Packages in buster/arm64 where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied

92 (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.

pbgenomicconsensus librdp-taxonomy-tree-java pgmemcache liblouisutdml ruby-twitter-oauth libopkele voms onscripter fuse-umfuse-ext2 salmon paleomix simpleitk lix libpmemobj-cpp fuse-umfuse-fat telegram-cli racon pilon bioperl-run trinityrnaseq freebayes unicycler libseqlib haskell-termonad psortb tilix ginkgocadx skiboot tnseq-transit minimac4 arch-test tatan projectl openbios srst2 nifti2dicom win32-loader barrnap gasic titanion libvcflib itksnap ncbi-vdb ariba gunroar smuxi slof libfabric camitk mhap metaphlan2 torus-trooper val-and-rick mu-cade ipxe htsjdk tumiki-fighters oaklisp plastimatch libdr-tarantool-perl# cross-toolchain-base gubbins view3dscene ii-esu seqsero openhackware parsec47 xserver-xorg-video-glide chromhmm colmap surankco fastqc beagle qemu lua-torch-nn qcumber meta-torch-core-free lua-torch-nngraph centrifuge spades gazebo lua-torch-optim lua-torch-trepl lua-torch-graph lua-torch-image lua-torch-xlua canu fw4spl giira a7xpg otb nanopass-framework-scheme

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