test: fix invalid variable name #3150
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The variable `er` is not declared at all. So if EPERM error is ever raised then the `er` will throw `ReferenceError` and the code will break.
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The variable `er` is not declared at all. So if EPERM error is ever raised then the `er` will throw `ReferenceError` and the code will break. PR-URL: #3150 Reviewed-By: Brian White <[email protected]>
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Pushing this as it is a trivial change and it landed at 6be2a59 |
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The variable `er` is not declared at all. So if EPERM error is ever raised then the `er` will throw `ReferenceError` and the code will break. PR-URL: #3150 Reviewed-By: Brian White <[email protected]>
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The variable
eris not declared at all. So if EPERM error is everraised then the
erwill throwReferenceErrorand the code willbreak.
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