Thank you, that works!
I still think highlight() not working in this case may be a bug, though,
since it only operates on a single row and in theory shouldn't be affected
by the group by (but there may be limitations not obvious to me).
Thanks again,
Adrian
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Hello,
While using the FTS5 highlight() function in a group by query like this one:
CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE entries USING fts5(id UNINDEXED, content);
INSERT INTO entries
VALUES ('one', 'one'), ('two', 'another one' ), ('two', 'another two' );
SELECT
group_concat(highlight(entries, 1, '>', '<'
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