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Strong consistency in S3 was introduced in Dec, 2020 so you should not be noticing the behavior that you are noticing.
Are you using Cloudfront in front of S3. If yes, Cloudfront may have cached the older version of the object.
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What is "Cloudfront"? The failure is occurring when I copy the "Object URL" and paste it into a browser window.
It appears I do not have CloudFront enabled on our account. So why is my updated object still not available for download? I just tested it again...it's been 13-hrs since I uploaded the object, and the "Object URL" is still not delivering the updated object.
So...I experimented...I "renamed" the object in my control panel...and that renamed object DOES contain the correct content (validated by download via the "Object URL"). However, if I rename the object back to the original name...that "Object URL" does NOT download the updated content, it downloads the old version of the object.