fix: remove CNAME to test GitHub Pages without custom domain#7
fix: remove CNAME to test GitHub Pages without custom domain#7jlengelbrecht wants to merge 1 commit intomainfrom
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CNAME file in the public directory has been emptied, removing the custom domain configuration ( Changes
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Not needed -- for custom workflow deploys, the CNAME file is ignored. The API removal of the custom domain should be sufficient. |
Remove the CNAME file so the site serves at glycemicgpt.github.io/website/ while we debug the Cloudflare DNS issue. The custom domain can be re-added once DNS is resolved.
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