Workflow to run S3 tests. Fixes #782

[MaxGelbakhiani]

Merge after
nspcc-dev/s3-tests#34
nspcc-dev/s3-tests#33

• Workflow runs 250 sanity tests on PR and full test suite on any other event.
• Sanity run takes less than 30 minutes.
• For now, for Sanity I picked a set of tests, that are always green during my test runs
• Full test suite runs around 5 hours.

After merging we'll need to add action secrets:
secrets.TEST_RESULTS_WALLET
secrets.TEST_RESULTS_PASSWORD
And action variables:
vars.TEST_RESULTS_NEOFS_NETWORK_DOMAIN
vars.TEST_RESULTS_CID
vars.TEST_RESULTS_HTTP_GATE

SSL is going to be fixed on later stages

[codecov]

Codecov Report

Merging #809 (e03a17b) into master (d013f71) will decrease coverage by 0.30%.
Report is 33 commits behind head on master.
The diff coverage is n/a.

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[vvarg229]

Does make require an .env file?

[MaxGelbakhiani]

You're right, it doesn't

[vvarg229]

You're right, it doesn't

If not needed, then why cp .github/test-env .env ?

[MaxGelbakhiani]

Now, I removed it

[vvarg229]

Dangerous regular expression - maybe there's more than one string that matches the host =.* pattern

[MaxGelbakhiani]

By default, sed uses only single-line matching. To enable multiline matching you need to enable it with 'N' command, like this:
sed 'N; s/.* MULTILINE TEXT.*//' test.file

So, greedy regex is pretty safe here.

But, ok. I switched to a non-greedy '.*?' pattern

[vvarg229]

It is best to replace lines like this with:
sed -i -E "s/host =.*?$/host = ${S3_GW_IP}/" ${S3_TESTS_CONFIG}
with the following:
sed -i -E "s/host =__HOSTS_TO_CHANGE__/host = ${S3_GW_IP}/" ${S3_TESTS_CONFIG}
Of course, this will require changes to the config file too.
That way you can be sure that some other line that someone else put in the config file won't change.
It will also make it easier for other users to interact with the config file.

[MaxGelbakhiani]

Go rid of this sed substitution with suitable employment of .env file for s3-dev-env.

[vvarg229]

It might be a good idea to fix regular expressions

[roman-khimov]

I've just noticed that we're completely missing expirations here, they should be added