import type { ApexSourceProvider, ApexTestSuiteMember, PerimeterAssessment, TargetClassVerdict, TypeDependencies } from '../../port/apexSourceProvider.js';
import type { EngineNotify } from '../../port/executionEngine.js';
import type { ApexClass } from '../../type/ApexClass.js';
import type { ApexClassRepository } from './apexClassRepository.js';
import type { ApexTestSuiteRepository } from './apexTestSuiteRepository.js';
import type { EntityDefinitionRepository } from './entityDefinitionRepository.js';
export declare class OrgApexSourceProvider implements ApexSourceProvider {
    private readonly repository;
    private readonly suiteRepository;
    private readonly entityDefinitionRepository;
    private readonly notify;
    private readonly orgNamespace;
    constructor(repository: ApexClassRepository, suiteRepository: ApexTestSuiteRepository, entityDefinitionRepository: EntityDefinitionRepository, notify: EngineNotify, orgNamespace: string | null);
    private select;
    assessTargetClass(name: string): Promise<TargetClassVerdict>;
    readClass(name: string): Promise<ApexClass>;
    listDependencies(apexClass: ApexClass): Promise<TypeDependencies>;
    private resolveApexClasses;
    private resolveSObjects;
    private resolveCustomObjects;
    private indexEntityRows;
    private readEntityRows;
    private notifyEntityReadFailure;
    private static withheldBareNames;
    private static classifyUnusable;
    /** A name can return two rows when a managed and a local class share it,
     *  and any *mutable* row makes the entry usable — a qualified entry can
     *  match at most one row, so "is at least one row for this entry usable"
     *  reduces to "is *the* row usable". Every join is case-folded —
     *  `ApexClass.Name` matches case-insensitively on the org — while the
     *  reported className keeps the perimeter entry's own spelling. The same
     *  query also yields every resolution: one per row the query returned,
     *  not one per perimeter entry — a bare entry matching two rows
     *  contributes two, so whichever class the org actually runs is present
     *  under its own Id. */
    assessPerimeter(apexTestClassNames: string[]): Promise<PerimeterAssessment>;
    readTestSuiteMembers(suiteNames: string[]): Promise<ApexTestSuiteMember[]>;
    readExistingTestSuiteNames(suiteNames: string[]): Promise<string[]>;
}