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Using code_interface args

When I use

code_interface do
  define_for Office.ToDoList
  define :create, args: [:subject]
end

code_interface do
  define_for Office.ToDoList
  define :create, args: [:subject]
end

code_interface do
  define_for Office.ToDoList
  define :create, args: [:subject]
end

code_interface do
  define_for Office.ToDoList
  define :create, args: [:subject]
end

I have access to

Office.ToDoList.Task.create!("test")

Office.ToDoList.Task.create!("test")

Office.ToDoList.Task.create!("test")

Office.ToDoList.Task.create!("test") but not to

Office.ToDoList.Task.create!(%{subject: "test2"})

Office.ToDoList.Task.create!(%{subject: "test2"})

Office.ToDoList.Task.create!(%{subject: "test2"})

Office.ToDoList.Task.create!(%{subject: "test2"}). For the later one to work I have to use

define :create

define :create

define :create

define :create but then the first version doesn't work.

Is there a way to have access to both versions or would that be a misuse of the code_interface concept?

Using code_interface args

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