fix: broken links to v0.20 migration guide (#286)

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diff --git a/vcluster/cli/0-20-cli-changes.mdx b/vcluster/cli/0-20-cli-changes.mdx
@@ -4,23 +4,23 @@ sidebar_label: v0.20 Changes
 sidebar_position: 1
 ---
 
-With the breaking changes introduced in v0.20, the vCluster CLI was also updated to match with the direction that we are going. 
+With the breaking changes introduced in v0.20, the vCluster CLI was also updated to match with the direction that we are going.
 
-There were also two signicant CLI changes that influenced the changes in the `vcluster` CLI. 
+There were also two signicant CLI changes that influenced the changes in the `vcluster` CLI.
 
-1. The `loft` CLI, which was used to manage the platform (formerly known as loft) was deprecated and no longer supported, so all commands in the `loft` CLI were moved into the `vcluster` CLI. 
-2. The `vcluster pro` command was renamed to `vcluster platform`. 
+1. The `loft` CLI, which was used to manage the platform (formerly known as loft) was deprecated and no longer supported, so all commands in the `loft` CLI were moved into the `vcluster` CLI.
+2. The `vcluster pro` command was renamed to `vcluster platform`.
 
-With these two signifcant changes, there were duplicate functionality from the older CLI (`loft`) and vCluster command (`vcluster pro`) that were merged as `vcluster platform`. 
+With these two signifcant changes, there were duplicate functionality from the older CLI (`loft`) and vCluster command (`vcluster pro`) that were merged as `vcluster platform`.
 
 ## New Commands in v0.20.0
 
-* `vcluster convert` : Convert virtual cluster config values - This command is used to convert pre-v0.20 values.yaml files to the new vcluster.yaml 
-  format. More details on how to convert your pre v0.20 `values.yaml` can be found in our [dedicated migration guide](../reference/migrations/0-20-migration/). 
+* `vcluster convert` : Convert virtual cluster config values - This command is used to convert pre-v0.20 values.yaml files to the new vcluster.yaml
+  format. More details on how to convert your pre v0.20 `values.yaml` can be found in our [dedicated migration guide](../reference/migrations/0-20-migration.mdx).
 
 * `vcluster set` : Set configuration
 
-* `vcluster use` : vCluster use subcommand - This command allows you to switch between the drivers (helm or platform). 
+* `vcluster use` : vCluster use subcommand - This command allows you to switch between the drivers (helm or platform).
 
 ## Renamed Commands from vCluster CLI v0.19.x
 
@@ -37,17 +37,17 @@ With these two signifcant changes, there were duplicate functionality from the o
 * `loft import` was renamed to `vcluster platform add` : Adds a cluster or vCluster` to vCluster platform
 
 
-### Changed Subcommands 
+### Changed Subcommands
 
 * `vcluster pro token` / `loft token` was renamed to `vcluster platform access-key` 
 
 * `vcluster pro connect` was renamed to `vcluster platform connect` with additional context.
 
 * `vcluster pro generate` was removed and replaced with `vcluster platform create` and `vcluster platform set`
 
-### Renamed Commands from `loft` CLI to `vcluster platform` CLI 
+### Renamed Commands from `loft` CLI to `vcluster platform` CLI
 
-This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `vcluster` under `vcluster platform`. All funcationality remains the same. 
+This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `vcluster` under `vcluster platform`. All funcationality remains the same.
 
 * `vcluster platform backup` : Backup subcommands
 
@@ -79,27 +79,27 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
 ### New Global Flag
 
-•  `--config` string : The vcluster CLI config to use (will be created if it does not exist) 
+•  `--config` string : The vcluster CLI config to use (will be created if it does not exist)
 
-### New Flags within Each Command 
+### New Flags within Each Command
 
  `vcluster connect`
 
     * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver to use for managing the virtual cluster (helm or platform).
 
  `vcluster create`
 
-    * `--add` : Automatically adds the virtual cluster to the current vCluster platform when using the helm driver (default true). 
+    * `--add` : Automatically adds the virtual cluster to the current vCluster platform when using the helm driver (default true).
 
-    * `--background-proxy` : Uses a background-proxy to access the vCluster if docker is installed and reachable (default true). 
+    * `--background-proxy` : Uses a background-proxy to access the vCluster if docker is installed and reachable (default true).
 
     * `--create-context` : Creates a kube context for the space (default true).
 
     * `--description` string : Description to show in the platform UI for this virtual cluster. 
 
     * `--display-name` string : Display name to show in the platform UI for this virtual cluster.
 
-    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver to use for managing the virtual cluster (helm or platform). 
+    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver to use for managing the virtual cluster (helm or platform).
 
     * `--parameters` string : Uses a file for the parameters if a template is used.
 
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
     * `--skip-wait` : Does not wait until the virtual cluster is running if true. 
 
-    * `--switch-context` : Switches the current context to the new context (default true). 
+    * `--switch-context` : Switches the current context to the new context (default true).
 
     * `--team` string : Specifies the team to create the space for. 
 
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
     * `--delete-context` : Deletes the corresponding kube context if there is any (default true).
 
-    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver to use for managing the virtual cluster (helm or platform). 
+    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver to use for managing the virtual cluster (helm or platform).
 
 `vcluster list`
 
@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
 `vcluster pause`
 
-    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver for the virtual cluster (helm or platform). 
+    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver for the virtual cluster (helm or platform).
 
  `vcluster resume`:
 
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
 `vcluster connect`
 
-    * `--kube-config` string: This flag was used to specify the file to write the created kube config to. The default value was "./kubeconfig.yaml".  
+    * `--kube-config` string: This flag was used to specify the file to write the created kube config to. The default value was "./kubeconfig.yaml". 
 
     * `--kube-config-context-name` string: This flag was used to override the context name of the generated virtual cluster kube config with a specified name. 
 
@@ -159,6 +159,6 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
     * `--extra-values` strings: This flag was deprecated and used to specify extra values. It was replaced by the  --values  flag.
 
-    * `--isolate` : This flag was used to run vcluster and its workloads in an isolated environment. In v0.20.0, running workloads in an isolated environment is [configured within vcluster.yaml](../deploy/topologies/isolated-workloads/). 
+    * `--isolate` : This flag was used to run vcluster and its workloads in an isolated environment. In v0.20.0, running workloads in an isolated environment is [configured within vcluster.yaml](../deploy/topologies/isolated-workloads/).
 
-    * `--params` string: This flag was used to specify a file for the parameters if a template was used. It was replaced by the  --parameters string  flag.
+    * `--params` string: This flag was used to specify a file for the parameters if a template was used. It was replaced by the  --parameters string  flag.
diff --git a/vcluster_versioned_docs/version-0.20.0/cli/0-20-cli-changes.mdx b/vcluster_versioned_docs/version-0.20.0/cli/0-20-cli-changes.mdx
@@ -4,23 +4,23 @@ sidebar_label: v0.20 Changes
 sidebar_position: 1
 ---
 
-With the breaking changes introduced in v0.20, the vCluster CLI was also updated to match with the direction that we are going. 
+With the breaking changes introduced in v0.20, the vCluster CLI was also updated to match with the direction that we are going.
 
-There were also two signicant CLI changes that influenced the changes in the `vcluster` CLI. 
+There were also two signicant CLI changes that influenced the changes in the `vcluster` CLI.
 
-1. The `loft` CLI, which was used to manage the platform (formerly known as loft) was deprecated and no longer supported, so all commands in the `loft` CLI were moved into the `vcluster` CLI. 
-2. The `vcluster pro` command was renamed to `vcluster platform`. 
+1. The `loft` CLI, which was used to manage the platform (formerly known as loft) was deprecated and no longer supported, so all commands in the `loft` CLI were moved into the `vcluster` CLI.
+2. The `vcluster pro` command was renamed to `vcluster platform`.
 
-With these two signifcant changes, there were duplicate functionality from the older CLI (`loft`) and vCluster command (`vcluster pro`) that were merged as `vcluster platform`. 
+With these two signifcant changes, there were duplicate functionality from the older CLI (`loft`) and vCluster command (`vcluster pro`) that were merged as `vcluster platform`.
 
 ## New Commands in v0.20.0
 
-* `vcluster convert` : Convert virtual cluster config values - This command is used to convert pre-v0.20 values.yaml files to the new vcluster.yaml 
-  format. More details on how to convert your pre v0.20 `values.yaml` can be found in our [dedicated migration guide](../reference/migrations/0-20-migration/). 
+* `vcluster convert` : Convert virtual cluster config values - This command is used to convert pre-v0.20 values.yaml files to the new vcluster.yaml
+  format. More details on how to convert your pre v0.20 `values.yaml` can be found in our [dedicated migration guide](../reference/migrations/0-20-migration.mdx).
 
 * `vcluster set` : Set configuration
 
-* `vcluster use` : vCluster use subcommand - This command allows you to switch between the drivers (helm or platform). 
+* `vcluster use` : vCluster use subcommand - This command allows you to switch between the drivers (helm or platform).
 
 ## Renamed Commands from vCluster CLI v0.19.x
 
@@ -37,17 +37,17 @@ With these two signifcant changes, there were duplicate functionality from the o
 * `loft import` was renamed to `vcluster platform add` : Adds a cluster or vCluster` to vCluster platform
 
 
-### Changed Subcommands 
+### Changed Subcommands
 
 * `vcluster pro token` / `loft token` was renamed to `vcluster platform access-key` 
 
 * `vcluster pro connect` was renamed to `vcluster platform connect` with additional context.
 
 * `vcluster pro generate` was removed and replaced with `vcluster platform create` and `vcluster platform set`
 
-### Renamed Commands from `loft` CLI to `vcluster platform` CLI 
+### Renamed Commands from `loft` CLI to `vcluster platform` CLI
 
-This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `vcluster` under `vcluster platform`. All funcationality remains the same. 
+This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `vcluster` under `vcluster platform`. All funcationality remains the same.
 
 * `vcluster platform backup` : Backup subcommands
 
@@ -79,27 +79,27 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
 ### New Global Flag
 
-•  `--config` string : The vcluster CLI config to use (will be created if it does not exist) 
+•  `--config` string : The vcluster CLI config to use (will be created if it does not exist)
 
-### New Flags within Each Command 
+### New Flags within Each Command
 
  `vcluster connect`
 
     * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver to use for managing the virtual cluster (helm or platform).
 
  `vcluster create`
 
-    * `--add` : Automatically adds the virtual cluster to the current vCluster platform when using the helm driver (default true). 
+    * `--add` : Automatically adds the virtual cluster to the current vCluster platform when using the helm driver (default true).
 
-    * `--background-proxy` : Uses a background-proxy to access the vCluster if docker is installed and reachable (default true). 
+    * `--background-proxy` : Uses a background-proxy to access the vCluster if docker is installed and reachable (default true).
 
     * `--create-context` : Creates a kube context for the space (default true).
 
     * `--description` string : Description to show in the platform UI for this virtual cluster. 
 
     * `--display-name` string : Display name to show in the platform UI for this virtual cluster.
 
-    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver to use for managing the virtual cluster (helm or platform). 
+    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver to use for managing the virtual cluster (helm or platform).
 
     * `--parameters` string : Uses a file for the parameters if a template is used.
 
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
     * `--skip-wait` : Does not wait until the virtual cluster is running if true. 
 
-    * `--switch-context` : Switches the current context to the new context (default true). 
+    * `--switch-context` : Switches the current context to the new context (default true).
 
     * `--team` string : Specifies the team to create the space for. 
 
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
     * `--delete-context` : Deletes the corresponding kube context if there is any (default true).
 
-    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver to use for managing the virtual cluster (helm or platform). 
+    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver to use for managing the virtual cluster (helm or platform).
 
 `vcluster list`
 
@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
 `vcluster pause`
 
-    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver for the virtual cluster (helm or platform). 
+    * `--driver` string : Specifies the driver for the virtual cluster (helm or platform).
 
  `vcluster resume`:
 
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
 `vcluster connect`
 
-    * `--kube-config` string: This flag was used to specify the file to write the created kube config to. The default value was "./kubeconfig.yaml".  
+    * `--kube-config` string: This flag was used to specify the file to write the created kube config to. The default value was "./kubeconfig.yaml". 
 
     * `--kube-config-context-name` string: This flag was used to override the context name of the generated virtual cluster kube config with a specified name. 
 
@@ -159,6 +159,6 @@ This is a list of commands that formerly in the `loft` CLI and now renamed in `v
 
     * `--extra-values` strings: This flag was deprecated and used to specify extra values. It was replaced by the  --values  flag.
 
-    * `--isolate` : This flag was used to run vcluster and its workloads in an isolated environment. In v0.20.0, running workloads in an isolated environment is [configured within vcluster.yaml](../deploy/topologies/isolated-workloads/). 
+    * `--isolate` : This flag was used to run vcluster and its workloads in an isolated environment. In v0.20.0, running workloads in an isolated environment is [configured within vcluster.yaml](../deploy/topologies/isolated-workloads.mdx).
 
-    * `--params` string: This flag was used to specify a file for the parameters if a template was used. It was replaced by the  --parameters string  flag.
+    * `--params` string: This flag was used to specify a file for the parameters if a template was used. It was replaced by the  --parameters string  flag.