After registering a location, you notice that the expected entities do not appear in the catalog. What is a common reason for this?

The descriptor file contains invalid YAML or missing required fields

The entities were registered but are hidden by default

The catalog is read-only and cannot accept new entities

The location type was set to 'database' instead of 'url'

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Working with Manually Registered Entity Locations CBA Practice Questions (Page 4)

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Questions 16–17

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After registering a location, you notice that the expected entities do not appear in the catalog. What is a common reason for this?
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17foundation · easy
Which location type should be used to register an entity descriptor file that is stored in a local directory on the same machine as Backstage?
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Working with Manually Registered Entity Locations CBA Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–17

After registering a location, you notice that the expected entities do not appear in the catalog. What is a common reason for this?

Which location type should be used to register an entity descriptor file that is stored in a local directory on the same machine as Backstage?

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