Repackage data files into elyra-server distribution

[akchinSTC]

Signed-off-by: Alan Chin akchin@us.ibm.com

Fixes #3079

• Data files (non py files) were not being packaged for the elyra-server distribution after switching over to the new build format
• Small changes added to dockerfiles for native compilation.

What changes were proposed in this pull request?

How was this pull request tested?

Test the creation of the package and release script with the following

python create-release.py prepare --version 3.14.2 --dev-version 3.15.0

this builds a 3.14.2 release locally. (nothing is pushed)

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[kevin-bates]

Hi Alan - thanks for working on this.

It looks like using create-release.py is the only way to build elyra-server. Could you please provide the command(s) necessary to build (and install) this. I'm assuming the build produces a wheel file which is then pip installed, but I suppose it could be different.

Thanks.

[ptitzler]

LGTM!

[kevin-bates]

Thanks Alan.