Release note MB-43232 makes no sense

Problem
A end user is not going to understand this release note

MB-43232

Summary: Starting with version 6.5.0, VbSeqnosReader has been updated to process two types of requests: VbSeqnosRequest and VbMinSeqnosRequest. When processing VbSeqnosRequest, if there are any VbMinSeqnosRequest’s, then the VbMinSeqnosRequest’s will be queued back into the requestCh of VbSeqnosReader. However, if the VbSeqnosReader closed by this time, then enqueue would fail and the caller would be waiting for a response indefinitely. This has been fixed to respond to outstanding requests upon exit of VbSeqnosReader.

A user does not know what VbMinSeqnosRequest’s and VbSeqnosReader.

Expectation

For the release notes to be in plain English that an end user can understand. It should say what is the problem in terms of affecting the end user and how that is triggered.

For example:

• Index Services crashes when X happens
• Index Service is slow at processing mutations under Y situation
• Index Service does create disk snapshot when Z happens causing recovery to be slow if the process restarts
• Index Service has a memory leak when A happens.

The X, Y, Z and A should be easily understandable to the user.

I suspect you will need help from the the GSI team.