Rename binary and all packaging related files to openorienteering-mapper

[mfbehrens]

There is a 0% chance that this works
Actually at least windows worked

Current state of testing

I just took the builds from the ci and tried to run them on the systems

Platform	Tested	Works	Comment
Windows	✔	✔
Ubuntu	✔	?	When I install the deb the dependencies are missing, only tried in a docker container will try on vm I was experimenting a bit. I think the build is broken but its not only the fault of this change. Binary is named openorienteering-mapper and openorienteering-mapper.desktop points to that file
Arch AUR	✔	✔	Although not provided by this repo, I took this as a further validation that the linux build works
MacOS	✔ thanks to @pkturner	✔ I have not mac, so i am looking for somebody who can test it
Android	✔	✔	App will not install, further investigation needed I had to sign the akp, then I could install it

[mfbehrens]

I updated the initial comment to include actual testing data.

If anybody has a mac please try to install the artifacts from azure (this link will be outdated, goto Checks > View more details on Azure Pipelines > MacOS (Release) > 1 artefact produced)

[pkturner]

I installed it on an M1 MacBook running MacOS Tahoe 26.5.2. Tested a few little things and it works.

It installs into /Applications/openorienteering-mapper.app/. It's odd to be all lowercase where 57 of the 59 apps have capitalized names. It doubt it will be a bother.

[mfbehrens]

@pkturner thank you very much!

Is there a difference between cli (like ls, cp, mv) and GUI programs on MacOS?
Or is the metadata about ooMapper just incorrect somewhere?

[dg0yt]

In macOS, advanced applications come as "bundle" which is just a directory with a special name (Mapper.app) and a specific structure.
And Mapper is an advanced application indeed, with resources like PROJ data, symbol sets, examples.
This is leads to a key question, apart from the filename of the executable: What is the display name of the program? It should probably remain unchanged ("Mapper" or "OpenOrienteering Mapper").

[mfbehrens]

Thank you for clarifying.

I found out that the MacOS bundle name was set to ${project_name}. I now hardcoded it to Mapper (since OpenOrienteering Mapper was longer that 16 characters, in contrary to the comment). If you think other names would suite better, please tell me