import { type EvaluatedWaiver, type WaiverEntry } from './WaiverModel.js';
/** The only file picked up without --waivers. Its path is always reported, so a waiver is never silent. */
export declare const DEFAULT_WAIVER_FILE = ".sfaudit-waivers.json";
export declare class WaiverLoader {
    readonly source?: string | undefined;
    private readonly evaluatedWaivers;
    /**
     * @param source the file the waivers came from, or undefined when none was loaded. Reported to
     *   the user so a waiver file picked up from the working directory is never applied silently.
     */
    constructor(waivers: WaiverEntry[], now?: Date, source?: string | undefined);
    get waivers(): readonly EvaluatedWaiver[];
    get activeWaivers(): EvaluatedWaiver[];
    get expiredWaivers(): EvaluatedWaiver[];
    /**
     * The waiver covering one entity of one finding, preferring an active waiver over an expired
     * one. Matching is exact (case- and whitespace-insensitive): the entity must equal an affected
     * item's label, or, for a finding with no affected items, the finding id itself. There are no
     * wildcards or partial matches, so a waiver can never cover more than the entity it names.
     */
    findMatchingWaiver(checkId: string, findingId: string, entityName: string): EvaluatedWaiver | undefined;
    /**
     * Loads waivers from an explicit path, or from `.sfaudit-waivers.json` in the working directory.
     * Rejects any waiver that runs longer than MAX_WAIVER_DAYS from `now`.
     */
    static load(explicitPath?: string, now?: Date): WaiverLoader;
}
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