My bad, I should have added "/s" (because Cunningham's Law). It was a reference to Futurama, where a problem was not solved at all.
But on a more serious note, in my experience I've not had any issues with Go or Rust codebases (for example). Not using their formatters is heavily frown upon, so I haven't really seen any reformat happen at all; not in my bubble at least[1].
Other languages, on the other hand? Yeah, good luck with trying to have consistent formatting. Even if a project has formatting rules "enforced", there's always (always) going to be an exception, bikeshedding, etc.
[1]: Unless it's someone obviously very junior. The few times I've noticed badly formatted code in Go, has been in random repos from someone who clearly didn't have that much programming experience in general (looking at how code was written).
But on a more serious note, in my experience I've not had any issues with Go or Rust codebases (for example). Not using their formatters is heavily frown upon, so I haven't really seen any reformat happen at all; not in my bubble at least[1].
Other languages, on the other hand? Yeah, good luck with trying to have consistent formatting. Even if a project has formatting rules "enforced", there's always (always) going to be an exception, bikeshedding, etc.
[1]: Unless it's someone obviously very junior. The few times I've noticed badly formatted code in Go, has been in random repos from someone who clearly didn't have that much programming experience in general (looking at how code was written).