[backport 1.8.x] Fix for GWC not storing tiles when using datadir or jdbcconfig catalog back-ends #512
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…g back-ends Abstract out the PgconfigGwcInitializer as AbstractGwcInitializer and refactor the default configuration classes to include the initializer. Tiles weren't being stored when using the `datadir` or `jdbcconfig` catalog backends because `ConfigurableBlobStore.setChanged()` wouldn't be called at startup and it would hence bypass the storage, as its internal `configured` flag was not set.
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backport #511 to 1.8.x
Abstract out the
PgconfigGwcInitializerasAbstractGwcInitializerand refactor the default configuration classes to include the initializer.Tiles weren't being stored when using the
datadirorjdbcconfigcatalog backends becauseConfigurableBlobStore.setChanged()wouldn't be called at startup and it would hence bypass the storage, as its internalconfiguredflag was not set.