interface VendorConfig {
    directory: string;
}
export interface WorkspaceExtConfig {
    /**
     * name of the workspace.
     */
    name: string;
    /**
     * path to icon.
     */
    icon: string;
    /**
     * set the default scope when there is no matching for the component in the components array.
     */
    defaultScope: string;
    /**
     * set the default directory when there is no matching for the component in the components array.
     */
    defaultDirectory: string;
    /**
     * sets the location of the root components directory.
     * The location is a relative path to the workspace root and should use linux path separators (/).
     */
    rootComponentsDirectory?: string;
    /**
     * set the default structure of components in your project
     */
    vendor: VendorConfig;
    /**
     * All component extensions applied by default on all components in the workspace (except vendor components)
     */
    extensions: {
        [extensionsId: string]: string;
    };
    /**
     * If set to
     * `true`, it allows the workspace to resolve scope's aspects from node modules
     * installed in the workspace's `node_modules` directory. If not set or set to `false`, aspects will only be resolved
     * from the scope aspects capsule.
     */
    resolveAspectsFromNodeModules?: boolean;
    /**
     * If set to `true`, it allows the workspace to resolve envs from node modules
     * installed in the workspace's `node_modules` directory.
     * the envs will be resolved from the node_modules of the env's root (workspace/node_modules/.bit_roots/{envId})
     * and if not found (usually when the env was hoisted to the root node_modules) then from the node_modules of the
     * workspace.
     * If not set or set to `false`, envs will only be resolved from the scope envs capsule.
     */
    resolveEnvsFromRoots?: boolean;
    /**
     * If set to `true`, bit will try to load aspects dependencies automatically.
     * even if the aspects dependencies are not configured in the workspace.jsonc root config.
     * for example having the aspect
     * main aspect
     * export class MainAspectMain {
     *  ...
     *   static dependencies = [MyDepAspect];
     * }
     * and the in the workspace.jsonc file:
     * {
     *  ...
     *   main-aspect: {}
     * }
     * when set to true, bit will try to load MyDepAspect automatically.
     */
    autoLoadAspectsDeps?: boolean;
    /**
     * If set to `true`, enables external package manager mode. When enabled:
     * - `bit install` will not install dependencies and will prompt the user to use their package manager.
     * - Other commands that trigger installation (e.g., `bit import`, `bit checkout`) will skip the installation and print a warning.
     * When this prop is set by bit to `true`, the following properties are automatically set to `false`:
     * - `rootComponent`.
     * - `enableWorkspaceConfigWrite`.
     */
    externalPackageManager?: boolean;
    /**
     * List of file patterns to ignore from all components in the workspace.
     * Uses gitignore syntax.
     * Example: ["oxlint.config.json", "biome.json", "*.bak"]
     */
    ignoredFiles?: string[];
    /**
     * If set to `true`, Bit auto-syncs the local `.bitmap` to the latest scope HEAD versions
     * whenever the git HEAD has moved since the last sync (sentinel-driven, runs once per
     * `git pull`). Designed for repos with strict branch-protection rules: combined with
     * `bit ci merge --no-bitmap-commit`, the CI never commits `.bitmap` to the default
     * branch — every developer's first Bit command after `git pull` reconciles their
     * local `.bitmap` with the latest exported scope versions automatically.
     *
     * The mechanism is a no-op when:
     * - the workspace is not inside a git repo,
     * - the workspace is on a lane (lanes have their own sync flow),
     * - git HEAD is unchanged since the last successful reconciliation.
     *
     * On a failed remote-scope fetch, the command continues with the cached `.bitmap`
     * state and the sentinel is NOT advanced, so the next command retries.
     */
    bitmapAutoSync?: boolean;
}
export {};