CI Failures

When you open a PR, CI runs two checks:

1. JSON schema validation — your file is validated against the official JSON schema
2. Owner verification — owner.github must match the GitHub account that opened the PR

If either check fails, GitHub posts a comment on your PR with the error message. Fix the issue, push a new commit to your branch, and CI will re-run automatically.

Schema validation failed

The CI comment will look something like:

✖ /records/CNAME/value: must match pattern "^.+\.$"

This means your CNAME value is missing the trailing dot. Fix your JSON:

"CNAME": {
  "value": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.vercel-dns-017.com."
}

For a full list of schema errors and their fixes, see Common Errors.

owner.github mismatch

The CI comment will say something like:

✖ owner.github (juandelacruz) does not match the pull request author (JuanDeLaCruz)

This check is case-sensitive. Fix your JSON so owner.github exactly matches your GitHub username as shown in your profile URL (github.com/your-username).

"owner": {
  "github": "JuanDeLaCruz"
}

How to push a fix

After editing your JSON file:

git add subdomains/yourname.json
git commit -m "Fix validation error"
git push

This pushes to the same branch you used when opening the PR.

CI will re-run automatically within a few seconds of the push.