Kentico custom module classes are not creating staging tasks

Thanks for the answer David. I'm confused about that quote because I certainly did stage the module and synced it to another Kentico instance. There is also a lot of information in the documentation about setting up staging for class data. Module classes are essentially just custom tables and custom tables along with their data can be staged. Does anyone know why module classes don't create staging tasks so I can explain to our clients why they must export and import the module into all of their sites to get the classes? Is there some sort of technical reason that makes it impossible or did Kentico decide they didn't want to support this?

I guess because of potential generated classes that might be compiled. So Kentico can't just place those provider/info classes on the target file system.

Are you talking about the same generated info/provider classes that get created for page types and custom tables?

What David provided means you cannot deploy your module using Content Staging. You physically need to export/import the module, recreate it on the target server OR create a package for it. You can however stage over the classes once the module is created on the target server by enabling staging for it. Maybe you've already done this since you're seeing the items already in staging?

https://docs.kentico.com/k11/custom-development/creating-custom-modules/setting-the-type-information-for-module-classes/enabling-export-and-staging-for-the-data-of-classes#Enablingexportandstagingforthedataofclasses-Enablingstagingsupport

Thank you David and Brenden for the help.

As both of you mentioned, you cannot stage module classes and that appears to be correct as far as I can tell. You can stage a module and you can add code (using Brenden's links, which I did do and it does work) to stage class data.

To export the module classes to another site I went to the "Sites" app within Kentico, then "Export", then "Do not preselect any objects". I then unchecked the "Export files" checkbox and unchecked the "Export tasks" checkbox because I only needed the module class objects. I then found the custom module under "Development" then "Modules" and selected that checkbox only. That created the export zip for me. I imported the zip file into the next site and the classes were added correctly. After importing the module classes I was able to sync the module class data just fine.