How to combine two interfaces and use it

I am new to Go, I am trying to split my code into multiple files.

So I created ServiceHTTPHandlers which has two interfaces in it

type ServiceHTTPHandlers interface {
    controller.JobHTTPHandlers
    controller.VersionHTTPHandlers
}

Here the definition

type VersionHTTPHandlers interface {
    GetVersions(ctx *gin.Context)
}

type JobHTTPHandlers interface {
    GetJobs(ctx *gin.Context)
}

It compiles, however, I do not know how to pass two arguments to the interface parameter

func (s *Server) RegisterRoutes(h ServiceHTTPHandlers) {
    var router = s.router

    router.GET("/jobs", h.GetJobs)
    router.GET("/versions", h.GetVersions)
}

main.go

jobs := controller.JobService{}
versions := controller.VersionService{}

svr.RegisterRoutes(&jobs, &versions) // HERE

Is it possible to pass two or more interfaces to a single one?

I tried svr.RegisterRoutes(&{jobs, versions}) however I have not luck

>Solution :

Define a struct type with an anonymous field for each interface. Initialize the struct with the controllers:

h := struct {
    VersionHTTPHandlers
    JobHTTPHandlers
}{
    controllers.VersionService{},
    controllers.JobService{},
}
svr.RegisterRoutes(h)