It seems that the Pull Request you are referring to is undefined or missing specific details. Without information about the changes proposed, its objectives, and any relevant context, it’s not possible to create a meaningful summary.

However, for a typical Pull Request in a project like thanos-io/thanos, a developer would generally look for the following elements to create a summary:

  1. Title: The title of the PR should encapsulate the main change or feature.
  2. Description: A detailed explanation of what the PR does, including:
    • The problem it addresses.
    • The rationale behind the implementation.
    • Any relevant background context or related issues.
  3. Code Changes: A high-level overview of the specific files and functions that were added, modified, or deleted.
  4. Testing: Information about any tests that were added or modified to validate the change.
  5. Documentation: Updates made to the documentation, if any, that are necessary to support the new changes.
  6. Review Notes: Any specific points that reviewers should consider while evaluating the PR.

If you can provide specific details or clarify the content of the Pull Request, I’d be happy to help create a tailored summary!