How to setup custom domain in Hashnode?

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There's a pretty good instruction on how to set up the custom domain. But then, I encountered an error in Google Domains.
CNAME records for the root domain are not supported

Set the host name to blog and the value to hashcode.network

Then use the same value in Hashnode

I first saw the following and immediately went on with it. Use @ it said...

It's not recommended to use CNAME at the root level.
Turns out the instructions were actually dynamic. When I changed to blog.reiopd.com, it also changed to set the host name to blog instead of @.

So all along, maybe I had it backwards. 😹