Added missing unittest_cmake.sh

[Itay-Lifshitz]

#1408
@mcallegari

• I am not so clear how engine/test/qlci18n works.
  Because qlci18n_fi_FI.ts_ is required for testing qlci18n and qlci18n_fi_FI.ts is required for compiling the target and now both are omitted from Git.
  Tested on my side and it looks like working when I manually added these 2 files.
• It looks like make check for Windows is missing in the todo list. Don't we need it anymore? It looks like that it was there in the original "qlc.pro" file.
• I manually modified the 1st line of resources/fixtures/scripts/fixtures-tool.py from #!/usr/bin/env python to #!/usr/bin/env python3, otherwise it did not work. Not sure if python3 is default in your develop environment.

[coveralls]

coverage: 28.053%. remained the same when pulling 33a72c4 on Itay-Lifshitz:cmakebuild into 7622175 on mcallegari:cmakebuild.

[mcallegari]

@Itay-Lifshitz

• there's never been test units on Windows. They're executed only on Linux which is the reference OS (that's why I insisted to have a build working there first)
• i18n I'll check later what was the intention of that test
• python we suggest to install python-is-python3 package
  Thanks

[Itay-Lifshitz]

@mcallegari You can review this PR anyway, I added the missing shell script file.

[mcallegari]

Looks good, thanks
Next is creating Debian package
See: https://karthikkalyanaraman.medium.com/creating-debian-packages-cmake-e519a0186e87
Seems like adding the following and using cpack will do the trick

SET(CPACK_GENERATOR "DEB")
SET(CPACK_DEBIAN_PACKAGE_MAINTAINER "KK") #required
INCLUDE(CPack)

[Itay-Lifshitz]

@mcallegari

• I was wondering how the original create-deb.sh worked.
  It simply runs dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -I.git --jobs=auto and then it compiles, tests, builds packages and signs automatically.
  Where are these operations defined?
• And I also got the following error when I tried to build debian package using the old create-deb.sh. How can I solve it?
  

[mcallegari]

I think dpkg-buildpackage recognized it was a qmake project and built it that way.
As I mentioned in my previous comment, with cmake we need to use cpack.
I'm gonna give it a try when I have some time

[Itay-Lifshitz]

I think dpkg-buildpackage recognized it was a qmake project and built it that way. As I mentioned in my previous comment, with cmake we need to use cpack. I'm gonna give it a try when I have some time

I think I found it. Please refer to this link
It says Ubuntu is referring to debian directory when it is building a package.
Working on it now.

[mcallegari]

@Itay-Lifshitz please wait, I'm working on it right now.
I'll push some changes soon

[Itay-Lifshitz]

@Itay-Lifshitz please wait, I'm working on it right now. I'll push some changes soon

OK, please let me know the updates when you push them.

[mcallegari]

I just pushed. A debian package is created, but I'm not sure if it is a proper one.
I think dependencies need to be fixed.
You can work on AppImage creation if you want. It is basically a manual procedure done on a QLC+ installation on a specific folder. See
make INSTALL_ROOT=$TARGET_DIR install
in create-appimage.sh

[Itay-Lifshitz]

OK, will work on appimage.