import { WorkspaceMember, WorkspaceCapability } from "../../interfaces/models/Workspace";
export interface UpdateWorkspaceMemberProps {
    workspaceId: string;
    targetUserId: string;
    capabilities?: WorkspaceCapability[];
    permissions?: string[];
    rank?: number;
    /**
     * `rank`'s relative twin: an offset from the ACTOR (`1` = one rung below me),
     * resolved to an absolute rank at write time and stored absolute. Must be
     * `>= 1`; mutually exclusive with `rank` (sending both is a 400). Both rank fields are also capped at `2147483647` (int4), and the RESOLVED sum is bounded too — an in-range anchor plus an in-range offset can still overflow, which is a 400 rather than a 500.
     *
     * The anchor is the actor's own rank if they hold a member row on this
     * workspace, apex otherwise. A SNAPSHOT — frozen at write time, it does not
     * follow the actor's own rank afterwards.
     *
     * Unlike invite, edit has NO default: omitting BOTH still means "rank
     * unchanged", so editing someone's capabilities never moves them on the
     * ladder.
     */
    relativeRank?: number;
    title?: string | null;
    metadata?: Record<string, any>;
}
/**
 * Edit a direct member's access (capabilities / permissions / rank) and/or
 * profile (title / metadata). The actor is the bearer-token user and is subject
 * to the capability + rank rules on the workspace.
 *
 * Rank moves in either coordinate — `rank` (absolute) or `relativeRank` (an
 * offset from the actor) — never both. Omitting both leaves rank UNCHANGED;
 * unlike invite, edit has no value default.
 */
declare function useUpdateWorkspaceMember(): (props: UpdateWorkspaceMemberProps) => Promise<WorkspaceMember>;
export default useUpdateWorkspaceMember;