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|`--pages`| Enables migration of [pages](https://docs.kentico.com/x/AQqRBg). Pages can be migrated either to [website channel pages](https://docs.kentico.com/x/JwKQC) (default behavior) or [reusable content items](https://docs.kentico.com/x/content_items_xp) in Content hub. <br /><br />When migrating to website channel pages, the target instance must not contain pages other than those created by previous runs of the Kentico Migration Tool. <br /><br />See: [Migration details for specific object types - Pages](#pages)|`--sites`, `--users`, `--page-types`|
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|`--type-restrictions`| Enables migration of [content type restrictions](https://docs.kentico.com/x/bw2RBg). |`--sites`, `--pagetypes`, `--pages`|
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|`--categories`| Enables migration of categories to taxonomies. Xperience by Kentico uses a different approach to categorization. Categories are migrated to [taxonomies](https://docs.kentico.com/x/taxonomies_xp) and selected categories for each page are assigned to pages in the target instance via a [reusable field schema](https://docs.kentico.com/x/D4_OD). See [`Categories`](#categories). |`--sites`, `--users`, `--pagetypes`, `--pages`|
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|`--attachments`| Enables migration of page attachments to Content hub as [content item assets](https://docs.kentico.com/x/content_item_assets_xp) (page attachments are not supported in Xperience by Kentico).<br /><br />See: [Migration details for specific object types - Attachments](#attachments)|`--sites`, `--custom-modules`|
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|`--contact-management`| Enables migration of [contacts](https://docs.xperience.io/x/nYPWCQ) and [activities](https://docs.xperience.io/x/oYPWCQ). The target instance must not contain any contacts or activities. May run for a long time depending on the number of contacts in the source database. |`--users`, `--custom-modules`|
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|`--data-protection`| Enables migration of [consents](https://docs.xperience.io/x/zoB1CQ) and consent agreements. |`--sites`, `--users`, `--contact management`|
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|`--forms`| Enables migration of [forms](https://docs.xperience.io/x/WAKiCQ) and submitted form data.<br /><br />See: [Migration details for specific object types - Forms](#forms)|`--sites`, `--custom-modules`, `--users`|
@@ -815,7 +814,6 @@ By default, media libraries and attachments are migrated as content item assets
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- The media library contains folders matching the content tree structure for all pages with attachments (including empty folders for parent pages without attachments). The folders are named after the _node alias_ of the source pages.
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- Each page's folder directly contains all unsorted attachments (files added on the _Attachments_ tab in the source's _Pages_ application).
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- Attachments stored in specific page fields are placed into subfolders, named in format: _"\_\_fieldname"_. These subfolders can include multiple files for fields of the _Attachments_ type, or a single file for _File_ type fields.
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- Any "floating" attachments without an associated page are migrated into the media library root folder.
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- The migration does not include temporary attachments (created when a file upload is not finished correctly). If any are present on the source instance, a warning is logged in the [migration protocol](./MIGRATION_PROTOCOL_REFERENCE.md).
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The following is an example of a media library created by the Kentico Migration Tool for page attachments:
logger.LogError($"Trying to migrate asset field value {{FieldName}}, but commands{MigrateMediaLibrariesCommand.Moniker}and {MigrateAttachmentsCommand.Moniker} were not invoked",fieldName);
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logger.LogError($"Trying to migrate asset field value {{FieldName}}, but command{MigrateMediaLibrariesCommand.Moniker}was not invoked",fieldName);
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