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yes,

so I am passing the following:

```
env: {
...
grepTags: '-flaky+-bug+-notReady+-notReadyForStaging+-notReadyForDesktop',
grepFilterSpecs: true,
},
```

then the spec file:

```
    it(
      'Verify that feature impression event is triggered when the MOV hint is in the viewport',

      {tags: [Feature.gtm, Feature.mov, Status.notReady]},
      function () {
        ...
      },
    );
```

CLI command:
`yarn e2e --command open --env production --platform desktop --locale de_DE --browser chrome --grepTags="-flaky+-bug+-notReady+-notReadyForStaging+-notReadyForDesktop"`

the spec above contains tags `notReady` and it gets executed anyway

<@715580668045951047> 

I tried also to replicate a simple test like this:

```
it('works as an array', { tags: ['@slow', '@smoke'] }, () => {
  expect(true).to.be.true
})

it('works as a string', { tags: '@regression' }, () => {
  expect(true).to.be.true
})
```

with command `npx cypress open --e2e --env grepTags='@slow @regression --@smoke'`

and it executes all tests...