Packages in stretch/armhf where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied

118 (0.5%) packages where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied. Note that temporary failures (eg. due to network problems) are automatically rescheduled every 4 hours.

pbdagcon partd qtltools caffe win32-loader crac fmcs sagetex yade agda-stdlib goldencheetah txfixtures htseq pgloader sga deal.ii lasagne rdkit metaphlan2 gnocchi seaborn hilive bio-eagle sra-sdk rapmap giira sspace ncbi-vdb ants# libvcflib edk2 pysal itksnap srst2 rsem sunpy pbh5tools augustus gubbins ariba plastimatch fastqtl iva pandas# kineticstools ginkgocadx artemis datalad+ fsm-lite circlator surankco pbbam otb cinfony openscad chemfp stacks htsjdk camitk nifti2dicom poretools reapr spades salmon roary bcftools pbalign pbbarcode nanopolish pbgenomicconsensus python-pbcore pbseqlib zaqar blasr python-pbcommand aodh python-pysam samtools libtabixpp fitgcp python-geopandas sbcl psychopy statsmodels slof libdr-tarantool-perl picard-tools fuse-umfuse-fat pymvpa2 xserver-xorg-video-glide openhackware python-pymummer manpages-de ovito fuse-umfuse-iso9660 lmfit-py patsy fuse-umfuse-ext2 fastaq ipxe mhap cafeobj ceilometer fastqc cffi bedtools arch-test beagle cabal-debian stumpwm apt-dpkg-ref bioperl-run cl-unicode trinityrnaseq barrnap smalt buildapp pkg-haskell-tools

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