diff --git a/docs/schulcloud-server/Migrations.md b/docs/schulcloud-server/Migrations.md
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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ We use the [cli commands](https://mikro-orm.io/docs/5.9/migrations#using-via-cli
 
 
 ### Create a new migration
-`npx run migration:create` will create a new migration file in `./apps/server/src/migrations/mikro-orm` folder.
+`npx mikro-orm migration:create` will create a new migration file in `./apps/server/src/migrations/mikro-orm` folder.
 * please note that argument `--name=SOME_MIGRATION_NAME` is supported in 5.9 only
 * do log all database changes (before and after state of documents or at least all modified document id's)
 
@@ -31,7 +31,9 @@ To run migraitons you can use one of the commands below:
 
 
 ## Test migration 
-* to check migrations to be executed, you can use `npx mikro-orm migration:pending` command
+* to check migrations to be executed:
+  *  in local development you can use `npx mikro-orm migration:pending` command 
+  *  `npm run migration:pending` to run the compiled js file. The second command is safer, and used in CI and should be used in K8 clusters.
 * The CI job `./.github/workflows/migrations.yml` will check that the migrations are already included in the seed data. If not, it will fail.  This is to ensure that the seed data is always up to date with the migrations.
 
 ## Committing a migration
@@ -46,7 +48,7 @@ Commit the changes:
 * `git add .` 
 * `git commit -m "migration: <migration name>"`
 * `git push`
-* test that the migration was applied `npx mikro-orm migrations:pending` should return nothing
+* test that the migration was applied `npx mikro-orm migrations:pending` (or better use `npm run migration:pending`) should return nothing
 
 
 ## Best Practices
@@ -91,4 +93,4 @@ Commit the changes:
 * According to documentation, the entity manager should not be used in migrations. Instead, the migration should use the `mongoClient` to access the database.
 #### Outdated Migrations
 * By their nature, migrations become outdated as the database model changes. You are never expected to update migrations due to any changes in the code that are made.
-* If needed, for example because the migration shows errors due to a code (model) change, migrations can be deleted, since they will still be accessible in the git history.
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+* If needed, for example because the migration shows errors due to a code (model) change, migrations can be deleted, since they will still be accessible in the git history.