import { Kind } from './model.js';
/** What a scope is called in a file, as against the internal `Kind` it maps to. */
export type ScopeKey = 'permissionSets' | 'permissionSetGroups' | 'permissionSetLicenses';
/**
 * The (kind, file scope key) pairing, in canonical order, and the single place that pairing
 * is written down. It lives here rather than in any one of its callers because three of them
 * depend on it equally: `normalize` reads a file through it, `serialize` writes one back
 * through it, and `report` orders the diff body by it. Adding a scope means adding a row.
 */
export declare const kindKeys: [Kind, ScopeKey][];
/**
 * Every kind, in canonical order. Derived from the pairing above rather than written out
 * again, so adding a scope is still one row and no second list can fall out of step with it.
 */
export declare const kinds: Kind[];
/** Map a file scope key back to its internal kind, so the CLI never leaks SObject names. */
export declare function kindForScopeKey(key: ScopeKey): Kind;
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