Lars, I see two differences in functionality with the original perl-script.

  • the foreach is not needed in the plugin (because the plugin has one single baseline to control all the rest).
  • In case it's the first baseline in a stream, the change set would be empty in your proposal, while the perl script would calculate in that case the difference with the foundation baseline.

Elaboring a bit on the second bullet above:

  • for streams which use a foundation baseline from an existing stream it makes some sense to display the difference between the first baseline and the original foundation baseline as the change set of the first baseline.
  • But for streams which are created by means of a delivery from another stream, it is not useful to compare the first baseline with its foundation baseline (which is in that case probably the INIITIAL baseline). Furthermore, calculation of such a change set would take again a lot of time, because a describe of "all" elements would be executed in that case.

But to cut a long story short: your proposed implementation is sufficient for us (no need to have the change set for the first baseline in a stream).

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