def test_create_release_changes_active_branch_even_if_dirty_but_without_conflicts(self):
gitflow = GitFlow(self.repo)
mgr = ReleaseBranchManager(gitflow)
# In this fixture, odd.py contains changes that would be overwritten.
# Since we don't want to test this here, we revert all local changes in
# odd.py, but leave the local changes in README.txt. These changes
# won't be overwritten by the merge, so git-flow should be able to
# create a new release branch if Git can do this
self.repo.index.reset(index=True, working_tree=True, paths=['odd.py'])
mgr.create('1.0')
self.assertIn('release/1.0', [b.name for b in mgr.iter()])
