Is it possible to apply package filters per task in the same command?

[RazeiXello]

Summary

I've run into a scenario where I need to run a task and filter for only 2 apps, but also another task in the same line with a filter for only 1 app.

I tried something like this

turbo watch task1 --filter=app1 --filter=app2 task2 --filter=app3

or

turbo run task1 --filter=app1 --filter=app2 task2 --filter=app3

but this ends up with turbo running task1 AND task2 for all 3 apps.

I assume it's because it's reading the command as

turbo run task1 task2 --filter=app1 --filter=app2 --filter=app3

Is it not possible to have filters "grouped" to a task with some sort of separator? Like a quote? I wasn't able to find an example of this on https://turborepo.com/docs/reference/run#advanced-filtering-examples.

turbo watch "task1 --filter=app1 --filter=app2" "task2 --filter=app3"

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[anthonyshew]

This is not possible today. Since this is a feature request, I'll change the category to "Ideas".

[sarahsturgeon]

This would be super useful. For example, if I want to run only one of my projects, but have my incremental builder run on everything, I'd currently have to run two separate turbo instances.

Having my incremental builder run on all packages is important because of our package dependencies in our monorepo.

Perhaps there's another way to do what I want?