to make a pull request you have to determine a valid subdomain for your GitHub Page in advance.
if your GitHub URL looks like "foo.github.io" you should request the subdomain "foo"
for a GitHub URL like "foo.github.io/bar", the subdomains "foo" or "bar" are possible
The requested subdomain should match your username or the name of your project as close as possible; but exceptions are possible for the sake of clarity, e.g.:
If a subdomain maps to a github or gitlab organization,
'organization': 'organization.git[hub|lab].io',
all repositories of this organization that have published git pages will also be mapped to js.org.
If the git page of a repository is reachable at https://organization.git[hub|lab].io/repository before switching, https://organization.js.org/repository will be reachable after the switch.
As long as the organization page has a CNAME file, the repositories do not need separate CNAME settings for this to work.
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