Packages in experimental/armhf which failed to build from source

88 (7.3%) packages which failed to build from source in experimental/armhf: (this list is filtered and only shows unexpected ftbfs issues - see the list below for expected failures.)

cups# software-properties icu starpu hdf5 totem libclc thunderbird meson unattended-upgrades haproxy julia pocl postgis slic3r-prusa python-os-win exiv2 virtuoso-opensource urjtag marble critterding nvidia-texture-tools rclone boinc daq gnokii cairosvg openimageio monero swift containerd# golang-golang-x-debug golang-github-golang-geo golang-google-grpc ruby-eventmachine# pluto-find-orb pluto-sat-code gjs# octave-control vitrage mistral-dashboard neutron davs2 xavs2 vite# sahara quassel-irssi ssh-askpass-fullscreen xmbmon ruby-nmatrix sump-logicanalyzer dvidvi+ socat pynn# golang-google-api datalad php-sabre-event# phonetisaurus kcm-ufw arduino gcc-cross-support poti+ yamcha php-sabre-vobject# php-sabredav# blcr# python-django nuitka mutter qtdatavis3d-everywhere-src glib2.0 flang gnome-todo libewf openjdk-13 colmap ruby-influxdb gnome-keyring# openhft-chronicle-threads openhft-chronicle-network openhft-chronicle-wire# openhft-chronicle-bytes openhft-affinity kopete iptables-persistent python-pbr xpdf gscan2pdf

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A # sign after the name of a package indicates that a bug is filed against it. Likewise, a + sign indicates there is a patch available, a P means a pending bug while # indicates a closed bug. In cases of several bugs, the symbol is repeated.