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

161 (0.5%) packages where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied. Note that temporary failures (eg. due to network problems) are automatically rescheduled every 4 hours.

xperia-flashtool pbbam openmw picolibc goldencheetah shotcut+ sepp deal.ii nifti2dicom debug-me q2-dada2 eclipse-tracecompass fdb trinityrnaseq skesa cat-bat pplacer openscad q2-demux gle-graphics q2-types q2-metadata ginkgocadx ariba sagetex pynn shovill libmaxmind-db-writer-perl unicycler q2-feature-table pigx-rnaseq colmap parallel-fastq-dump otb mindthegap qcumber ruby-webauthn q2-cutadapt aseba nattable plasmidid openmolcas orpie enki-aseba libiscwt-java libjogl2-java haskell-cborg-json qemu eclipse-platform-resources meshlabP ideep fmit q2-quality-control snek paleomix kleborate ipxe xserver-xorg-video-glide+ q2-quality-filter eclipse-platform-runtime king srst2 libjfreechart-java eclipse-platform-ui r-bioc-dupradar fracplanet q2-feature-classifier sight minia q2-taxa plastimatch mm3d pbseqlib jftp q2-alignment ruby-cose pysph virtualjaguar bino pbdagcon smrtanalysis theli blasr dustrac# libatomic-queue python-rocksdb tuxguitar libmmmulti vite sambamba agda-stdlib eclipse-swtchart arch-test biobambam2 metaphlan2 doomsday macromoleculebuilder tetzle gubbins umps3 edk2 jverein gasic libmaxmind-db-reader-xs-perl fraqtive fuse-umfuse-ext2 hibiscus bpftrace krita+ libnet-works-perl bochs+ eclipse-linuxtools pyqwt3d eclipse-platform-team bcalm pyzoltan gazebo birdtray camitk openems swtchart opensbi lombok equinox-bundles libmiglayout-java biglybt shelxle minimac4 eclipse-remote win32-loader equinox-p2 iannix python-ete3 psortb eclipse-jdt-ui fuse-umfuse-fat fuse-umfuse-iso9660 balboa qwtplot3d cloudcompare scilab proteinortho jameica seqsero swtcalendar fsm-lite eclipse-jdt-debug barrnap davmail insubstantial eclipse-platform-text eclipse-platform-debug sspace storymaps discosnp piccolo rsem stegosuite slib swt-paperclips sdrangelove

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