auth_token_update_strategy=DELETE to migrate AUTH to RBAC/ACL Luis Miranda (@LuisMiranda10) (#274)

## what

• Updated the ElastiCache replication group resource to allow auth_token_update_strategy = "DELETE" when auth_token is set to null.
• Fixed the migration path from AUTH token authentication to RBAC/ACL (user_group_ids) by correctly forwarding the DELETE strategy to AWS.
• Preserved existing behavior for resources using SET or ROTATE, as well as resources without an authentication token.

why

• During migrations from AUTH to RBAC/ACL, AWS requires auth_token_update_strategy = "DELETE" to remove an existing authentication token.
• The module previously set auth_token_update_strategy to null whenever auth_token was null, preventing the provider from sending the required DELETE operation.
• As a result, the authentication token was never removed and Terraform applies failed, blocking the migration to RBAC/ACL.
• This change ensures that the DELETE strategy is passed through when explicitly requested, allowing successful token removal and completion of the migration process.
• The change is backward compatible and does not alter behavior for existing configurations using the default strategy or an active auth_token.

references

• Related to ElastiCache AUTH → RBAC/ACL migration support.
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