Fix GCP resource labels for mixed-case owner#6737
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Summary
GCP rejects resource labels if they contain uppercase letters (for example
owner=Name_Surname). PKB now sends lowercase labels. GCE metadata (likeenable-oslogin=FALSE) is not changed.What broke
Running on GCP:
Cluster create failed:
ownercomes from the PKB--owner/ system username and was passed to gcloud--labelswithout lowercasing.Fix
In
perfkitbenchmarker/providers/gcp/util.py:MakeFormattedDefaultTags()→ add.lower()(used for GCP--labels)FormatTags()→ no change (used for GCE--metadata)One unit test:
testMakeFormattedDefaultTagsLowercasesOwner.How was tested
python3 -m pytest tests/providers/gcp/util_test.py::GcpUtilTest tests/providers/gcp/gce_managed_instance_group_test.py -v./pkb.py --cloud=GCP --benchmarks=kubernetes_scale— cluster create works, labels are lowercase