/**
 * @file
 *
 * The distinct error thrown in a **test worker** when that project's integration
 * global setup already failed in the main process.
 *
 * Without it a worker whose setup failed gets no transport options at all, and
 * silently rebuilds the owned **desktop** CDP default — so an Android project's
 * suite would run on desktop, and then die on `Failed to parse URL from /json`
 * (an owned instance nobody launched has no CDP endpoint). Every file in the
 * project reported that mask while the real cause appeared once, far above, in
 * the setup log. This error replaces the mask: it is raised before any transport
 * is constructed, and it carries the original setup failure verbatim, so each
 * report names the actual cause.
 *
 * It deliberately carries no stack trace: the failure happened in the global
 * setup, which already logged its own trace, and a second trace pointing into
 * the harness only suggests the harness broke.
 */
/**
 * Parameters for the {@link IntegrationSetupFailedError} constructor. This is also the
 * shape the framework adapter publishes to its workers (Vitest: `provide('setupError')`).
 */
export interface IntegrationSetupFailedErrorConstructorParams {
    /**
    The `name` of the original error the global setup threw, so a caller can tell an
    expected skip (`DesktopOnlyPluginSkipError`) from a real breakage without the
    original error object, which does not survive the trip to a worker.
     */
    readonly errorName: string;
    /**
    The original setup failure, already stringified by the adapter that caught it.
     */
    readonly message: string;
    /**
    The transport the failed project is configured for (e.g. `obsidian-android-appium`),
    so the report names the platform the suite was meant to run on.
     */
    readonly transportLabel: string;
}
/**
 * Thrown when a test worker asks for the ambient transport of a project whose
 * global setup failed. Carries the configured transport, the original error's
 * `name`, and its message, so callers can `instanceof`-match and report the real
 * cause instead of a downstream transport error.
 */
export declare class IntegrationSetupFailedError extends Error {
    /**
    The `name` of the original error the global setup threw.
     */
    readonly errorName: string;
    /**
    The original setup failure, as stringified by the adapter that caught it.
     */
    readonly originalMessage: string;
    /**
    The transport the failed project is configured for.
     */
    readonly transportLabel: string;
    /**
     * Creates the error from the failure the global setup published to its workers.
     *
     * @param params - The configured transport plus the original error's name and message.
     */
    constructor(params: IntegrationSetupFailedErrorConstructorParams);
}