How do you manage Raynaud's symptoms that develop in patient on CGRP inhibitors?

Research and practice combined, I have worked with the CGRP-receptor antagonists or gepants and CGRP-antibodies for over 20 years. I have not seen or heard of Raynaud's symptoms as a side effect of those medications, which, across the board, are very well tolerated. Hence, I would like to learn more about it, maybe from the person asking the question. My treatment recommendation for Raynaud's symptoms in general is a calcium antagonist, which may additionally help a little to prevent the migraine headaches. Vasodilators, in my opinion, are better avoided in migraineurs.