import type * as HydraDB from "../index.js";
export interface HandlerConnectorStatusResponse {
    /** Connector this resource belongs to. */
    connectorId?: string;
    /** Error message, empty string on success. */
    error?: HydraDB.HandlerConnectorStatusError;
    /** RFC3339 timestamp of the most recent sync attempt (successful or not). */
    lastAttemptedSyncAt?: string;
    /** RFC3339 timestamp of the last successful sync completion. */
    lastSuccessfulSyncAt?: string;
    /**
     * Lifecycle is the derived what-is-it-doing-now field (PRO-1565):
     * reconnect | syncing | pending_setup | ingesting | active. Orthogonal to
     * the health rollup above — a connector can be ingesting and healthy, or
     * active and degraded.
     */
    lifecycle?: string;
    /** RFC3339 timestamp when the next scheduled sync will run. */
    nextSyncAt?: string;
    planCap?: HydraDB.HandlerPlanCapView;
    /** External provider being synced (e.g. `slack`, `github`, `linear`, `notion`, `gmail`). */
    provider?: string;
    /**
     * Resources is one entry per configured resource, always non-nil so it
     * serialises as [] rather than null.
     */
    resources?: HydraDB.HandlerConnectorResourceStatus[];
    /**
     * Status is the rollup: healthy | degraded | failed | checking, or capped
     * when the org is at an enforced plan cap and the rollup was healthy,
     * degraded or checking (PlanCap then says which cap). It is the worst of
     * the credential state and every resource state.
     */
    status?: string;
    /**
     * SyncStatus is the in-progress indicator ("syncing"/"idle"), orthogonal to
     * Status — a connector can be mid-sync and degraded at the same time.
     */
    syncStatus?: string;
}