Git-FED/MuseAi-Skill-video-editing

What it does

Scans a repository for a CNAME file before it ships. A stray CNAME silently points GitHub Pages at a domain you may not control. This skill finds it and stops the release.

Prerequisites

• bash and find on PATH

Verify environment

Run before anything else:

command -v find && command -v bash

If either is missing, stop and report: MISSING_DEP: find.

Step-by-step

1. Run the check from the repository root:

   bash scripts/check-cname.sh
   

2. If the script exits non-zero, report FORBIDDEN: CNAME file present and stop the release. Do not delete the file silently — surface the path to the user.

3. If the script exits zero, report OK: no CNAME file.

Never assume

• Never assume deleting a CNAME file clears a hosting provider's saved custom domain. The file and the account setting are separate. Report the file; do not claim the domain is unset.
• Never assume a repo with no CNAME file is safe — check the hosting provider's saved domain setting separately.
• Never auto-delete a CNAME file. Report it and let the owner decide.

Output

One line: OK: no CNAME file or FORBIDDEN: CNAME file present at <path>.

Failure handling

• find missing → report MISSING_DEP: find, halt.
• A CNAME file found → exit non-zero, print its path, halt the release.