How to unpack the slice of string and pass them to exec.Command

I'd like to write a function that puts two slices of strings as arguments in a shell command. What I'm trying to do is to unpack the 2 slices, and pass them to exec.Command.

image_tag := "mydocker/mytag"
func buildDockerContainer(dockerArgs []string, otherArgs []string) {
	cmd := exec.Command("docker", "run", "-d", dockerArgs..., image_tag, otherArgs...)
}

However, when writing this, Goland keeps giving me syntax error:

Invalid use of '...', the corresponding parameter is non-variadic

I know I can do the following:

	cmdToRun := []string{"run", "-d"}
	cmdToRun = append(cmdToRun, append(append(dockerArgs, image_tag), otherArgs...)...)
	cmd := exec.Command("docker", cmdToRun...)

But is there a more elegant way that I can do all these inline?

Use append:

args:= append(append(append([]string{"run","-d"},dockerArgs...),image_tag),otherArgs...)
cmd := exec.Command("docker", args...)

exec.Command(name string, arg ...string) behave same as append function in this case. the problem is that if the first arg is string, later it expect only string, but if you pass instead only slice that is fine.
https://go.dev/play/p/TBi3nsKue5n
and don't forget the ... at the end of a slice, when the function expect a string and you pass []string