The paths filtering with the --path-pattern option looks at paths of the form:
57 => "_entity:node:en:4"
58 => "_entity:node:en:10"
59 => "_entity:node:en:2"
60 => "_entity:node:en:16"
61 => "_entity:node:en:27"
62 => "_entity:node:en:1"
63 => "_entity:node:en:7"
64 => "_entity:node:en:9"
65 => "_entity:node:en:23"
66 => "_entity:node:en:5"
67 => "_entity:node:en:31"
68 => "_entity:node:en:32"
69 => "_entity:node:en:3"
70 => "_entity:node:en:18"
For entities, it's using the special _entity: path scheme.
This isn't very useful to users, who will be using path aliases, or at the very least, node paths of the form /node/23.
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