Packages in trixie/armhf tested in the last 24h for build reproducibility

790 packages (2.1% of 36808) failed to build reproducibly in total, 5 (5.6% of 90) of them in the last 24h in trixie/armhf:

r-cran-emayili openni handbrake black grass

701 packages (1.9% of 36808) failed to build from source in total, 2 (2.2% of 90) of them in the last 24h in trixie/armhf:

jsonpickle pypy3

679 packages (1.8% of 36808) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 3 (3.3% of 90) of them in the last 24h in trixie/armhf:

atlas-ecmwf python-cattrs postgresql-pllua

34242 packages (93.0% of 36808) successfully built reproducibly in total, 79 (87.8% of 90) of them in the last 24h in trixie/armhf:

lazygal skeema virtnbdbackup frugen rust-nvml-wrapper libgclib orange3 rust-nvml-wrapper-sys libcpan-perl-releases-perl volk golang-github-valyala-fasthttp r-cran-tinytex r-cran-memisc kwave php-codecoverage plasma-wayland-protocols libmodule-corelist-perl php-dragonmantank-cron-expression elisp-bug-hunter psqlodbc dh-ada-library golang-github-kimmachinegun-automemlimit php-ml-iri geoip-database with-simulated-input-el practicalxml-java node-minipass live-build librandom123 gifsicle libgdal-grass anacron xournalpp libnginx-mod-js eoconv r-cran-processx tdom bibletime xsettings-kde python-asyncssh rust-sourceview5 ruby-omniauth-wordpress ansible libjfreechart-java heartbeat ttyrec bfs persist-el g2 poppler fuse-zip cervisia acheck smartmontools pyim-el ddccontrol-db live-boot processing-core kxstitch rust-rebuilderd-common udisks2 port-for c-evo-dh r-cran-quickjsr igtf-policy-bundle td1.8.11 libapache2-mod-authn-sasl haskell-hxt-xpath vim-easy-align rust-tokio-rustls-0.24 salt-pylint mlpack xir ensmallen gtklock pixelmed rust-sequoia-wot prometheus-haproxy-exporter prometheus-process-exporter

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