/**
 *
 *  Wraps an entity and associates it with the group it exists in.
 *
 *  In-group api methods take in input and return group scoped entities.
 *
 *  To prevent mistakes, you shouldn't instantiate this class yourself, instead you should always get the GroupScoped
 *  entity from the `inGroup` methods of the apis. Using GroupScoped entities with the wrong groupId, or created by
 *  instances of the SDK working on a different base group, can cause errors and other unexpected behavior.
 */
export declare class GroupScoped<E> {
    /**
     * Wraps an entity and associates it with the group it exists in.
     *
     * In-group api methods take in input and return group scoped entities.
     *
     * To prevent mistakes, you shouldn't instantiate this class yourself, instead you should always get the GroupScoped
     * entity from the `inGroup` methods of the apis. Using GroupScoped entities with the wrong groupId, or created by
     * instances of the SDK working on a different base group, can cause errors and other unexpected behavior.
     * / */
    entity: E;
    /**
     * Wraps an entity and associates it with the group it exists in.
     *
     * In-group api methods take in input and return group scoped entities.
     *
     * To prevent mistakes, you shouldn't instantiate this class yourself, instead you should always get the GroupScoped
     * entity from the `inGroup` methods of the apis. Using GroupScoped entities with the wrong groupId, or created by
     * instances of the SDK working on a different base group, can cause errors and other unexpected behavior.
     * / */
    groupId: string;
    constructor(partial: Partial<GroupScoped<E>> & Pick<GroupScoped<E>, "entity" | "groupId">);
}