Possible wrong error message when :
temporalEndDate.difference(temporalStartDATE, { largestUnit: 'wrongValue' });
Throws:

But instead of listing possible values 'days', 'hours', 'minutes', and 'seconds' for the largestUnit it shows all from the Temporal.Duration properties.
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// If you really need to calculate the difference between two Absolutes
// in years, you can eliminate the ambiguity by choosing your starting
// point explicitly. For example, using the corresponding UTC date:
utc = Temporal.TimeZone.from('UTC');
billion.toDateTime(utc).difference(epoch.toDateTime(utc), { largestUnit: 'years' });
// => P31Y8M8DT1H46M40S
Don't want to be picky , but just reopened cause i think documentation should be more explicit about this particular possibility
Thanks for the report @romulocintra! I've tried to make it clearer in #774 — would you like to take a look and see if this wording would have helped?
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Found this 👍
Don't want to be picky , but just reopened cause i think documentation should be more explicit about this particular possibility