I have a project on GitHub, and I forked it to a second repository.

There is still work done on the repo that I forked from, but the changes I make to the first repo should also be applied to the forked one.

How can I push a pull request to both of them at the same time? Or is that impossible to do in a simple way?

If it is, is there a simple alternative solution?

CodePudding user response：

No, GitHub pull requests only target a single repository.

Pull requests are only relevant when you are communicating with other people. Since both repositories are yours, you can just execute a git pull or git merge command on your local machine to merge whatever branches you want to merge. Then use git push to push the changes up to GitHub if you want.

Also, I recommend that you simplify this setup and just use a single GitHub repository with multiple branches.