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I have forked a master from upstream, and have created two branches from it. Is it possible to send in PR from a single branch?

I did that, and despite the github web UI is creating the PR against a single branch, I noticed the changes from the other branch is included in the PR request as well.

What's the correct way to send in PR from a single branch?

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  • Can you provide more details, it's a little unclear what the problem you are having is. Commented Mar 7, 2018 at 14:33
  • I need to create github pull request from a single branch, when I do, github creates pull request from both branches. I know it sounds impossible, but it is in fact happening. If you don't believe it, or still don't understand, I'm afraid that's the everything I can do, and you need to try to do the same thing to understand it (or see if you can creat PR from here). sorry, can't be more helpful. Commented Mar 8, 2018 at 1:43

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The likely problem is you didn't git checkout master before creating the second branch, then the second branch you created is descendant from the first branch you created. Just checkout to master before adding the second branch.

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