A subtlety still exists there. Copy-pasting is fine. What you're trying to prevent with DRY is two physical locations in your codebase referring to the same semantic context (i.e., when you should change "the thing" you have to remember to change "all the places").

Somewhat off-topic, that's one usual failure mode of "DRY" code. Code is de-duplicated at a visual level rather than in terms of relevant semantics, so that changes which should only affect one path either affect both or are very complicated to reason about because of the unnecessary coupling.