Make test that fails if any VENDOR_PRODUCT in checker is not lowercase

[terriko]

The matching on vendor product pairs in the database is case-sensitive. We could change that, but I feel like it probably makes more sense to catch that at the point when checkers are committed rather than add string operations that we don't really need.

In practice, checkers don't work if you use capital letters in this field, but it's not inherently obvious to new contributors why things are failing. It would be really nice if we had a short test that just went through the checkers to see if any weren't lowercase, and printed a meaningful "checker X has a VENDOR_PRODUCT string that is not lowercase" type message.

[utkarsh147-del]

I want to work in this.Please assign this issue to me.

[utkarsh147-del]

Please assign this to me mam.I will surely do this.

[pdxjohnny]

@utkarsh147-del We don't have the ability to assign issue to non-Intel users. The best way to communicate your desire to work on something is to comment in the issue as you've done. However, you only need to say that you are going to work on something, you don't have to ask first unless someone else commented and they might be working on it.

The next step is to create a draft PR so that maintainers and others know that you are making progress.

Thanks!

[terriko]

Actually, it turns out we can assign things to people if they comment on the bug. So I have, if it makes you feel better to have it assigned!

But generally, @pdxjohnny is correct: we don't bother to assign bugs in this project. As John says, if you're interested, comment saying so and start up a pull request so people know you're making progress. If there's no active pull request and it's been more than a week since you said you wanted the issue, it's possible it will be re-assigned to someone else.

[utkarsh147-del]

Ok Thanks for this mail.

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On Thu, Nov 26, 2020, 02:23 Terri Oda ***@***.***> wrote: Actually, it turns out we *can* assign things to people if they comment on the bug. So I have, if it makes you feel better to have it assigned! But generally, @pdxjohnny <https://github.com/pdxjohnny> is correct: we don't bother to assign bugs in this project. As John says, if you're interested, comment saying so and start up a pull request so people know you're making progress. If there's no active pull request and it's been more than a week since you said you wanted the issue, it's possible it will be re-assigned to someone else. — You are receiving this because you were assigned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#987 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ARS4LCJ7QP6YNYEIAWMQGADSRVVDBANCNFSM4T3ZJZLQ> .

[terriko]

Fixed in #1032