import TaskManager from '../TaskManager.js';
/**
 * Creates a dependency map for all operations.
 *
 * Returns a Map of operation ID -> {
 *   dependencies: operation IDs this op waits for
 *   dependents: operation IDs that wait for this op
 * }
 *
 * This allows the task manager to:
 * - Dynamically trigger downstream ops when upstream completes
 * - Track dependencies and dependents efficiently during execution
 * - Use alongside the execution plan to resolve execution flow
 *
 * `depends_on` is read in one of two directions. On an op that also sets
 * `stop_if_dependent_stops` it names the ops that op serves: a server is stopped
 * once they finish, so it has to be running before they start. Everywhere else
 * it names what the op waits for.
 *
 * The direction matters because a client reaches its server by hostname, and
 * that name exists only once the server's container does — after the server has
 * pulled its image and fetched its resources. Starting the client first puts all
 * of that inside the client's own wait.
 */
export declare function createDependencyMap(this: TaskManager): Map<string, {
    dependencies: string[];
    dependents: string[];
}>;