Rustfmt would remove `'block:` inside `rustfnmt_test0`, which will break `break 'block Ok(0)` line. For reference, `rustfnmt_test1` code won't be broken. this issue only happens with rust. ```Rust macro_rules! test_macro { (|$transaction: ident| $body: expr) => {{ let $transaction = some_value; let _ = $body; }}; } pub async fn rustfnmt_test0(condition: &bool) { test_macro!(|transaction| 'block: { if condition { break 'block Ok(0); } todo!() }); } pub async fn rustfnmt_test1(condition: &bool) { let x = |transaction| 'block: { if condition { break 'block Ok(0); } todo!() }; } ``` ``` rustfmt 1.8.0-beta (0277061b9a 2025-02-01) ```