It seems that the details of the Pull Request (PR) you mentioned are labeled as “undefined,” which means I don’t have specific information about it to summarize. However, I can help you create a generic template for summarizing PRs in a project like Thanos. Here’s how you might structure the summary:

Pull Request Summary for Thanos-IO/Thanos

Title: [PR Title]

Author: [Author’s Name]

Date: [Date of Submission]

Description: This Pull Request introduces [brief overview of the changes, feature, or fix]. The main objective of this PR is to [explain the purpose and the problem it aims to solve].

Key Changes:

• [Change 1: Briefly describe what was changed, added, or removed]
• [Change 2: Another significant change]
• [Change 3: Additional context, if necessary]

Motivation: The motivation for these changes are to [explain why these changes were made and the expected impact on the project or user experience].

Testing: The changes were tested by [explain how the changes were tested, e.g., unit tests, integration tests, manual testing]. [Any relevant test results or coverage information can be included here.]

Related Issues: This PR addresses [issue numbers or links, if applicable].

Notes for Reviewers:

• [Any specific areas where feedback is particularly welcome]
• [If there are known issues or limitations in this PR]

Additional Context: [Include any additional context, references, or links to external documentation if necessary.]

Feel free to replace the placeholders with specific information from your Pull Request, and this structure should help guide the reader through the changes effectively. If you can provide specific details about the PR, I can help craft a more tailored summary.