Am I using contains with --filter incorrectly?

[shadowbobx]

#2446 I saw this because I was trying to us any() but this suggested I use contains().
however I cannot quite tell what is going wrong.
gallery-dl --filter "not contains(title.lower(), ('season 3', 'season 1'))" --simulate --filename "{title}.{extension}" https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/tower-of-god/list?title_no=95

I get prints like
Tower of God - [Season 3] Ep. 207.jpg
Tower of God - [Season 3] Ep. 206.jpg

This however works?
gallery-dl --filter "'season 3' not in title.lower()" --simulate --filename "{title}.{extension}" https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/tower-of-god/list?title_no=95

and so does:

gallery-dl --filter "'season 3' not in title.lower() and 'season 1' not in title.lower()" --simulate --filename "{title}.{extension}" https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/tower-of-god/list?title_no=95

I saw that contains() was added and I would like it because bc then i can simply create one list to exclude instead of writing not in this and not in that and not in thisthat, etc etc. These are simplified examples for testing cause I add some more complexity, but they've been tested. I really liked the idea of contains cause itwould make my config shorter and more legible.

[mikf]

contains() treats its first argument as a list or string of tags. You can't really use it to check whether a bunch of strings can be found in another. For that, you should use all()/any() or regular expressions.

not any(t in title.lower() for t in ('season 3', 'season 1'))
re.search(r'(?i)season [13]', title)

[shadowbobx]

regex solution works!
any/all solution does not (or more likely I am misunderstanding something)!

I realize why contains would not work as I found its method signature in util.py
The any/all solution was actually my starting point and the reason I found #2446 which I thought was suggesting to use contains, as somehow title wouldn't resolve correctly using any/all which may still be the case?

gallery-dl --filter "not any(t in title.lower() for t in ('season 3', 'season 1'))" --simulate --filename "{title}.{extension}" https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/tower-of-god/list?title_no=95
returns nothing

gallery-dl --filter "any(t in title.lower() for t in ('season 3', 'season 1'))" --simulate --filename "{title}.{extension}" https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/tower-of-god/list?title_no=95
returns nothing
How can both of these return nothing?

gallery-dl --filter "not all(t in title.lower() for t in ('season 3', 'season 1'))" --simulate --filename "{title}.{extension}" https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/tower-of-god/list?title_no=95
returns nothing

I do not think its inherent to the any() because i tried removing title to see if that was the issue and it it will print everything. title in any() somehow isn't being resolved?
gallery-dl --filter "any(t in 'season 2 season 3' for t in ('season 2','season3'))" --simulate --filename "{title}.{extension}" https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/tower-of-god/list?title_no=95
This returns every file!
I will just use regex as not re.search(r'(?i)season [13]', title)
appears to work perfectly fine. I like regex anyway I assumed any() was an easier starting point, and not really sure why passing title to re.search() works but not to any().