What's the Windows command shell equivalent of Bash's `true` command?

git bash shell cmd

VER>NUL

works for me.

For example,

MKDIR . || VER>NUL

issues an error message, but it sets %ERRORLEVEL% to 0.

git bash shell cmd

true is roughly equivalent to (exit 0) (the parentheses create a subshell that exits with status 0, instead of exiting your current shell.

git bash shell cmd

The context is a Windows cmd shell (used by the git-cmd.bat script):

@%COMSPEC% /C exit 1 >nul

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