In my team everyone uses IntelliJ Ultimate with the same settings.xml file. We all have the same automatic tasks that happen on each commit: reformat code, optimize imports, check TODOs, perform SonarLint analysis. This has greatly reduced frustrated merge-requests filled with unimportant details such as code formatting and newlines. It has also greatly improved the code quality because it will warn you that you left a TODO in the code or that a certain method could also be private before you commit the code into the repo.

Nobody has a problem with this, although in the Java world every corporate developer uses IntelliJ anyway. A couple of legacy project teams are still on Eclipse.