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Any updates on how this is coming? I am running into this issue now.

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I can confirm this issue still exist with provider aws v2.62.0. When I set "on_demand_base_capacity" to 1, it is updated successfully. When I set it back to 0, Terraform does not detect the change. As a workaround if I set "on_demand_base_capacity" from 1 to 2 and then from 2 to 0, the change is detected and applied successfully.

, it's been a while. Any update on this?

Perfect! Thank you for the effort!

Thank you for working on this!

Edit/Update: I re-read your reply and I think I am saying the same thing below, so yes that is the desired behavior. Misunderstanding on my part!

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Here's a rough example of expected outcome: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-mtluz4

Top picker is current behavior, bottom is desired feature (by a property, say showPreviousMonth="true")

If you open the top picker, it shows current (Oct) and next (Nov) month. If you open the bottom picker, it shows previous (Sep) and current (Oct) month.

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If you select a range on the top picker, the start date will become the month on the left, and it'll show next month on the right. For example: 8/10 - 8/14 (Aug on left, Sep on right). 11/10 - 12/10 (Nov on left, Dec on right).

If you select range on the bottom picker, it'll currently always show previous and current month (due to workaround/hack). What I meant by "also to only do this behavior when a range is not selected already." in my original post is that when the date range is selected, it should fall back to original functionality like the top picker.

I hope this helps. Again, thanks for working on this!

If it is already selected, then it should follow current functionality: It'll show the starting date of the range on left and next month on the right.