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If GitHub says your domain is already in use but you can’t find it linked to any repository, it’s likely still attached to a previous GitHub Pages configuration.

Here’s what to check:

Go to any old repositories (especially ones that previously used GitHub Pages)
→ Settings → Pages
→ See if the domain is still configured there.

Check if the domain is attached at the organization level (if applicable).

Even if DNS wasn’t configured, GitHub can still reserve the domain internally once it was added.

If you cannot locate where it’s attached:

Open a GitHub Support ticket

Provide:

The domain name

Your GitHub username

The repository you want it connected to

GitHub Support can manually remove the …

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