import type { PatchedFile } from "./apply-patch";
/**
 * Files whose patched source was compiled in place of the original. Registering
 * an override only takes effect if the module is required afterwards, so this
 * is the difference between a patch being staged and a patch being live.
 */
export declare function compiledPaths(): string[];
export declare function isAlreadyLoaded(absolutePath: string): boolean;
export declare function isOverridden(absolutePath: string): boolean;
export declare function registerOverrides(packageDir: string, files: PatchedFile[], resolve: (packageDir: string, relativePath: string) => string): void;
export declare function purgeFiles(absolutePaths: string[]): void;
/**
 * Compiles the patched sources now, so the override is what the process holds.
 *
 * Re-running a module that calls `createWorkflow` hits Medusa's duplicate guard,
 * which only lets a workflow re-register when its step definition is byte-equal
 * — and step ids are generated, so a second load of the same file is not. The
 * reload replays the same source, so replacing the previous definition is the
 * correct outcome; `register` is swapped for the duration to say so.
 */
export declare function reload(packageDir: string, absolutePaths: string[]): void;