Add mention of custom domain when publishing site using GitHub Actions#8155
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Thanks for the PR. Can we generalize this into "To publish your site on a custom domain, please refer to the MkDocs documentation"? This delegates the entire details to MkDocs, so if more things that are necessary to set up for custom domains appear in MkDocs' documentation, we don't need to change our guide. Thanks! |
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Yes, that's a good idea. I like this better. |
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I ran into the issue that the
CNAMEfile that GitHub creates when specifying the custom domain in the repo settings gets overwritten on the next deploy.This PR adds a sentence and refers to the MkDocs docs that explain the addition of the
CNAMEfile.