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I want to stop custom domains from being applied to new repositories #23524
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I don’t understand English, so please excuse the DeepL translation. I have one GitHubPages with a custom domain and But the custom domain is applied even in the new repository. .github.io Sorry if this is confusing. |
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Is your custom domain configured in the repository for your user site ( If that’s the case, renaming the user site repository so it’s no longer your user site should help. |
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it seems this repo should not be under that custom domain, if that is the case, create an Org and it will be a separate one from your main account |
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(DeepL) I thought I had missed something because there was not enough information. Thank you for your help. Thank you very much. |
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7name:
you don’t need to do that, simply create another org, it follows the same rule, when you enable GitHub Pages, you have a separate domain for that and you can even link that to your custom domain,
as if this is acting like a separate account but it’s not, it’s simply your org, even if you don’t have members, just like my sample org https://github.com/devz-throwable and it’s GitHub Page https://devz-throwable.github.io/ see, there is not even |
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Is your custom domain configured in the repository for your user site (
7name.github.io)? If yes, it’ll be used for all your repository sites as well, unless you give them another custom domain.If that’s the case, renaming the user site repository so it’s no longer your user site should help.