import { type WatchOption, type WatchRegistry } from '@quenty/nevermore-deploy';
import { type LocalWatchEntry } from './local-watch-loop.js';
import { type StreamWatchEntry } from './stream-watch-loop.js';
export interface RegisterNotifyWatchesOptions {
    option: WatchOption;
    /** Lease key within the repository, as for a dispatching monitor. */
    monitorName: string;
    entries: LocalWatchEntry[];
    /** Open Cloud key to share, so the service can poll a private base place. */
    robloxApiKey?: string;
    /** Let the GitHub CLI supply the token when no env var does. */
    useGhAuth?: boolean;
    /** Injected in tests; defaults to the HTTP registry. */
    createRegistry?: (registerUrl: string) => WatchRegistry;
}
export type RegisterNotifyWatchesResult = {
    success: true;
    monitorId: string;
    /** Bearer token for the stream; the same one registration used. */
    credential: string;
    entries: StreamWatchEntry[];
} | {
    success: false;
    reason: 'no_github_context' | 'no_token' | 'unwatchable_version_type' | 'no_entries' | 'register_failed' | 'no_monitor_id';
    detail?: string;
};
/**
 * Register a monitor that notifies this process instead of dispatching CI.
 *
 * Best-effort on purpose. Every way this can fail — no GitHub identity to
 * register under, no token, a `"saved"` base place the service cannot poll, a
 * service that is unreachable — has a working answer already: poll Open Cloud
 * from here. So a failure downgrades the watch rather than the run, and the
 * caller falls back.
 */
export declare function tryRegisterNotifyWatchesAsync(options: RegisterNotifyWatchesOptions): Promise<RegisterNotifyWatchesResult>;
/** Why the run is polling instead, in words a user can act on. */
export declare function describeNotifyWatchFallback(result: RegisterNotifyWatchesResult & {
    success: false;
}): string;
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