[SOLVED] How to undo the effect of "set -e" which makes bash exit immediately if any command fails?

Issue

After entering set -e in an interactive bash shell, bash will exit immediately if any command exits with non-zero. How can I undo this effect?

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Solution

With set +e. Yeah, it's backward that you enable shell options with set - and disable them with set +. Historical raisins, donchanow.

Answered By - zwol

Answer Checked By - David Marino (WPSolving Volunteer)