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Somewhere in here is the quintessential answer to this but I'm not finding it right now. (something like this)
For filters, is there a facility to include the next packet in the sequence for a selected criteria?

MATE may be a solution but at a certain point you'll have to decide if it's not the right tool.

If you're open to writing code/scripts, Wireshark Lua (WSDG: Lua Support in Wireshark) is very flexible after making the initial time investment to get comfortable with it.

Somewhere in here is the quintessential answer to this but I'm not finding it right now. (something like this)
For filters, is there a facility to include the next packet in the sequence for a selected criteria?

MATE may be a solution but at a certain point you'll have to decide if it's not the right tool.

If you're open to writing code/scripts, Wireshark Lua (WSDG: Lua Support in Wireshark) is very flexible after making the initial time investment to get comfortable with it.

YMMV but there is also a lot that can be done with tshark and shell scripts.
https://www.youtube.com/@WireSharkFest/search?query=tshark

Somewhere in here is the quintessential answer to this but I'm not finding it right now. (something like this)
For filters, is there a facility to include the next packet in the sequence for a selected criteria?

MATE may be a solution but at a certain point you'll have to decide if it's not the right tool.

If you're open to writing code/scripts, Wireshark Lua (WSDG: Lua Support in Wireshark) is very flexible after making the initial time investment to get comfortable with it.

YMMV but there is also a lot that can be done with tshark and shell scripts.
https://www.youtube.com/@WireSharkFest/search?query=tshark