None of the above, sorry I didn't mean a tool called 'sql migrations' I meant I simply use sql files (rather than having a special language or config file that translates to sql which is another common approach).
I use something I wrote myself (see link in other comment). Nothing fancy and could be replicated easily - save sql files for migrations, run migration if not in db already, then store in the db the name of the migration run.
I use something I wrote myself (see link in other comment). Nothing fancy and could be replicated easily - save sql files for migrations, run migration if not in db already, then store in the db the name of the migration run.