export type ReloadChangeCode = 'sections-enabled' | 'sections-disabled' | 'section-added' | 'section-removed' | 'section-members' | 'section-lead' | 'section-writes' | 'section-flow' | 'section-other' | 'documents' | 'requires' | 'completion' | 'experimental' | 'root';
export interface ReloadChange {
    code: ReloadChangeCode;
    /** The key path, as the definition spells it (`sections.dev.writes`). */
    path: string;
    message: string;
    /** What the author does about it. */
    remedy: string;
}
/** The part of a definition the guard reads; an `OrgDef` fits it. */
export interface ReloadGuardDef {
    sections?: unknown;
    documents?: unknown;
    requires?: unknown;
    roles?: unknown;
    run_config?: unknown;
}
export declare const RELOAD_REMEDY = "stop and start the org to apply it (a running org does not reload this key), or revert it in the definition to keep reloading";
/** The changes in `next` against the running `live` definition that a hot reload cannot apply; empty when the
 *  reload is allowed, and always empty when neither definition is on the sections surface. */
export declare function structuralReloadChanges(live: ReloadGuardDef, next: ReloadGuardDef): ReloadChange[];
/** The refusal text of a reload: every change, its path and the remedy once. */
export declare function reloadRefusalText(name: string, changes: readonly ReloadChange[]): string;
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