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I want to contribute tutorial code to opencv repository
I forked and cloned the OpenCV repository I have added two files only and I want to create a pull request for the 3.4 branch.
When I select the branch as 3.4 for my pull request it shows 905 commits and 1829 files changed

But when I do it for the master it shows only the two files that I have added
How to create a pull request without getting unnecessary commits in my pull request

I want to contribute tutorial code to opencv repository
I forked and cloned the OpenCV repository I have added two files only and I want to create a pull request for the 3.4 branch.
When I select the branch as 3.4 for my pull request it shows 905 commits and 1829 files changed

But when I do it for the master it shows only the two files that I have added
How to create a pull request without getting unnecessary commits in my pull request

I want to contribute tutorial code to opencv repository
I forked and cloned the OpenCV repository I have added two files only and I want to create a pull request for the 3.4 branch.
When I select the branch as 3.4 for my pull request it shows 905 commits and 1829 files changed

But when I do it for the master it shows only the two files that I have added
How to create a pull request without getting unnecessary commits in my pull request
Please answer in detail as I am a Github newbie.

I want to contribute tutorial code to opencv repository
I forked and cloned the OpenCV repository I have added two files only and I want to create a pull request for the 3.4 branch. branch I created a branch called "tutorial_4" for which I want to create the pull request.
When I select the branch as 3.4 for my pull request it shows 905 commits and 1829 files changed

But when I do it for the master it shows only the two files that I have added
How to create a pull request without getting unnecessary commits in my pull request
Please answer in detail as I am a Github newbie.