Disabling code completion during macro execution?

So how I like to debug is to insert a ton of Debug.Log statements (working on a Unity project) in the code to see what is being executed when, and what the state of some variables are. I got tired of typing the whole thing, so I made a macro.

Now usually, I type:

Debug.Log($

And Rider autocompletes the double quotes, and the ); at the end, leaving me with Debug.Log($""); and my cursor positioned between the quotes.

So I made a Macro to type that. But when the macro runs, the semicolon at the end is lost. I think because the macro is adding the $ so quickly it interrupts the semicolon.

So I changed the macro to be Debug.Log($[end key];[left arrow three times]

Now, that worked for about a day.

Then something happened, a timing issue I am sure, and suddenly when I run the macro, I'm getting something like this:

Debug.Log($""");"";

Its like the autocomplete is fighting the macro. Now the macro is useless.

Is there a way to just turn the autocomplete off during the macro?

In addition, is there a way to EDIT the macros once recorded? Under the edit macro window, I can REMOVE steps that are recorded, but I cannot move them, or add new ones. If I need to tweak something, I need to re-record the entire thing.