--affected and additional filters

[SilentImp]

Summary

Hi,
I want to run command against affected apps and packages and one that depends on them.
If I understand correctly, --affected is alias for --filter=[origin/main].
To also get dependent ones, I need to add --filter=...[origin/main].
But in case I try to use them together turbo test --filter=...[origin/main] --affected I am getting error: ERROR the argument '--filter <FILTER>' cannot be used with '--affected'.

So, how to then I should do that?
My only option is turbo test --filter=...[origin/main] --filter=[origin/main]?

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[anthonyshew]

--affected will use your dependency graph, so you don't need to manually include dependents. If you B depends on A and A has changes, B will also be considered affected.

Regarding using filters with --affected, yes, this is a conscious limitation. You can work around it as you've described, using --affected's equivalent comparison.

[ethanresnick]

Regarding using filters with --affected, yes, this is a conscious limitation

@anthonyshew Can you say a bit more about the rationale for this? I think I have a use case where combining --affected with other filters would be helpful, and where it's hard to replace --affected with its --filter equivalent because we're relying on the logic for base branch inference in Github Actions