Open phantomic12 opened 1 year ago
When I try to edit name servers on GitHub.dev, the PR still says the newline error
In my experience changing dns has always been weird, imo ur best bet is to flat out create a new domain name
Thank you very much 👍
ive tried numerous times to get this right, but every time it says more than 1 line changed.
Ive tried it in the beginning, the end , the middel etc.
Ive deleted the fork twice but still doing something wrong.
It doesnt help im a complete newb, all im trying is to add 1 line
poli99: : [ns1.afraid.org, ns2.afraid.org, ns3.afraid.org, ns4.afraid.org] # Register poli99.wip.la
but fail every time, any further advice would be greatly apprciated
thanks ian
I've actually tried to register another domain to no avail, but imo ur best bet is to try the top/bottom, otherwise i suggest looking for an alternate free domain repo, as im not sure if this one is even maintained anymore
I created a website to auto register domains: test.bytewave.wip.la (is beta, but working)
Also you can see my main website: bytewave.wip.la
My script adds the new domain on the penultimate line since it is the only way to not affect multiple lines.
@Polkastop try my website, no email validate yet, use any random
@santydesignscr Please and and a option to edit the record to your service please
It is not possible because the repository does not allow modifying already created domains, that website is only current as one more of us when creating a subdomain, since I do not have any type of special writing access, I also tried to send an email to the author of this subdomain to integrate it directly with the subdomain and replace the repository but I got no response
@santydesignscr is there a option to delete a record ?
@thetechnikfreak No, and it's for the same reason that there isn't a option to modify
Hello everyone,
I've just launched a new option for free subdomains at NIC.WEBCR.TOP. It's a straightforward process compared to the .wip.la registration method.
With NIC.WEBCR.TOP:
Now there won't be any issues with the pull request not being auto-merged. Additionally, this platform allows you to edit the nameservers of your subdomains and remove unused subdomains.
A ton of people, including myself at some point had a ton of trouble due to issues relating to duplicate lines in pull requests, but i found a solution and I think it would help a lot of people if I share it here.
if you have a preexisting fork with a failed PR, delete it.
Once you have a clean fork with no modifications, do the following.
open the repo in the github.dev web editor, simply change github.com to github.dev and it should open
Add your website and dns info, but instead of making your line at the bottom of the page, make it between two existing lines
Commit your changes and open a pr, and your info should be sucessfully added!
hope this helps, if anyone needs any help, feel free to comment here and i will be happy to help, as the devs dont seem to care too much, cant really complain though, they are doing a great service to the community as it is