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This might be complicated.
I forked a repository , create changes to commit point B , and from B , and I created some other changes , which is commit point C.
Original master —> Commit B —> Commit C
Since B and C doesn’t interfere each other(which work on different files totally) , I’m going to send the pull request of C first.
But how ? Once I click on “Pull Request” , both B and C are sent out.
Create a new branch and cherry-pick C into it, then pull-request your new branch.