What is one limitation when migrating workflow rules to flows?

The correct choice highlights a specific limitation in the migration process from workflow rules to flows. When migrating, it's important to recognize that while many aspects of workflow rules can be automatically converted to flows, field updates do not migrate automatically.

This means that during the migration, if a workflow rule includes field update actions, these updates need to be reapplied manually within the flow. The flow may need to be reconstructed to ensure the same logic is achieved, which can introduce additional complexity and require careful attention to detail to ensure the outcomes remain consistent with the original workflow rules.

The other options reflect misunderstandings about the migration capabilities or the inherent differences between workflow rules and flows. For instance, the idea that all rules can be migrated without exception is inaccurate, as not all aspects of workflow rules are directly transferable. Similarly, the assertion that only rules with actions can be migrated overlooks the broader context of how flows are designed to encompass logic and actions overall. Lastly, while workflow rules do exhibit different structures and logic compared to flows, this does not specifically address the limitation mentioned in the scenario regarding the manual nature of field updates during migration.