A macro is a collection of WarpScript statements. Macros can make your code more concise, more robust, and shareable.
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Macros are the building blocks of the Warp 10 ecosystem which give it its flexibility and power we have all come to love. But for that love to last security must be taken seriously, and this is what that post is all about, giving useful tips for ensuring safe and smooth executions to your macros.
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