Packages in experimental/amd64 tested in the last 48h for build reproducibility
84 packages (16.1% of 522) failed to build reproducibly in total, 10 (9.8% of 102) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:
dune-localfunctions
libvirt
eeshow
urjtag
libcdk5
netpbm-free
librep#
dogtag-pki
llvm-toolchain-10
webkit2gtk
63 packages (12.1% of 522) failed to build from source in total, 11 (10.8% of 102) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:
libewf
openhft-chronicle-wire#
astropy
gnutls28
ants#
blt
meson
vuls
dde-qt-dbus-factory
symfony
boinc
22 packages (4.2% of 522) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 22 (21.6% of 102) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:
numericalchameleon
ogre-1.12
grpc
twisted
policykit-1
nipype
libspring-java
gnunet
keysafe
libqinfinity
virtuoso-opensource
critterding
kcm-ufw
php-sabre-vobject#
heudiconv#
imip-agent
dh-kpatches#
freedict-swa-eng#
pynn#
rhash-bindings
gstreamer-vaapi
gst-rtsp-server1.0
351 packages (67.2% of 522) successfully built reproducibly in total, 59 (57.8% of 102) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:
netplan.io
php-getid3
spamassassin
php-phar-io-version
phpunit-object-enumerator
php-file-iterator
phpunit-resource-operations
php-phpspec-prophecy-phpunit
alttab
librasterlite2
origami-pdf
libjaylink
pound#
vokoscreen-ng
virt-viewer
btrbk
yorick-optimpack
partman-swapfile
php-doctrine-common
mumps
mmh
libpam-elogind-compat
php-twig
php-token-stream
phpunit-object-reflector
phpunit-environment
phpunit
php-invoker
php-timer
phpunit-exporter
phpunit-recursion-context
phpunit-code-unit-reverse-lookup
fpc
php-text-template
hplip
phpunit-comparator
phpunit-type
elpa-rust-mode
kazam
aide
dh-sysuser
apng2gif
node-cacache
pcsc-cyberjack
python-aiortc
mupen64plus-core
rust-nitrokey
rust-nitrokey-sys
spatialite
node-arr-exclude
libsmpp34
openhft-affinity
bluemindo
odhcp6c
librdf-lazy-perl
qnnpack
gst-python1.0
postgis
phpunit-diff
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