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Replace some try/catch blocks with .catch()
See original GitHub issueThere are quite a few places in the code where try/catch blocks with let variables just outside the try statement can be replaced with the cleaner .catch() method for handling errors.
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Fun times! Thank you.
Sounds good! I’ll keep you updated.