I suppose you never encountered git conflicts caused by differences in the autoformatter settings. Or a lot of changes without reason, making it more time cons

I suppose you never encountered git conflicts caused by differences in the autoformatter settings. Or a lot of changes without reason, making it more time consuming to find the real change in the commit diff log. I don't mind differences in code style. There is a standart called editorconfig, which IDEs support, which makes code style rules IDE independent. Actually if you have people with experience and professionals, they don't care about a specific code style rule, they don't care if they switch the code style from project to project, they just want a standart set of rules for the whole team so that there are no issues caused by different formatting styles.