I have a query that sent as a string works and returns the result

var query = $"g.V('{brandEntityCode}')" +
                    $".has('{Affinity}', '{partition}')" +
                    $".optional(" +
                    $"outE('{relationshipType}')" +
                    $".has('{HierarchyCollection}', '{hierarchyCollection}')" +
                    $".has('{IsDeleted}', {IsDeletedValue})" +
                    $".inV()" +
                    $".has('{IsDeleted}', {IsDeletedValue})" +
                    $".optional(" +
                    $"outE('{relationshipType}')" +
                    $".has('{HierarchyCollection}', '{hierarchyCollection}')" +
                    $".has('{IsDeleted}', {IsDeletedValue})" +
                    $".inV()" +
                    $".has('{IsDeleted}', {IsDeletedValue})" +
                    $")" +
                    $")" +
                    $".values('{EntityCode}')";

Since I have Gremlin package I want to use their package to write the query, which looks like this

        var query = Graph.V($"'{brandEntityCode}'")
            .Has(Affinity, $"'{partition}'")
            .Optional<GraphTraversal<object, Vertex>>(OutE($"'{relationshipType}'")
                .Has(HierarchyCollection, $"'{hierarchyCollection}'")
                //.Has(IsDeleted, $"{IsDeletedValue}")
                .InV()
                .Has(IsDeleted, $"{IsDeletedValue}")
                .Optional<GraphTraversal<object, Vertex>>(OutE($"{relationshipType}")
                        .Has(HierarchyCollection, $"'{hierarchyCollection}'")
                        //.Has(IsDeleted, IsDeletedValue)
                        .InV()
                    //.Has(IsDeleted, IsDeletedValue)
                ))
            .Values<string>($"{EntityCode}")
            .ToGremlinQuery();

But this throw a runtime exception, that An item with the same key has already been added. Key: isDeleted_1

And if I remove the isDeleted key, then the query at runtime looks like this

{g.V(9e591e9f-de07-427c-8b9e-762caf9c86a6).has('_affinity', _affinity).optional(outE('isOwnedBy').has('hierarchyCollection', hierarchyCollection_1).has('isDeleted', isDeleted_1).inV().optional(outE('isOwnedBy').has('hierarchyCollection', hierarchyCollection_2).inV())).values('entityCode')}

Now the execution throws the exception

ServerEvaluationError: 

ActivityId : aa76ea5f-a514-479c-b799-349ae4ca3b5c
ExceptionType : GraphCompileException
ExceptionMessage : 
    Gremlin Query Compilation Error: Unable to resolve symbol '_affinity' in the current context. @ line 1, column 62.
    Unable to resolve symbol 'hierarchyCollection_1' in the current context. @ line 1, column 127.
    Unable to resolve symbol 'isDeleted_1' in the current context. @ line 1, column 173.
    Unable to resolve symbol 'hierarchyCollection_2' in the current context. @ line 1, column 240.
    4 Error(s)
    GremlinRequestId : bae1692c-2b04-4b09-8521-88a0a78a9c0a
    Context : graphcompute
    Scope : graphparse-translate-validatesymbolresolution
    GraphInterOpStatusCode : QuerySyntaxError
    HResult : 0x80131500

Is there a solution for this issue?