How to handle multiple-value in single-value context in Go

Here’s my code in Go:

	variables := map[string]interface{}{
		"sessionDate": data.SessionDate,
		"projectID":   data.ProjectID,
	}

	// Assuming 'variables' is a map[string]interface{} with your process variables
	processInstanceEvent, err := client.NewCreateInstanceCommand().
		BPMNProcessId("Process_115z0rf"). // Replace with your actual BPMN process ID
		LatestVersion().
		VariablesFromMap(variables).
		Send(context.Background())

And according to the official documentation of Camunda 8, the section on Creating a process instance, it should work. In the docs, the procedure is explained for Java users, though. But When I run my Go code, I get this error:

# command-line-arguments
.\testdb.go:102:18: multiple-value client.NewCreateInstanceCommand().BPMNProcessId("Process_115z0rf").LatestVersion().VariablesFromMap(variables) (value of type (commands.CreateInstanceCommandStep3, error)) in single-value context

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