Of course this will work --- "master" is a branch like any other branch and you could specify "master" in your pull request. It is not recommended practice because:
- You now have to wait until that pull request is processed to submit other work - If you now create a branch that change is part of the new branch - You are presuming that your pull will be accepted - Ideally, you want the master in your fork repository to always match the fork in the upstream master. Creating a branch is cheap and mostly convenient. And yes, I understand the difficulty of multiple development branches where you want some bit of code from a sibling branch. Even in my own personal projects I don't ever edit in the master branch. [ ... snipped ... ]
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