import type { ResolvedConfig } from "./config.ts";
import { type RunState } from "./runState.ts";
import type { WorktreeEntry } from "./worktrees.ts";
interface EffectiveBranchNameInput {
    config: ResolvedConfig;
    entry: Pick<WorktreeEntry, "repository" | "task" | "branchName" | "dir">;
}
export declare function effectiveBranchName(input: EffectiveBranchNameInput): Promise<string>;
interface EffectiveBranchNameFromRunStateInput {
    entry: Pick<WorktreeEntry, "repository" | "branchName" | "dir">;
    runState: RunState | undefined;
}
/**
 * Resolves the worktree's checked-out branch name. Git is the source of truth:
 * run state records the branch we *requested* at creation, but a template hook
 * or manual rename can drift the actual branch (e.g. flawless-inventory prefixes
 * with the GitHub username). Downstream callers — `gh pr list --head <name>`,
 * the displayed `branch:` row, `git push` — need what git has now, not what we
 * once asked for. Falls back to run state / entry when git can't answer
 * (detached HEAD, worktree not yet provisioned, git failure).
 */
export declare function effectiveBranchNameFromRunState(input: EffectiveBranchNameFromRunStateInput): Promise<string>;
interface HasAdoptedBranchInput {
    config: ResolvedConfig;
    entry: Pick<WorktreeEntry, "repository" | "task" | "dir" | "adoptedBranch">;
}
export declare function hasAdoptedBranch(input: HasAdoptedBranchInput): boolean;
export {};
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