Took this route after using PhpStorm for a year or 2 as sometimes I do ruby and will likely work on Python and Go as well. And after 2 years, you only pay $7 a month instead of $4 with PhpStorm, which is nothing.
It's especially good if a project contains multiple languages, like core written in Go and scripts written in Python.
But I do keep Android Studio as that's what Google targets as development IDE and Googleability helps by using the same app.
Pretty much the same as me, I'm full stack so the backend is either PHP or Java, the deploy scripts are ansible (so python/yaml, dev virtualisation is vagrant so ruby and frontend is ts/html, Intellij has first class support for all of those.
It's especially good if a project contains multiple languages, like core written in Go and scripts written in Python.
But I do keep Android Studio as that's what Google targets as development IDE and Googleability helps by using the same app.