Teamcity meta-runner with multiple runners - exiting a runner without failing the build - powershell

Question

OK, so here's a TeamCity meta-runner with 2 separate runners inside. Essentially the first runner will have a bunch of logic in it that determines if a deploy should occur or not.
<build-runners>
<runner name="Step 1" type="jetbrains_powershell">
<parameters>
<param name="jetbrains_powershell_bitness" value="x86" />
<param name="jetbrains_powershell_execution" value="PS1" />
<param name="jetbrains_powershell_minVersion" value="4.0" />
<param name="jetbrains_powershell_script_code"><![CDATA[
#Bunch of powershell logic here... under some conditions we want nothing deployed
#Now I want to exit the whole build step, not just this single runner
Exit #<- Fails the whole build, not what I want
]"]]></param>
<param name="jetbrains_powershell_script_mode" value="CODE" />
<param name="teamcity.step.mode" value="default" />
</parameters>
</runner>
<runner name="Deploy Project" type="octopus.deploy.release">
<parameters>
<param name="octopus_additionalcommandlinearguments" value="" />
<param name="octopus_deployto" value="%Octopus.EnvironmentName%" />
<param name="octopus_host" value="%system.Octopus-ServerUrl%" />
<param name="octopus_project_name" value="%ProjectName%" />
<param name="octopus_releasenumber" value="%ProjectRelease%" />
<param name="octopus_version" value="3.0+" />
<param name="octopus_waitfordeployments" value="true" />
<param name="secure:octopus_apikey" value="123123" />
<param name="teamcity.step.mode" value="default" />
</parameters>
</runner>
</build-runners>
What is a way I can exit the whole meta-runner step so it continues just fine with the next build step?

Answer 1

Response from vendor:
"It seems there is no clean way to skip remaining meta-runner steps without affecting build (successful) status. If you do not mind settings build to failed, you can try Execute "If all previous steps finished successfully" in the meta-runner steps to skip."
While the meta-runner feature is quite good in TeamCity, it does have its limitations.