I built my website with Jekyll static site generator using the Minima theme. The site is hosted on GitHub Pages.
Technical details
OS: Mac OS 12.3.1 (M1) Brave: Version 1.38.115 Chromium: 101.0.4951.64
Steps to reproduce
Added the hidden directory .well-known to my repo.
Downloaded brave-rewards-verification.txt, and added it to .well-known.
Added, committed, & pushed local repo to my remote repo.
On my Brave Creators homepage, attempted to verify personal website.
Each time, I receive the following error message:
Retry Verification
Your website, andrewdillonpoetry.com, was not verified because we were redirected too many times to verify your domain.
Please reduce the number of redirects.
Notes
I’ve tried turning off Brave Shields on the Creators website.
I’ve tried adding .well-known to my Jekyll config file: include: .well-known/.
I’m aware of two similar posts, though neither mentions Jekyll:
Thanks, I was looking into that, but not sure how the record should look. In this case, would I copy the contents of brave-rewards-verification.txt into the text record Data field?
And would Host name be “@” or “.well-known”?
Example
Host name
Type
TTL
Data
@
TXT
1H
This is a Brave Rewards publisher verification file. Domain: andrewdillonpoetry.com Token: asdf1234…
You’ll leave Host name blank for Brave verification; verifications must point to the primary domain, not subdomains.
The Data field is formatted differently than the content of brave-rewards-verification.txt so that it fits on a single line.
I received an email immediately from Brave that my website had been verified, but am still waiting for that to be reflected in the BAT button when I visit my website. Brave’s documentation indicates it could take 24h.