Is the main addition here the scoping of the awaited response? Am I missing something else?
In ES6+ `try/catch` already offers similar scoping, albeit without the destructuring of the result being a part of the syntax (you declare the response, preferably as a `const`, at the top of the try/catch block).
In ES6+ `try/catch` already offers similar scoping, albeit without the destructuring of the result being a part of the syntax (you declare the response, preferably as a `const`, at the top of the try/catch block).