"Pretty", yes, but we're literally talking about using language to communicate. Consistency taken to extremes is harmful to communication.
I don't understand the worship that people have for consistency. STUPID inconsistencies are bad, yes, and yes, there are certainly arguments that about subjective matters that are a waste of time. But distilling everything down to the lowest common denominator of grunt-talking is very consistent and terrible communication. (Does that feel like a strawman? I'd love for it to be! Once people stop talking about consistency uber-alles we'll be discussing the things that I consider important.) Right now, the most common reaction is to dismiss any idea of communication through language as irrelevant, subjective, and a waste of time."
Unless you are enforcing weird autoformat choices, everything should look pretty enough.
Working in a team with 15 people on the same code base I disagree with this. Count the computer as one teammate
Fwiw, i use an auto formatter but its got problems with certain rules so i switch them off.
The reason we dont have it turned on in ci is because these rules break code.