C++ Prevent indenting when using a macro without a semicolon.

We use an ensure macro that skips a block of code if the ensure fails. We can chain together individual conditions so that logging can print the exact condition that failed, and allowing the debugger to break on that condition. An example might be this:

ENSURE_BLOCK(PointerThatMightBeNull)
ENSURE_BLOCK(SomeVariable >= 0)
ENSURE_BLOCK(File.IsOpen())
{
	// Everything is valid, run code.
}

These macros essentially just expand out to if(condition) { debug stuff } else therefore they don't end in a semicolon. Rider formats these as nested blocks without braces, like this:

ENSURE_BLOCK(PointerThatMightBeNull)
	ENSURE_BLOCK(SomeVariable >= 0)
		ENSURE_BLOCK(File.IsOpen())
		{
			// Everything is valid, run code.
		}

This formatting makes sense, but we want these macros to be aligned like in the first code snippet. Is there a way to prevent indenting of blocks without braces entirely? We always use braces for block statements that start on a new line, even if that block is a single statement, so disabling this indenting would fix the issue above and affect nothing else.

I couldn't seem to find anything in Settings > Editor > Code Style > C++ > Indentation and Alignment, which is where I would expect it to be. I also checked Braces Layout but that only seems to be related to situations where braces are present.