+ [2019-12-10T21:54:02Z] sbeyer I have .github/workflows that are triggered on push and it works for my repository... now somebody forked my repository, committed something and pushed, but I cannot see that the workflows are triggered on his repository
+ [2019-12-10T21:59:11Z] sbeyer any idea what I am missing? :)
+ [2019-12-10T22:00:46Z] sbeyer ah... or can those Actions only be viewed when you have certain permissions for the repository?
+ [2019-12-10T22:13:53Z] sbeyer hm no, I can see workflow output in totally foreign repositories
+ [2019-12-10T22:20:04Z] sbeyer hm... https://github.community/t5/GitHub-Actions/Forked-repo-doesn-t-trigger-action/td-p/31798

message no. 176331

Posted by sbeyer in #github at 2019-12-10T21:54:02Z

I have .github/workflows that are triggered on push and it works for my repository... now somebody forked my repository, committed something and pushed, but I cannot see that the workflows are triggered on his repository
+ [2019-12-11T07:58:15Z] palasso github.io instead of the example.com but I do not understand what GITHUB-PAGES-SERVER is from https://help.github.com/en/github/working-with-github-pages/managing-a-custom-domain-for-your-github-pages-site thus I do not understand those 2 specific rules mentioned about it in step 6 on "configuring a subdomain". Thank you!
+ [2019-12-11T07:58:15Z] palasso Hello. I made a GitHub Pages website and have a custom domain. It seems I configured wrongly the www.example.com subdomain resulting in when typing https://www.example.com to throw a certificate error. HTTPS works for the apex domain https://example.com as well as for http://www.example.com which redirects to https://example.com. This is what dig shows https://bpaste.net/show/HLATO I think the mistake is in line 9 where I should add the username.
+ [2019-12-11T08:00:42Z] palasso How do I resolve my problem? Is the mistake the one at line 9? What GITHUB-PAGES-SERVER is from documentation and how do I apply those 2 rules that are specified? Thank you for your help
+ [2019-12-11T08:04:22Z] nate palasso: It appears github pages does not support multi-domain certificates yet, probably due to most people rolling their custom github page domain as a subdomain, so you would need to configure www.example.com on a different host to redirect to non-www
+ [2019-12-11T08:05:51Z] palasso In addition to what I stated previously I would like to add that the certificate error states that: "The certificate is only valid for the following names: www.github.com, *.github.io, *.githubusercontent.com, *.github.com, github.com, github.io, githubusercontent.com"