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[controller] Properly retry failures #40

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Issue #, if available:

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The retryModificationFailures parameter was never used when initializing the modify controller. As a result, modification failures were not retried until the PVC was re-processed (because the driver restarted or the PVC re-added to the cache)

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The `retryModificationFailures` parameter was never used when initializing the modify controller. As a result, modification failures were not retried until the PVC was re-processed (because the driver restarted or the PVC re-added to the cache)
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Thank you for the contribution, change lgtm.

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lgtm thank you

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/lgtm

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@AndrewSirenko sorry for the ping but is it possible to merge this PR as it was approved?

@torredil torredil merged commit 9271b2c into awslabs:main Nov 22, 2024
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