import type { IConstruct } from "constructs";
import type { GithubCredentials } from "./github-credentials";
import { Component } from "../component";
/**
 * The merge method used to add the PR to the merge queue
 *
 * Behavior can be further configured in repository settings.
 */
export declare enum MergeMethod {
    SQUASH = "squash",
    MERGE = "merge",
    REBASE = "rebase"
}
/**
 * Options for 'AutoQueue'
 */
export interface AutoQueueOptions {
    /**
     * Only pull requests authored by these Github usernames will have auto-queue enabled.
     * @default - pull requests from all users are eligible for auto-queuing
     */
    readonly allowedUsernames?: string[];
    /**
     * Only pull requests with one of this labels will have auto-queue enabled.
     * @default - all pull requests are eligible for auto-queueing
     */
    readonly labels?: string[];
    /**
     * Choose a method for authenticating with GitHub to enable auto-queue on pull requests.
     *
     * The workflow cannot use a default github token. Queuing a PR
     * with the default token will not trigger any merge queue workflows,
     * which results in the PR just not getting merged at all.
     *
     * @see https://projen.io/docs/integrations/github/
     * @default - uses credentials from the GitHub component
     */
    readonly projenCredentials?: GithubCredentials;
    /**
     * The method used to add the PR to the merge queue
     * Any branch protection rules must allow this merge method.
     * @default MergeMethod.SQUASH
     */
    readonly mergeMethod?: MergeMethod;
    /**
     * Github Runner selection labels
     * @default ["ubuntu-latest"]
     */
    readonly runsOn?: string[];
    /**
     * The branch names that we should auto-queue for
     *
     * This set of branches should be a subset of `MergeQueueOptions.targetBranches`.
     *
     * Be sure not to enable `autoQueue` for branches that don't have branch rules
     * with merge requirements set up, otherwise new PRs will be merged
     * immediately after creating without a chance for review.
     *
     * ## Automatically merging a set of Stacked PRs
     *
     * If you set this to `['main']` you can automatically merge a set of Stacked PRs
     * in the right order. It works like this:
     *
     * - Create PR #1 from branch `a`, targeting `main`.
     * - Create PR #2 from branch `b`, targeting branch `a`.
     * - Create PR #3 from branch `c`, targeting branch `b`.
     *
     * Initially, PR #1 will be set to auto-merge, PRs #2 and #3 will not.
     *
     * Once PR #1 passes all of its requirements it will merge. That will delete
     * branch `a` and change  the target branch of PR #2 change to `main`. At that
     * point, auto-queueing will switch on for PR #2 and it gets merged, etc.
     *
     * > [!IMPORTANT]
     * > This component will never disable AutoMerge, only enable it. So if a PR is
     * > initially targeted at one of the branches in this list, and then
     * > subsequently retargeted to another branch, *AutoMerge is not
     * > automatically turned off*.
     */
    readonly targetBranches?: string[];
}
/**
 * Automatically add pull requests to the merge queue
 * PRs will be merged once they pass required checks.
 */
export declare class AutoQueue extends Component {
    constructor(scope: IConstruct, options?: AutoQueueOptions);
}
