Gomock same method twice with different input

Note: Not a duplicate of Mock interface method twice with different input and output using testify - Different library.

I am using the github.com/golang/mock/gomock library to mock an HTTP client interface in order to test the behaviour of my code. My code uses the same Post() method on the client twice, but for 2 different endpoints.

I tried:

mockUc.EXPECT().
    Post("m-elasticsearch/_sql/translate", gomock.Eq(expectedQuery), gomock.Any(), gomock.Any()).
    SetArg(2, esQuery).
    Return(http.StatusOK, nil).
    Times(1)
mockUc.EXPECT().
    Post("m-elasticsearch/app-*/_search", gomock.Eq(esQuery), gomock.Any(), gomock.Any()).
    SetArg(2, logResults).
    Return(http.StatusOK, nil).
    Times(1)

But this gave me the error, telling me that the second EXPECT() was being considered on the first call:

 expected call at [...] doesn't match the argument at index 0.
        Got: m-elasticsearch/_sql/translate (string)
        Want: is equal to m-elasticsearch/app-*/_search (string)

I then tried using gomock.InOrder() like this:

first := mockUc.EXPECT().
    Post("m-elasticsearch/_sql/translate", gomock.Eq(expectedQuery), gomock.Any(), gomock.Any()).
    SetArg(2, esQuery).
    Return(http.StatusOK, nil).
    Times(1)
second := mockUc.EXPECT().
    Post("m-elasticsearch/app-*/_search", gomock.Eq(esQuery), gomock.Any(), gomock.Any()).
    SetArg(2, logResults).
    Return(http.StatusOK, nil).
    Times(1)

gomock.InOrder(first, second)

But this didn't help either.

Is what I'm trying to do possible here?

Instead of writing two EXPECTs, you can use DoAndReturn method and return the value as you want in one EXPECT. I could not write types because I do not know method signature.

    mockUc.
        EXPECT().
        Post(gomock.Any(), gomock.Any(), gomock.Any(), gomock.Any()).
        DoAndReturn(func(url, query string, ...) (int, error) {
            if url == "m-elasticsearch/_sql/translate" {
                return http.StatusOK, nil
            } else {
                return http.StatusOK, nil
            }
        })