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ABE is correct
A. Attachments and .html files in Classic Knowledge are moved to the Files object.
B. Visualforce pages refer to Classic article types.
E. Article numbers change during migration.
Approval Process History does not migrate to Lightning Knowledge.
Article Number is a standard auto-number field, you can’t retain the numbers when migrating to Lightning Knowledge.
Answers are ABE as stated in this trailhead: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/lightning-knowledge-migration/plan-the-migration
A: CORRECT because "The migration tool moves files from custom file fields in articles to the standard Files object."
B: CORRECT because we need to pay attention to "Customizations that don’t migrate" in which we find "Visualforce pages that refer to old article types"
C: Can't be correct because of this "The migration tool converts article types to record types and consolidates fields in one Lightning Knowledge object." -> the Record Types are assigned automatically, not needed to associate upfront
D: not correct, there is no real point to migrate all this history. It will take storage place for nothing. Let's start with a fresh and clean knowledge base
E: CORRECT because: "Article numbers change due to hard-coded application limitations with the standard auto-number field type."
Correct answer is A, B, E. The link below itself mentions: "Visualforce pages that refer to old article types"
Visualforce pages that are specifically designed for Classic article types may need to be reviewed and potentially updated to align with the structure and functionality of Lightning Knowledge. This ensures that the Visualforce pages remain compatible and function properly in the Lightning Knowledge environment.
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.knowledge_migration_tool_learn.htm&type=5
ACE is correct
D is wrong