fix(errors): Do not check for Google Cloud SDK if using an s3 bucket_url

[richardARPANET]

Before:

>> shaka-streamer -i input.yml -p pipeline.yml -c s3://local-media/out/

Fatal error:
  Google Cloud SDK not found! Please install version 212.0.0 or higher of Google Cloud SDK.

After:

No error, it runs.

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[joeyparrish]

If tests are not running, could it be because your PR is in draft mode? I think first-time contributors might need approval to run tests in GitHub Actions, but I don't see a button for that, presumably because it's just a draft PR.

Feel free to convert it to "ready", even if it's not completely. :-)

[richardARPANET]

@joeyparrish I just re-enabled the build_and_test.yaml Github action. Maybe it'll now show you something to approve?

[richardARPANET]

It's working now I think. Not yet "ready" really, will comment again when it is.

[joeyparrish]

Sound good. I saw the approval button, and I clicked it.

[richardARPANET]

@joeyparrish could you approve that Github action again? For some reason it's asking for approve upon every new commit..

[joeyparrish]

Workflow triggered.

I'm a little confused about your change, though. The cloud upload node is still using gsutil to upload to s3:// URLs, right? So why would you not want to check for the Google Cloud SDK?

[richardARPANET]

Ah, I didn't know that was even a feature of gsutil :) Will close this then.

[joeyparrish]

No worries. I see you had done a lot of the work needed to re-enable the test workflow. Would you be willing to put up a PR that focuses on that?