I think making macro_rules!
respect hygiene with respect to unsafe
ty is a reasonable change for an upcoming edition (or at the very least macro
macros, "macros 2.0").
(And I argued against the plutonium advisory, in favor of the safe!
macro (which is just aliased unsafe
).)
Given that it's purely safe code to rm -rf / --no-preserve-root
, though, I don't think "finding potentially malicious code with rg unsafe
" is a good argument for it.