/**
 * `cancelEntity` — third step in the booking engine lifecycle.
 *
 * Looks up the snapshot row, dispatches `adapter.cancel`, returns the
 * adapter's refund result. The snapshot stays — it's the audit record —
 * and the booking row's lifecycle (set status to cancelled, etc.) is the
 * caller's responsibility, kept outside the engine to preserve the
 * decoupling from `packages/bookings`.
 */
import type { AnyDrizzleDb } from "@voyantjs/db";
import type { CancelResult, SourceAdapterContext, SourceAdapterRequestScope } from "../adapter/contract.js";
import type { SourceAdapterRegistry } from "./registry.js";
export interface CancelEntityRequest {
    bookingId: string;
    entityModule: string;
    entityId: string;
    reason?: string;
    scope?: SourceAdapterRequestScope;
    idempotencyKey?: string;
    adapterContext: SourceAdapterContext;
}
export interface CancelEntityResult {
    status: CancelResult["status"];
    refundAmount?: number;
    refundCurrency?: string;
    pendingChannel?: string;
    /** The snapshot row's id — exposed for callers that want to log the cancel against it. */
    snapshotId: string;
}
export interface CancelEntityDeps {
    registry: SourceAdapterRegistry;
}
/**
 * Cancel the given (booking, entity) pair. Throws `ORDER_NOT_FOUND` when
 * no snapshot row matches. Otherwise dispatches to the registered
 * adapter; if the adapter doesn't implement `cancel`, returns the
 * adapter's refusal verbatim so the caller can surface it.
 */
export declare function cancelEntity(db: AnyDrizzleDb, deps: CancelEntityDeps, request: CancelEntityRequest): Promise<CancelEntityResult>;
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