I created a pull request from my fork of the repository. I had made 10 commits to my fork for the pull request which was later merged.

Now when I want to work on another issue my fork still shows that it is 10 commits ahead of the main repository even though the PR was merged. I deleted my fork of the repository and forked the repository again. Now it shows my fork is up to date with the main repository (as expected).

So my question is do I need to delete my fork and create new fork of main repository for every new pull request?

CodePudding user response：

No, it's not necessary. Like eyllanesc said just make a new branch on the fork and make the PR pulling the changes from that new branch.