Packages in experimental/i386 which failed to build reproducibly
85 (20.5%) packages which failed to build reproducibly in experimental/i386:
policyd-spf-fs
ezmlm-idx
libaio-ocaml
lilypond
fmtlib
kdevelop-php
kdevelop-python
flint-arb
mumble
qtxmlpatterns-opensource-src
qtdeclarative-opensource-src
qtscript-opensource-src
chromium
git
qttools-opensource-src
qtwebchannel-opensource-src
qtbase-opensource-src###
matplotlib
qtwebsockets-opensource-src
qtgamepad-everywhere-src
qtlocation-opensource-src
qtwebkit-opensource-src
qtsensors-opensource-src
mesa
subversion#
netpbm-free
okular
eeshow
libdrumstick
node-jquery+
gcc-mingw-w64
openturns
cubew
kdevelop
ghc
grpc
binutils-mipsen
bash
readline
pcl
sphinx
qtdatavis3d-everywhere-src
lazarus
libffi
pmount
opticalraytracer
pikepdf
bind
gnutls28
groestlcoin
octomap
gap
opencv
dpdk
slepc
petsc
nfft
ecl
statsmodels#
binutils
upspin
wpa
binutils-msp430#
cronie
wlroots
singular
dcmtk
groff
uhd
linux
mitlm
librep#
suricata
coin3
vite#
openambit
xfce4-session+
librsync
wml
golang-github-mendersoftware-mender-artifact
golang-github-bmatsuo-lmdb-go
mpb+
libctl
urjtag
configshell
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