anchor.diff:  $ bosh run errand smoke-test
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  -The `bosh run errand` command compiles all packages the errand job requires and executes the /bin/run script that the BOSH release provides for the errand.
  +The `bosh run errand` command compiles all packages the errand job requires and 
  +executes the `/bin/run` script that the BOSH release provides for the errand.
   
   **Example Executable /bin/run Script**
   
  -This is an example /bin/run script for a BOSH errand that de-registers a service
  +This is an example `/bin/run` script for a BOSH errand that de-registers a service
   broker.
   
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positive.code: configures instances of the job to run as long as the deployment runs.
  
  Common BOSH errands include any task meant to be run once or only on demand.
  Examples include:
  
  * Smoke tests
  * Binding or unbinding a Cloud Foundry service broker
  
  ## <a id="job-parts"></a>Parts of a BOSH Job or BOSH Errand ##
  
  
negative.code: 
  An operator runs a BOSH errand using the `bosh run errand` command.
  To facilitate this, an errand defined in a BOSH release should provide an
  executable `/bin/run` script.
  
  
  BOSH does the following when it runs an errand:
  
  1. Initiates a deployment lock that does the following:
   * Prevents all other deploys 
   * Prevents the running of the BOSH CLI `cloudcheck` command
   * Prevents the health monitor from scanning and fixing current deployments
  1. Provisions and configures the VM for the errand
  1. Installs the errand code and all required packages and templates
  1. Runs the processes specified by the errand
  1. Sends all output of the errand to the BOSH CLI for output
  1. Releases the deployment lock
  1. Releases the VM back into the resource pool
   
  Use `bosh run errand ERRAND-NAME` to run an errand. ERRAND-NAME must be the name 
  of an errand provided in the deployment manifest.
  
  Example:
  
  