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  -      h2 tessel erase
  +      h2
  +        code tessel erase
         p This command erases any JavaScript code saved to Tessel's flash memory. The firmware is left unchanged. If you push buggy code to Tessel, an erase can remove your code.
   
         p Try unplugging and replugging in your Tessel after you have loaded the blinky code in Flash (tessel push). After a few seconds, you should see the LEDs start to blink.
  
positive.code:           | >> Running script ...<br/>
            | >> Finished deployment <br/>
  
        p While Tessel is running code from flash, you won't see any console logs by default. To see output after a "push" command, enter
        code
          cli tessel logs
  
  
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          code tessel run <script.js | path/to/folder>
        p This command loads code into RAM on Tessel. When Tessel is reset (or the script ends with CTRL + C), Tessel loses the code. This command is useful for running code while developing, and will be used throughout this tutorial.
  
        p This command is shown in the <a href="/blinky">blinky example.</a>
  
  