'Optimize Imports' and 'Reformat Code' functions do not adhere to my configured settings.

In our team, we adhere to a specific code formatting style, which I apply to each project. This includes a defined order for imports, configured as follows:

static all other, blank, java., blank, javax., blank, org., blank, com., blank, all other imports

i've also set up the 'do not format' settings for files with extensions {html, htm, jsp, properties, tld, yml, sql}.

Despite these configurations, IntelliJ's 'Optimize Imports' feature is not following this format, and SQL files continue to be reformatted without my knowledge.

To provide more context,
I imported a “formatter” file from Eclipse. I overwrote the default configuration for each project. There are numerous rules, including imports:

I checked the "use single class import" option in the Code Style > Java > Imports tab.

Use fully qualified class names in JavaDoc if not already imported.
Class count to use import with '*': 99
Names count to use static import with '*': 3
Next, I changed the following order in the sub-tab (difficult to resize, making screenshots more challenging):

static package with subpackag… (not checked)
import java.awt.*
import javax.swing.*
import jakarta.*

then,
Layout static imports separately (checked) and all following “with subpackages” is checked)

and i changed the following order: with blank lines to respect code format conventions
import static all other imports
blank line
import java.*
blank line
import javax.*
blank line
import.jakarta.*
blank line
import.org.*
blank line
import.com.*
blank line
import all other imports

However, when using the 'Optimize Imports' feature (shortcut CTRL + SHIFT + L), it does not adhere to these custom import settings. Manually copying and pasting imports is necessary to comply with the format conventions.

I'm currently using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, and my IntelliJ Ultimate version is 2023.3.3. Despite having reported this issue, there has been no response from customer service, prompting me to seek assistance on this forum.

The problem extends to keyboard shortcuts like Alt+1, Alt+2, etc., which require customization for AZERTY keyboards. This issue has persisted for years.