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Go to the GitHub pages section of the repo settings, delete your domain name from the custom domain input, hit save, then add it back and save again. If it’s s
by Spazer 8y ago
Go to the GitHub pages section of the repo settings, delete your domain name from the custom domain input, hit save, then add it back and save again.
If it’s still not working after that the you can contact support and they can press a button on the back end to trigger a cert request.
- toshimaru 8y agoThis worked for me! thanks!
- myroon5 8y agoDidn't work for me. Might have something to do with the fact that I also have a CNAME file in my repo. I'll reach out to support
- skluck 8y agoHow long have you waited? For a while (After updating to their new IPs and enabling/disabling custom domain) it said it was unavailable, but then after 60-90 minutes both of my repos are now in "Not yet available for your site because the certificate has not finished being issued" state. I guess I'll have a better idea tomorrow if it worked or not but for now I'm hoping this is just my repos working their way through github's cert queue. * I also have CNAME files in my projects.
- mitsudomoe8 8y agoCould you please update us once it's done? I have got exactly the same issue.