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

145 (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.

librdf-trine-serializer-rdfa-perl lix libbiod pilon racon librdf-query-client-perl freebayes foodcritic bioperl-run node-autoprefixer gpaste forensic-artifacts unicycler ruby-compat-resource android-platform-frameworks-data-binding psortb tnseq-transit skiboot chromhmm ipywidgets libfabric qemu astropy-helpers ruby-voight-kampff prison-kf5 oxygen-icons5 shorewall6 breeze-icons gnustep-gui datalad golang-github-fluent-fluent-logger-golang jsquery r-cran-rlist atril salt minimac4 ginkgocadx libseqlib rust-cargo-lichking haskell-termonad satpyP wifite acorn srst2 nifti2dicom itksnap win32-loader tatan slof openbios icedtea-web arch-test cairocffi# python-fluids projectl ruby-rspec-rails libvcflib gasic ipxe camitk barrnap smuxi gunroar i8c mhap titanion val-and-rick tumiki-fighters ii-esu oaklisp libdr-tarantool-perl# node-xmpp torus-trooper mu-cade view3dscene htsjdk linux-patch-grsecurity2 canu otb linux-patch-debianlogo xfce4-screenshooter fuse-umfuse-ext2 salmon fuse-umfuse-fat silx trinityrnaseq tilix cross-toolchain-base ariba ncbi-vdb node-merge-descriptors gubbins plastimatch metaphlan2 netpipe surankco openhackware parsec47 beagle gazebo picard-tools paleomix fastqc libdbd-mariadb-perl qcumber lua-torch-nn xserver-xorg-video-glide node-timed-out seqsero meta-torch-core-free eficas+ artemis lua-torch-nngraph lua-torch-trepl ruby-omniauth-cas3 bugs-everywhere+ php-log tmuxinator spades php-services-weather graphite-api lua-torch-image lua-torch-optim centrifuge lua-torch-graph lua-torch-xlua giira node-postcss fw4spl a7xpg nanopass-framework-scheme node-csv-spectrum unknown-horizons rust-cargo-vendor golang-github-google-jsonapi gnome-subtitles guiqwt bluez-qt networkmanager-qt modemmanager-qt kholidays kpeople kimageformats libdbd-mysql-perl node-loader-utils

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