anchor.diff:            | >> 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
  +      p While Tessel is running code from flash, console logs will be hidden by default. To see output after a "push" command, enter
         code
           cli tessel logs
   
  
positive.code:       .greyBar(style="height:2px;")
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        h2 tessel run <script.js | path/to/folder>
        p This command loads code into Tessel's RAM. 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>
  
  
negative.code:       .greyBar(style="height:2px;")
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        h2
          code tessel push <script.js | path/to/folder>
        p This command saves code into flash memory on Tessel. This means that Tessel auto-runs this code when powered. The code will stay on here even if you reset Tessel. If you "tessel run" while you have code saved in Flash, the new code will run until the Tessel is reset, and then Tessel will switch back to the code from Flash.
  
        p From your "tessel-code" directory, where you saved blinky.js,
        code
  