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1. Remove the custom domain entry in GitHub Pages

  1. Go to Settings → Pages in your repository.

  2. In the Custom domain section, click Remove (if it's still set to "project.dawidolko.pl").

  3. Save your changes.

  4. (Optional) Uncheck / disable Enforce HTTPS (if checked).

After this step, GitHub Pages will stop trying to use your domain and go back to the default address.

2. Delete / change the CNAME file in the project

  1. Go to the frontend/public/ folder and delete the CNAME file (or rename / clear its contents).
  • The CNAME file is responsible for configuring your custom domain - if you don't delete it, then with each npm run deploy GitHub Pages will try to assign this custom domain again. 2. Save and commit changes:
git add public/CNAME
git commit -m "Remove CNAME for custom domain"

(or delete the file completely and commit it too).

3. Change the homepage value in package.json (or remove it)

In the frontend/package.json file you probably have an entry like:

"homepage": "https://project.dawidolko.pl",

You can delete it or replace it with the default GitHub Pages address, e.g.:

"homepage": "https://dawidolko.github.io/SmartRecommender-Project-Django-React"

(Use the correct SmartRecommender-Project-Django-React.)

If you prefer not to set anything, you can simply delete this line.

Then save and commit.

4. Redeploy the project (npm run deploy)

  1. Go to the frontend directory:
cd frontend
  1. Run:
npm run deploy
  1. Gh-pages will build the project, update the gh-pages branch without the CNAME file and without the entry about your own domain.