Packages in bullseye/i386 where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied

96 (0.3%) packages where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied. Note that temporary failures (eg. due to network problems) are automatically rescheduled every 4 hours.

pigx-rnaseq xperia-flashtool qcumber edk2 q2-demux q2-metadata q2-feature-table parallel-fastq-dump paleomix ruby-cose eclipse-jdt-debug shovill swtchart jverein pyzoltan swt-paperclips hibiscus biglybt davmail libmaxmind-db-reader-xs-perl king python-ete3 bpftrace eclipse-platform-ui scilab eclipse-remote eclipse-platform-runtime equinox-bundles lombok rsem tuxguitar seqsero piccolo libjogl2-java fsm-lite eclipse-linuxtools stegosuite swtcalendar libiscwt-java storymaps jftp theli srst2 libmmmulti pytorch pytorch-vision eclipse-platform-team sepp q2-dada2 pbbam deal.ii trinityrnaseq plasmidid ruby-webauthn kleborate unicycler q2-types q2-cutadapt libmaxmind-db-writer-perl xnnpack eclipse-wtp ideep libjfreechart-java jameica ariba libnet-works-perl haskell-termonad openmolcas gasic libmiglayout-java eclipse-jdt-ui psortb proteinortho pbseqlib equinox-p2 fdb q2-quality-filter q2-feature-classifier insubstantial q2-alignment blasr q2-quality-control minimac4 q2-taxa r-bioc-dupradar pysph sambamba smrtanalysis libatomic-queue cat-bat metaphlan2 pbdagcon pytorch-audio eclipse-swtchart eclipse-tracecompass macromoleculebuilder

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