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List change sets that will be included in next baseline

I need to use the command line to get a list of the change sets completed since the last baseline for a management report to determine whether all the requested work is actually read for the next phase.  

I see I can use lscm list stream and lscm list baselines to find the last baseline but I can't figure out way to use lscm list changesets to find the changes since the last baseline (although I can list all the changes with lscm list changesets).

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It sounds like you want to use the 'compare' command. It will allow you to compare baselines and will show the differences as a list of change sets.
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Yep, that does it

lscm compare stream stream-name baseline baseline-uuid

Thanks

Does compare not show the changesets uuids?  Or am I missing something?

The uuids won't be shown unless specified using the -u option.

lscm -u command

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