I changed my username to rwinch.github.io so that I had a verified domain with a username that I'm well known by. How did I do it?
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I changed my username to rwinch.github.io so that I had a verified domain with a username that I'm well known by. How did I do it?
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I just hope this is you, too? 🙃 I wish BlueSky had the option to keep the bsky.social handle by default, instead of having to create a second account manually. bsky.app/profile/rwin...
That's not me. I renamed my account from robwinch.bsk.social to rwinch.github.io and do not have another account.
Verification can be done using a .well-known URL bsky.social/about/blog/4... To do that I created a .well-known project that publishes the atproto-did file with the verification to GitHub pages github.com/rwinch/.well...
Interesting! I've done it slightly differently but the end result is the same: bsky.app/profile/scor...
Hey @github.com users on @bsky.app, did you know you can get a github.io handle in a few steps? 1/3
Note that the Blue Sky documentation states that atprto-did must return content-type text/plain but it worked for me despite GitHub pages returning application/octet-stream This is good for me since it doesn't appear that I can change the content-type on GitHub pages docs.github.com/en/pages/get...