Uppercase names in CSV have unexpected results

[davidneedham]

Terminus/Pantheon converts uppercase characters in the machine name to lowercase. If this script is referring to a CSV with uppercase student names, it will create a machine name with uppercase characters. Pantheon doesn't mind and continues along, but any future commands run against the uppercase version fails because the site doesn't exist.

You can simulate this by doing terminus site:create JDoe-my-example "JDoe-my-example" WordPress. When it's done, try terminus site:delete JDoe-my-example. It will say that you don't have access to that site or it doesn't exist. But terminus site:delete jdoe-my-example works.

As a result, every Terminus command run after the site is created fails with an error saying you don't have access.

I propose that the script make all machine names lowercase.

[ataylorme]

I propose that the script make all machine names lowercase.

As a workaround in the meantime can you make the names in the spreadsheet lowercase? Also this seems like a request we might want to make upstream to Terminus so that Terminus itself takes machine name input and makes them lowercase before processing.