import { addGitTag } from "./git-tags";
/**
 * Takes in an argument that lets us name the timestamp with a prefix, and
 * then returns a timestamp in a format like this:
 *
 * `something.2022-11-31.17-03-17.PST`
 *
 * You can also set the argument to an empty string in which case it returns a
 * timestamp like this:
 *
 * `2022-11-31.17-03-17.PST`
 *
 * We require the argument so that we have to be explicit that we want an
 * unnamed timestamp. This is to encourage the best practice that a timestamp
 * for a while should carry a prefix because it helps us disambiguate this
 * timestamp against potentially other timestamps that already exist or may
 * come in the future.
 */
export declare function getTimestamp(s: string): string;
export declare function gitStamp(s: string, options?: Parameters<typeof addGitTag>[2]): string;