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package set maint_debian-lua in trixie/armhf
The package set maint_debian-lua in trixie/armhf consists of 111 packages:
None 1 (0.9%) packages failed to build reproducibly: luametatex
None 2 (1.8%) packages failed to build from source: lua-struct lua-cqueues
None None None None 14 (12.6%) packages are either in depwait state, blacklisted, not for us, or cannot be downloaded: gnuplot lua-mode ibus-pinyin golly lua-ldoc lua-argparse lua-sql lua-lgi lua-dbi lua-cyrussasl lua-luaossl rrdtool hamlib libguestfs
None 94 (84.7%) packages successfully build reproducibly: libmpack-lua lua5.1 lua5.2 lua5.3 lua5.4 lua-ansicolors lua-augeas lua-basexx lua-binaryheap luabind lua-bit32 lua-bitop lua-busted lua-cgi luacheck lua-cjson lua-cliargs lua-cmsgpack lua-compat53 lua-copas lua-cosmo lua-coxpcall lua-curl lua-curses lua-discount lua-dkjson lua-doc lua-event lua-expat lua-fifo lua-filesystem lua-geoip lua-http lua-iconv lua-inifile lua-inotify lua-inspect luajit luajit2 lua-json luakit lua-ldap lua-leg lua-lemock lua-ljsyscall lua-logging lua-lpeg lua-lpeg-patterns lua-lpty lua-luassert lua-luv lua-lxc lua-markdown lua-md5 lua-mediator lua-messagepack lua-mmdb lua-moses lua-nginx-cookie lua-nginx-dns lua-nginx-kafka lua-nginx-memcached lua-nginx-redis lua-nginx-redis-connector lua-nginx-string lua-nginx-websocket lua-orbit lua-penlight lua-posix lua-readline lua-redis lua-resty-core lua-resty-lrucache lua-rexlib lua-rings luarocks lua-say lua-sec lua-soap luasocket lua-svn lua-system lua-systemd lua-term lua-unbound lua-unit lua-uri lua-wsapi lua-xmlrpc lua-yaml lua-zip lua-zlib neomutt swupdate

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