Good tip! I was aware there were some options along this line but unfortunately using LV(more specifically, "G") was a project requirement.
You briefly touch on another point that is worth repeating. Source control with LV is terrible.
You briefly touch on another point that is worth repeating. Source control with LV is terrible.
Which is fine, that is what I'd expect. It's how I'd implement it. But isn't that a huge clue about the fundamental weakness of graphical representation - as soon as you try to do anything nontrivial it's back to text. And back to text for a very good reason, not because the right git plugin hasn't been written yet.
One simple hack is to take each version, set transparency to 50%, and then overlay them.