import type { ResourceCtx } from '../../../core/extend-resource.js';
import type { ResolvedAddOn } from '../../platform/add-on/index.js';
export type ResolveRedisByAppOptions = {
    /**
     * Override the add-on service prefix used to identify a redis add-on
     * on the app. Defaults to `heroku-redis`. The match is a prefix
     * (`startsWith`) on `addon_service.name`, matching the CLI's existing
     * `makeAddonsFilter` semantics.
     */
    addonServiceName?: string;
    /**
     * Optional filter narrowing the app's redis add-ons to a single
     * database. Matched case-insensitively against the add-on's `name`
     * and each of its `config_vars`, using substring containment. This
     * mirrors the CLI's `makeAddonsFilter` behavior so migrating callers
     * observe identical resolution semantics.
     */
    database?: string;
    signal?: AbortSignal;
};
/**
 * Resolve a redis add-on attached to `appIdentity`.
 *
 * Lists the app's add-ons, filters them to those whose
 * `addon_service.name` starts with `heroku-redis` (or the caller's
 * `addonServiceName`), and further narrows by the optional `database`
 * filter using the same case-insensitive substring match the CLI has
 * always used.
 *
 * Throws `RedisAddonNotFoundError` if no add-ons remain after filtering,
 * `RedisAddonAmbiguousError` if more than one remains. Both subclass the
 * generic add-on errors so callers doing `instanceof AddonNotFoundError`
 * still match.
 */
export declare function resolveRedisByApp(ctx: Pick<ResourceCtx, 'platform'>, appIdentity: string, options?: ResolveRedisByAppOptions): Promise<ResolvedAddOn>;