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

85 (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.

privoxy prometheus augustus edk2 grabix salmon metaphlan2 sspace racon quorum giira pbbarcode sga hilive unicycler python-pymummer stacks gasic htseq fastqtl libvcflib rsem tophat deal.ii bedtools ariba seqsero spades smalr samtools meta-torch-core-free barrnap mhap libtabixpp smalt paleomix python-gffutils haskell-termonad hinge libnet-works-perl python-pybedtools blasr libmaxmind-db-reader-xs-perl rapmap bcbio trinityrnaseq pbalign pbdagcon cyvcf2 bpftrace libpmemobj-cpp psortb pbseqlib bioperl-run pbgenomicconsensus unanimity fsm-lite qcumber tnseq-transit freebayes bio-eagle minimac4 crac srst2 qtltools libseqlib iva dwgsim bcftools fastaq reapr kineticstools python-pbcore centrifuge python-pbcommand python-pysam fitgcp canu cross-toolchain-base pbbam nanopolish pbh5tools segemehl python-sqt delly

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