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And magically, after I asked the question here, the option to change the engine version of the cluster appeared enabled and I was able to change the version without problem. Thanks Valter_R.
Hi there, Aurora's Version Policy documentation regarding AMVU, says "We typically schedule automatic upgrades twice a year for DB clusters that have the Auto minor version upgrade setting set to Yes", so indeed the AMVU will not do the upgrade for now.
Another way you can check if the version you're running has had automatic upgrades scheduled is with this AWS CLI command:
$ aws rds describe-db-engine-versions --output=table --engine aurora-mysql --engine-version 5.7.mysql_aurora.2.09.2
At the point in time I'm writing this, 2.09.2 indeed does not have AMVU enabled yet, upgrades should be done manually.
Therefore, I'd recommend that you follow the procedure to upgrade Aurora MySQL by modifying the engine version.
If the procedure above (modifying the engine version) does not work, I'd advise opening a support case.
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