Fixed highlight problem when a stemming dictionary is configured.#331
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nertzy merged 2 commits intoCasecommons:masterfrom Jan 16, 2017
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Fixed highlight problem when a stemming dictionary is configured.#331nertzy merged 2 commits intoCasecommons:masterfrom
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Sorry, it is a duplicated of #302. |
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@torce if you add a test to this pull request that fails without the change and passes with the change then I will merge it. The other pull request has not supplied a test yet. |
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I will take a look to your current tests and add a test as soon as possible, but it could take a few days. |
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Hi,
We a re using pg_search with languages and we are notice that the resulting snippets are not wrapped with tags if a dictionary is selected.
I am using pg_search 1.0.6, ruby 2.3.1 and active_record 4.2.4
A minimal script that reproduces the problem:
In the first case, using the Spanish dictionary, the word 'ciencia' was not wrapped with
<b>tags.If the dictionary option is omitted, pg_search works as expected.
The generated query in the first case omitted the first parameter of
ts_headline, so I have fixed this using the default dictionary ('simple') in case of none selected.Regards.