Packages in stretch/amd64 which failed to build from source

84 (0.3%) packages which failed to build from source in stretch/amd64: (this list is filtered and only shows unexpected ftbfs issues - see the list below for expected failures.)

soundscaperenderer llvm-toolchain-3.8 dico llvm-toolchain-7 ruby-hiredis yorick python-gammu llvm-toolchain-4.0 gpgme1.0 icu neovim sketch elixir-lang libfreemarker-java postfix gammu python-keystonemiddleware user-mode-linux custodia imagemagick# haskell-fingertree haskell-filestore glib2.0 golang-1.7 ruby2.3 libio-socket-multicast6-perl golang-1.8 libtemplate-plugin-calendar-simple-perl xapian-core librose-db-object-perl strongswan libmessage-passing-perl# libio-socket-ssl-perl txfixtures botch golang-github-elithrar-simple-scrypt node-marked-man ipywidgets ruby-prof python-kdcproxy python-statsd openhft-chronicle-bytes golang-github-hashicorp-yamux# debci watcher sword python-passlib sslsplit ocrmypdf golang-github-prometheus-client-golang commons-pool2 validator.js golang-github-xiang90-probing php-sabre-vobject-3 jetty9 ruby-certificate-authority translate-toolkit python-keystoneauth1 python-argcomplete python-keystoneclient ruby-eventmachine python-babel ruby-webmock# ruby-http python-eventlet strace+ ruby-bunny python-formencode exec-maven-plugin keystone nodejs python-apt natbraille epsilon dput-ng libgit2 iodine# libpqtypes checkinstall erlang-lager bioperl-run ruby-diaspora-vines umockdev check-postgres

1 (0.0%) packages which failed to build from source in stretch/amd64 due to our changes in the toolchain or due to our setup. This list includes packages tagged or ftbfs_build-indep_not_build_on_some_archs.

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