Packages with notes

There are 96 packages with notes in experimental/armhf.

9 unreproducible packages in experimental/armhf, ordered by build date:

libpinyin python-django proftpd-dfsg octave graphviz+ mongo-cxx-driver golang-github-mendersoftware-mender-artifact zephyr# syncany

15 FTBFS packages in experimental/armhf, ordered by build date:

guix# sawfish polyml highway libgpiv nvidia-texture-tools gmerlin-avdecoder macromoleculebuilder scap-workbench cyrus-imapd sphinxsearch iem-plugin-suite libcgns musescore-snapshot php-sabre-event#

46 (12.3%) source packages failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, ordered by build date:

android-cuttlefish code-saturne critterding daq eccodes-python esdm etesync-dav freebayes go-cpe-dictionary golang-github-google-cel-spec groestlcoin imip-agent libewf libkryo-java liblsl libosmo-sccp mediagoblin munin node-jsonld node-solid-jose node-trust-jwa opensnitch osmo-hlr osmo-iuh ovito# phonetisaurus php-sabre-vobject# pizzly q2-phylogeny qtdeclarative-opensource-src r-bioc-alabaster.base r-bioc-alabaster.matrix r-bioc-densvis r-cran-alakazam r-cran-ggm r-cran-mutoss rocm-llvm ruby-devise-i18n rust-nitrokey rust-nitrokey-sys symfony tensorflow tinysvm vault vuls zeekctl

2 not for us packages in experimental/armhf:

r-bioc-basilisk shasta

2 timing out packages in experimental/armhf:

linux grpc

3 blacklisted packages in experimental/armhf:

thunderbird unidic-mecab llvm-toolchain-snapshot

45 reproducible packages in experimental/armhf:

haproxy bind9# tcltk-defaults gap-guava indi+ alkimia binutils# badger krb5-auth-dialog cubew gcc-defaults# qtbase-opensource-src### tlsh spamassassin libsodium ruby-pg-query nanomsg lensfun tcl8.7 xrdp# dash povray mitlm bash readline elpa go-gir-generator lambda-align flexbar seqan2 kbd node-d3-color gnucap surgescript# mender-client mender-cli libktoblzcheck udisks2 fmtlib libsfml protobuf jaxb-api json-simple actor-framework zipios++

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