+[2020-03-11T15:21:28Z]vivitI have a pull request open on someone else's repository. I forked that repository, made some changes on the master branch of my fork, and compared across forks from their master to my master. +[2020-03-11T15:22:01Z]vivitNow I want to open another, unrelated pull request to that same repository. +[2020-03-11T15:23:00Z]vivitIs there any way to change which branch a pull request is trying to merge from? +[2020-03-11T15:23:14Z]vivitIt lets me change which branch it's merging to, but not which branch it's merging from +[2020-03-11T15:25:38Z]vivitBut I want to rewind the master of my fork and move the changes in my pull request to a different branch on my master
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Posted by vivit in #github at 2020-03-11T15:23:14Z
It lets me change which branch it's merging to, but not which branch it's merging from
+[2020-03-12T07:19:35Z]xtroncan we select certain commits from our branch to create a PR? +[2020-03-12T08:45:45Z]pchaignoxtron: I don't think you can do that with GitHub, but you can create a new branch and cherry pick some commits from the original branch. Check out git cherry-pick --help. +[2020-03-12T08:46:14Z]xtronpchaigno, thanks +[2020-03-12T16:10:39Z]dngray[m]is there an wasy way to pull all upstream branches down into my fork? +[2020-03-12T16:20:13Z]dngray[m]https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50220114/how-do-i-sync-all-new-upstream-branches-with-my-fork i did find this but no answers :(