You can put all that into a single PR, man. PRs are logical units, and in no way tied to files.
Are you using the github web interface for this? I find it much easier to use the git commandline, to be honest. Create a feature branch, make your changes in one or multiple commits, as you see fit to organize changes (doesn't need to be per-file either, I like self-contained logical change sets), and then send a pull request for the entire branch.
I assume you can do the same via web interface, although I've never done that, and so I can not provide instructions.
I'm going to close these PRs. I'm a bit of a stickler for clean commit history.
Woah. chuckle
You can put all that into a single PR, man. PRs are logical units, and in no way tied to files.
Are you using the github web interface for this? I find it much easier to use the git commandline, to be honest. Create a feature branch, make your changes in one or multiple commits, as you see fit to organize changes (doesn't need to be per-file either, I like self-contained logical change sets), and then send a pull request for the entire branch.
I assume you can do the same via web interface, although I've never done that, and so I can not provide instructions.
I'm going to close these PRs. I'm a bit of a stickler for clean commit history.