Hi everyone,
I've just realized today that after uploading a new file into Amazon Cloud Drive, its Last Modified timestamp will be altered due to, what it seems, a post processing for certain file types (e.g. Word documents, text file, etc).
Uploading a new file will return a JSON response with all the file properties/metadata including the Last Modified timestamps as the API says. The problem now is that requesting the metadata for the file we've just uploaded (using GET : {{metadataUrl}}/nodes/{id} ) will return a different Last Modified timestamp, usually a few seconds after the Last Modified timestamp we received from the Upload method. Additionally a new property ("properties":{"CloudDrive":{"Processing":"PDF_PROCESSED"}}) appears in the file's properties which makes me suspect that the file properties have been updated right after my upload thus modifying the Last Modified timestamp. This causes a huge problem since the Last Modified timestamp I receive from the Upload is now invalid as it is not correct anymore.
Why is the Last Modified timestamp being changed at all as the file is not being changed? If it's due to the property change can there be an exception to NOT update the timestamp since it's being done by the cloud service which is something we cannot control?
Thanks, Kostas