When I start a new bash shell, if I run the command echo $? as the first thing, I get 1. How can I run bash with the "default" exit code being 0?
Context: I am running msys2 in a terminal window in VS Code. If I start msys2, and then realize I didn't need a shell now and just type exit, bash exits with 1, causing VS Code to pop up an annoying warning.