Is there a difference between `local function` and `local test = function`

[TheGoldMiner88 (Middleman)]

"There is a difference in their scopes.

local function Test()

Can be accessed as an upvalue for recursion, while the other one can not."

Taken from this response, suggest reading through it:

What is the difference between a local function and a normal function?

These two specifically are not exactly the same; they have a tiny difference in their scopes. Within the one defined as local function, foo (its name) can be accessed as an upvalue for recursion, while in the local foo = definition, it can not.