/**
 * Specify the tags for the linter rules.
 */
export declare enum LintingRuleTag {
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect bugs in the code.
     * Everything that affects the semantics of the code, such as incorrect function calls, wrong arguments, etc.
     * is to be considered a bug. Otherwise, it may be a smell or a style issue.
     */
    Bug = "bug",
    /**
     * This signals the use of deprecated functions or features.
     */
    Deprecated = "deprecated",
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect issues that are related to the documentation of the code.
     * For example, missing or misleading comments.
     */
    Documentation = "documentation",
    /**
     * This marks rules which are currently considered experimental, _not_ that they detect experimental code.
     */
    Experimental = "experimental",
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect issues that are related to the performance of the code.
     * For example, inefficient algorithms, unnecessary computations, or unoptimized data structures.
     */
    Performance = "performance",
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect issues that are related to the portability of the code.
     * For example, platform-specific code, or code that relies on specific R versions or packages.
     */
    Robustness = "robustness",
    /**
     * The rule is specific to R version 3.x.
     */
    Rver3 = "rver3",
    /**
     * The rule is specific to R version 4.x.
     */
    Rver4 = "rver4",
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect issues that are related to the readability of the code.
     * For example, complex expressions, long lines, or inconsistent formatting.
     */
    Readability = "readability",
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect issues that are related to the reproducibility of the code.
     * For example, missing or incorrect random seeds, or missing data.
     */
    Reproducibility = "reproducibility",
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect security-critical.
     * For example, missing input validation.
     */
    Security = "security",
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect issues that are related to the shiny framework.
     */
    Shiny = "shiny",
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect issues that do not directly affect the semantics of the code,
     * but are still considered bad practice.
     */
    Smell = "smell",
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect issues that are related to the style of the code.
     * For example, inconsistent naming conventions, or missing or incorrect formatting.
     */
    Style = "style",
    /**
     * This rule is used to detect issues that are related to the (re-)usability of the code.
     * For example, missing or incorrect error handling, or missing or incorrect user interface elements.
     */
    Usability = "usability",
    /**
     * This rule may provide quickfixes to automatically fix the issues it detects.
     */
    QuickFix = "quickfix"
}