AWS S3 uploading hidden files by default

Question

I have created a bucket in AWS and a couple of IAM. The IAM by default are included in a group with read-only access. However, when I create my bucket I generated a policy to grant access to specific IAM to list, put and get. Now I'm trying to run a simple command to put a file with one of these AWS IAM from my site:

aws s3api put-object --bucket <bucket name>  --key poc/test.txt  --body <windows path file>

The output is successful, means that the files are always loaded. However, when I take a look the bucket in AWS I have to click on show because all loadings are setting the bucket content as hidden.

The account that I'm using to verify the files uploaded in AWS has manager access in S3 and I'm going thru the web console. How should I load the files without the hidden mark?

thanks

Answer 1

versioning is enabled in your bucket. docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/user-guide/….... the file upload is successful as you see the file in the console, are you looking any specific details?
 if Versioning is enabled, the console is designed to show the latest version of particular file, unless you click on Show option. Similarly, when you call get-object API call, you will get the latest version of file. To be able to retrieve specific version, you must add --version-id parameter with desired version identifier