Packages in bookworm/armhf where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied

285 (0.8%) packages where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied. Note that temporary failures (eg. due to network problems) are automatically rescheduled every 4 hours.

q2-taxa dioptas openems trapperkeeper-authorization-clojure q2-emperor q2-quality-control deal.ii trapperkeeper-scheduler-clojure q2-types q2-diversity-lib q2-demux trapperkeeper-status-clojure trapperkeeper-filesystem-watcher-clojure q2-cutadapt q2-quality-filter rocm-hipamd q2-feature-table q2-feature-classifier q2-alignment pytorch-vision hipsparse pytorch-audio+ meshsdfilter pytorch-text magit-annex mintpy sagetex q2-metadata vite xperia-flashtool pyodc rpma bazel-bootstrap molmodel eclipse-jdt-debug snpeff scmutils metaphlan puppetserver parallel-fastq-dump openchemlib skorch pigx-rnaseq mediathekview slib tools-logging-clojure agda-stdlib facet-analyser paleomix emperor umap-learn unifrac qemu pbseqlib cloudcompare ruby-webauthn theli coq-hierarchy-builder coq-elpi heudiconv ariba caml-crush picolibc openscad macromoleculebuilder votca rocsparse opm-upscaling opm-simulators libgit-annex-perl beast2-mcmc promod3 pdfsam minimac4 doomsday rbac-client-clojure datalad-container jalview opm-grid bidi-clojure fracplanet python-ete3 malt r-bioc-dupradar megan-ce gubbins pdns-recursor eclipse-equinox tuxguitar gasic ideep smrtanalysis threeb haskell-status-notifier-item umps3 haskell-gtk-sni-tray taffybar+ pysph eclipse-swtchart haskell-byte-order libjloda-java snpsift trapperkeeper-metrics-clojure blasr tools-analyzer-jvm-clojure mathcomp-analysis ssl-utils-clojure datalad core-match-clojure nrepl-incomplete-clojure igv fmit q2-dada2 jruby-utils-clojure chromhmm python-pdbfixer edk2 kraken beagle parmed qcumber rockhopper biobambam2 skesa racon drop-seq josm shovill core-async-clojure unicycler plasmidid opensbi augur puppetlabs-ring-middleware-clojure picard-tools puppetlabs-http-client-clojure python-iow ipxe pbbam puppetdb shotcut+ otb king colmap kanboard kmerresistance pdns libgoby-java htsjdk pyzoltan davmail proteinortho bochs+ enki-aseba structure-synth artemis prismatic-schema-clojure nthash pilon afterburner.fx libmiglayout-java triplea eclipse-platform-team fastqc surankco eclipse-linuxtools eclipse-platform-ui orpie scilab qwtplot3d libmaxmind-db-writer-perl snek jverein rocprim eclipse-platform-runtime cat-bat jftp fuse-umfuse-fat lombok hibiscus dnsdist libnet-works-perl birdtray fuse-umfuse-iso9660 equinox-p2 openmolcas pbdagcon eclipse-platform-resources resfinder-db fuse-umfuse-ext2 sspace ring-clojure rocminfo iannix easybind libmaxmind-db-reader-xs-perl meshlabP psortb pyqwt3d fraqtive shell-utils-clojure trapperkeeper-webserver-jetty9-clojure trapperkeeper-clojure ordered-clojure swtchart biglybt ring-codec-clojure beckon-clojure ring-basic-authentication-clojure eclipse-jdt-ui truss-clojure fast-zip-clojure insubstantial ring-mock-clojure rsem leiningen-clojure+ structured-logging-clojure tools-analyzer-clojure busco encore-clojure fsm-lite cpath-clojure clj-time-clojure nippy-clojure puppetlabs-i18n-clojure crypto-equality-clojure potemkin-clojure tools-reader-clojure shelxle liberator-clojure riddley-clojure test-chuck-clojure stegosuite murphy-clojure clj-yaml-clojure test-check-clojure eclipse-platform-debug eclipse-platform-text clj-digest-clojure swtcalendar kitchensink-clojure fast-zip-visit-clojure crypto-random-clojure fontawesomefx raynes-fs-clojure medley-clojure controlsfx storymaps piccolo starjava-topcat swt-paperclips data-xml-clojure plastimatch win32-loader zeroc-ice cheshire-clojure subtitlecomposer rocrand tigris xserver-xorg-video-glide+ seqsero genomicsdb objcryst-fox prismatic-plumbing-clojure libhibernate-validator-java maybe libiscwt-java mm3d libjogl2-java virtualjaguar srst2 libjfreechart-java barrnap dustrac# sight ruby-cose arch-test pizzly goldencheetah javafxsvg kleborate libatomic-queue rust-sensors libmmmulti mathcomp-algebra-tactics

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