What's with the "I am moving to editor X...". You don't have to give up one editor to use another. You can use whichever may be convenient for a given situation.
I use several editors/IDEs based on whatever the language/ecosystem/task at hand is.
Quickly editing a config file? I just use a barebones vim or Sublime Text.
Writing some quick Python/Rust code, I use nvim with plugins.
Writing some SQL: I spin up DBeaver.
When I want to do extensive refactoring or step debugging in Java/Rust/Python: I open a Jetbrains flavour: Jetbrains vanilla/PyCharm/CLion.
IDE at work containing a mix of JS+TS frontends and Go+Python+Rust services: VSCode (it's a nice general purpose workhorse).
I guess the secret sauce to all this is that I have vim shortcuts configured everywhere, so the transitions are easy.
I don't see a reason to be monogamous to one IDE/editor :)