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
seaborn
gnocchi
metaphlan2
hilive
bio-eagle
sra-sdk
rapmap
giira
sspace
ncbi-vdb
ants#
libvcflib
pysal
edk2
itksnap
srst2
rsem
sunpy
pbh5tools
augustus
plastimatch
ariba
gubbins
iva
fastqtl
pandas#
kineticstools
datalad
ginkgocadx
artemis
fsm-lite
circlator#
pbbam
surankco
otb
cinfony
chemfp
openscad
camitk
stacks
htsjdk
nifti2dicom
poretools
reapr
spades
roary
salmon
bcftools###
pbalign
pbbarcode
nanopolish
pbgenomicconsensus
pbseqlib
python-pbcore
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
openhackware
xserver-xorg-video-glide
python-pymummer
manpages-de
ovito
fuse-umfuse-iso9660
lmfit-py
patsy
fuse-umfuse-ext2
fastaq
ipxe
mhap
cafeobj
ceilometer
fastqc
cffi
bedtools
beagle
arch-test
cabal-debian
apt-dpkg-ref
stumpwm
bioperl-run
trinityrnaseq
cl-unicode
smalt
barrnap
buildapp
pkg-haskell-tools
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