Packages in experimental/i386 which failed to build from source
113 (17.7%) packages which failed to build from source in experimental/i386: (this list is filtered and only shows unexpected ftbfs issues - see the list below for expected failures.)
python-django
php-lcobucci-clock
golang-github-protonmail-go-crypto
symfony
php-codecoverage
hdf5
python-mrcfile
qemu
openmpi
openstructure
go-gir-generator
libsdl3
iem-plugin-suite
rapmap
libcgns
nvidia-texture-tools
puppet
musescore-snapshot
python-urllib3
appstream
astc-encoder
tracker
kopete
node-corepack
darkice
polyml
sawfish
lensfun
mediagoblin
daq
xfce4-panel
icinga2
clamav
dcmtk
sasview
scap-workbench
node-jupyterlab
g2clib
puma
autogen
yosys
highway
node-yarnpkg
golang-github-urfave-cli-v2
php-zend-code
chatty
ruby3.2
linphone-desktop
libvigraimpex#
phpunit-complexity
php-doctrine-dbal
php-league-uri-src
lib2geom
phpunit-lines-of-code
php-text-template
php-file-iterator
phpunit-comparator
hiredis
scheme-bytestructures
vimix
liblsl
webrtc-audio-processing
mu-editor
phpunit-global-state
phpunit-type
php-timer
phpunit-code-unit-reverse-lookup
phpunit-object-enumerator
kworkflow
ruby-uglifier#
vdr-plugin-markad
golang-github-golang-geo
monkeysphere
golang-golang-x-debug
mediasoup
ruby-nmatrix
simtools
node-readable-stream
openhft-chronicle-network
rust-nitrokey-sys
golang-opentelemetry-proto
wmbusmeters
jbig2-imageio
diaspora
ants#
groestlcoin
php-sabre-event#
openhft-chronicle-bytes
golang-github-ostreedev-ostree-go
tools-deps-alpha-clojure
ruby-omniauth-salesforce
yamcha
livi
janitor
node-d3-hierarchy
openhft-chronicle-threads
golang-opentelemetry-contrib
ruby-google-apis-androidpublisher-v3
glew
heudiconv
php-http-psr7-integration-tests
android-platform-external-doclava
blt
node-d3-time
breezy
reprepro
php-codesniffer
dtc
sump-logicanalyzer
openhft-chronicle-wire
pluto-sat-code
qwt
bpfcc
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