Sometimes in my code I would like to use a macro on a block of code without indenting it. For example, I want to go from

const CONST = 1
function foo(x)
    x + CONST
end

to this:

@mymacro begin

const CONST = 1
function foo(x)
    x + CONST
end

end

This could be something like DispatchDoctor.jl @stable or Base.@assume_effects, which can operate on entire code blocks.

Now, if I have the formatter turned on, this will turn into

@mymacro begin

    const CONST = 1
    function foo(x)
        x + CONST
    end

end

This is of course valid, but I would like to disable it for the code block. I want the @mymacro begin to just sit at the top level without affecting the rest of the code. (It's kind of like how module A ... end doesn't indent everything in the contents.)

The only workaround at the moment is to use #! format: off for the entire code block. This works but it prevents me from using JuliaFormatter.jl for internal code.

Thus, @domluna, I was wondering if there could be a special command to ignore the increased indentation for a single block? Happy to help add it if you can point me to where to edit.