/**
 * The `GitError` is thrown when the underlying `git` process throws a
 * fatal exception (eg an `ENOENT` exception when attempting to use a
 * non-writable directory as the root for your repo), and acts as the
 * base class for more specific errors thrown by the parsing of the
 * git response or errors in the configuration of the task about to
 * be run.
 *
 * When an exception is thrown, pending tasks in the same instance will
 * not be executed. The recommended way to run a series of tasks that
 * can independently fail without needing to prevent future tasks from
 * running is to catch them individually:
 *
 * ```typescript
 import { gitP, SimpleGit, GitError, PullResult } from 'simple-git';

 function catchTask (e: GitError) {
   return e.
 }

 const git = gitP(repoWorkingDir);
 const pulled: PullResult | GitError = await git.pull().catch(catchTask);
 const pushed: string | GitError = await git.pushTags().catch(catchTask);
 ```
 */
export declare class GitError extends Error {
    task?: import("../tasks/task").EmptyTask | import("../types").StringTask<any> | import("../types").BufferTask<any> | undefined;
    constructor(task?: import("../tasks/task").EmptyTask | import("../types").StringTask<any> | import("../types").BufferTask<any> | undefined, message?: string);
}
