Some changes made via GitOps didn't reflect in Cortex, I need to reprocess all of my yaml files

Issue: Some changes made via GitOps didn't reflect in Cortex due to UI editing being enabled. A full reprocess is needed now that GitOps once UI editing has been disabled.

Explanation:
In GitOps, entities are managed through descriptor files and synced from your Git repo. If UI editing is enabled, Git-based changes are ignored. If you discover that UI editing was turned on at any point when using GitOps, you'll need to trigger a full reprocess so Cortex reflects the state of your Git repo.

Solution:

1. Ensure UI editing is disabled for Entities
   Go to Settings > GitOps > Entities and make sure UI editing is toggled OFF.

2. Enable Cortex YAML processing setting:
   Verify that the Cortex YAML processing setting is enabled in the admin settings at https://app.getcortexapp.com/admin/settings/gitops. Without this setting enabled, configuration changes in your repository won't be processed by Cortex.

3. Toggle the Scorecard UI Editor setting:
   Go to Settings > Gitops > Scorecards. Note the Enable GitOps for Scorecard editing toggle: Toggle it OFF, then ON, and then back OFF again.

4. Make an empty commit:
   Push an empty commit to your Git provider (e.g., GitHub, GitLab) in a repository that Cortex has access to.

Additional Troubleshooting:

• Verify the file path of your catalog YAML is correct

• Ensure Cortex has proper access to the repository

• Check for any GitHub API errors or access issues

• Check the GitOps logs for specific error messages, particularly YAML validation errors