Normally, a regex that includes all packages except chain would've been better here. However, since we plan on applying the exported rule to all public-facing packages, it might be better to leave it in this format.

Linter doesn't seem to apply exported rule correctly.

The Go documentation guidelines specify that documentation comments for exported identifiers should start with the name being declared. This helps with generated documentation, maintains a consistent style, and makes it clear what's being described, especially when multiple declarations are being documented in sequence.

// This lacks a comment
func HandleRequest(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
    // ...
}

// Processes incoming HTTP requests
func HandleRequest(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
    // ...
}

Both of these functions should be targeted.
GoLand IDE is reporting invalid comment pattern as well.

@Elvis339 these are the list of regex exclusions that were previously enforced by exclude-use-defaults, but now have to be manually excluded.

To see the full list of default regex exclusions (including the revive ones we're now enforcing), you can query via golangci-lint run --help and scroll to the --exclude-use-default flag