joelanman, 17 days ago

This feels a bit wonky to me. You can't use const like this:

try {  
 const myVar = myFunc(options)  
} catch (error) {   
 console.error(error)  
}

console.log(myVar)  

as myVar doesn't exist outside the try scope. So if you need to do a try catch, you have to use let - even if you actually want to use the variable as a const (not change it later)

let myVar  
try {  
 myVar = myFunc(options)  
} catch (error) {   
 console.error(error)  
}

console.log(myVar)  

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