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I don't understand what "CNAME a specific URL" means. (If you are thinking "can this be done in any reasonable way without GitHub adding the feature", the answe
by saurik 6y ago
I don't understand what "CNAME a specific URL" means. (If you are thinking "can this be done in any reasonable way without GitHub adding the feature", the answer is "no": they would have to provide the feature on their end, to provide the right content given the right hostname, the same way many other companies have over the years, including Medium, which is but one of many possible specific examples I mostly bring up as I hear they recently stopped allowing this and it has correctly made people say others should no longer use the platform due to URL lock-in.)
- saagarjha 6y agoI'm talking about CNAME, which as I understand lets you do something like "saagarjha.github.com" → "saagarjha.com" but not "github.com/saagarjha" → "saagarjha.com". Of course, GitHub would need to support this on their end, but I don't think the second is possible using CNAMEs, which is what you would really want?