Packages in experimental/amd64 tested in the last 48h for build reproducibility

36 packages (3.4% of 1061) failed to build reproducibly in total, 4 (3.7% of 109) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:

libsfml mpi4py libtool dpdk

129 packages (12.2% of 1061) failed to build from source in total, 21 (19.3% of 109) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:

kf6-kconfig yosys kosmindoormap bctoolbox hasl jami screengrab khangman linphone code-saturne grpc libkdegames macromoleculebuilder avro-c go-gir-generator mediagoblin musescore-snapshot darkice nvidia-texture-tools scap-workbench gitaly

39 packages (3.7% of 1061) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 26 (23.9% of 109) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:

node-trust-jwa php-sabre-vobject# node-jsonld rust-indieweb llvmlite bcachefs-tools daq libewf symfony libvirt-php urjtag imip-agent rust-nitrokey critterding vuls reiser4progs enhanceio rust-futures-rustls opensnitch golang-github-google-cel-spec sequitur-g2p inotifyrecursive tensorflow r-bioc-glmgampoi r-bioc-singler r-bioc-dropletutils

851 packages (80.2% of 1061) successfully built reproducibly in total, 56 (51.4% of 109) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:

pango1.0 esdm libxc golang-github-theupdateframework-go-tuf golang-github-sigstore-sigstore libquotient roct-thunk-interface bash speech-dispatcher voluptuous urdfdom lxqt-panel cage libmpack-lua cron qterminal half libssc pragha git dante netcdf simde dbus-c++ qps termrec lua-compat53 qt-qml-models tuiwidgets libpg-query parolottero gitlab knot-resolver tuxpaint-stamps dbus php-file-iterator dokuwiki xfce4-dev-tools kruler kmahjongg kiten kmousetool kde-dev-utils kblackbox kalgebra kbounce kgeography xfce4-panel libxfce4util libxfce4windowing libxfce4ui xfconf pygccxml cracklib2 haproxy apache2#

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