/**
 * The list of a repository's copies, touched by one git command at a time.
 *
 * git keeps that list under `.git/worktrees/` and takes no lock on it. `worktree
 * add` writes a new copy's files there one by one, and every command that walks
 * the list - another `add`, `remove`, `list`, `branch -d` - reads each copy's
 * files as it finds them. Caught between two writes, it reads an empty
 * `commondir` and dies (`failed to read .git/worktrees/tree/commondir:
 * Success`); a `remove` that takes the last copy deletes `.git/worktrees/`
 * under an `add` about to write in it. Two copies made and released at once,
 * which is what a copy each is for, are enough.
 *
 * So those commands queue here, per repository: in this process, which is
 * where a run makes its copies.
 */
import { type GitResult } from "./run.ts";
/**
 * Runs `args` in `cwd` once every command queued before it on the same
 * repository has ended.
 *
 * Keyed by the common git directory rather than by `cwd`: a copy and the
 * repository it was made from share the one list, and so does a subdirectory.
 */
export declare function gitOnRegistry(cwd: string, args: string[]): Promise<GitResult<string>>;
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