Migration: add Python clickhouse-migrations to schema tools list#320
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Summary
Ports clickhouse/clickhouse-docs#6477 — disambiguates the Node.js
clickhouse-migrationsentry and adds a Pythonclickhouse-migrationsentry to the schema migration tools list.Changes
resources/support-center/knowledge-base/tables-schema/schema-migration-tools.mdxclickhouse-migrations(VVVi) entry as Node.js.clickhouse-migrations(Python) — file-based migration runner (CLI + library) with single-node and cluster support.Context / Ambiguity
The upstream PR rewrites
knowledgebase/schema_migration_tools.mdas an entirely new, much more detailed page (Recommended Tools section, "Other Tools in the Ecosystem" table, guidance sections, etc.) — the Docusaurus file is registered as a new file in that commit.The Mintlify counterpart at
resources/support-center/knowledge-base/tables-schema/schema-migration-tools.mdxstill uses the older short bullet-list format and diverges structurally from the upstream page. To keep the file slug/mapping in place and stay faithful to the intent of PR #6477 (disambiguate Node.js and add Python), the port only applies the two content deltas to the existing bullet list rather than replacing the whole page with the new upstream layout.If the intention is to fully sync the Mintlify page with the new upstream structure (Recommended Tools + Ecosystem table), that's a larger follow-up that should be handled as its own migration.