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Makefile still doesn't work in someways.
This PR plugs the gaps.
To be honest I am not happy with how I am skipping the rust test since they return as successful instead of ignored.
One difficulty is to maintain the tests by default instead of enabling it.
I thought of a solution that is the cleanest :
Prepend all s3 related rust tests with s3 and attach
#[ignore]
.They would be re-enabled on demand as such :
cargo test s3
https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch11-02-running-tests.html#filtering-to-run-multiple-tests
However, this might make life more difficult for the current main developers who would have to go through more hoops at the expense of potential outside contributors.
The default settings should be helpful to the default developers.
At this point, my goal is to just make rust tests run and succeed.
IMO we can implement this PR as a stop gap and then move on to a more permanent solution when we can.