apparently if you change the case in your require string you get a different object. Instead of a caseError

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//apparently if you change the case in your require string you get a different object. Instead of a caseError
 
var g = require('getenv');
var G = require('getEnv');
var e = require('getenv');
 
g === G;
// returns false
 
g === e;
//returns true