Many people have issues with Github Pages not issuing TLS certificates after following the official procedure, which is to first go to settings -> pages on the repo and set up the custom domain, and then set the CNAME for the domain to point to username.github.io.
The reason for this order of actions is to prevent domain hijacking, as github explains.
One of our domains had the same issue even after 24 hours, even though Cloudflare proxying was turned off, and the "Only DNS" mode was set. The solution was to remove the custom domain and immediately add it back in github repo settings. Then the TLS certificate request went through and the certificate was issued within a minute or two.
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