maint_pkg-grass-devel package set for unstable/amd64

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The package set maint_pkg-grass-devel in unstable/amd64 consists of:
32 (22.2%) packages failed to build reproducibly: pktools liblas ogdi-dfsg ruby-netcdf ruby-narray-miss ruby-hdfeos5 libhdf4 savi libcitygml routino grass merkaartor unarr rtklib proj hdf5 pg-comparator pdal libkml mapcache mapserver mapnik netcdf gdal ossim gmt qgis pgsql-ogr-fdw sfcgal osgearth python-geopandas otb
1 (0.7%) packages failed to build from source: postgis
111 (77.1%) packages successfully build reproducibly: avce00 cftime dans-gdal-scripts debian-gis e00compr epr-api freexl fyba geographiclib geolinks geos gmt-dcw gmt-gshhg gpsprune gpx2shp h5utils imposm imposm-parser jmapviewer josm jts libepsilon libgdal-grass libgeo-proj4-perl libgeo-shapelib-perl libgeotiff-dfsg libosm-gary68-perl libosmium librasterlite2 librttopo libterralib mapbox-geometry mapbox-variant mapbox-vector-tile mapbox-wagyu mapcode mapnik-vector-tile mapproxy mgrs mipp mkgmap mkgmapgui mkgmap-splitter modestmaps-js modestmaps-py ncview netcdf4-python netcdf-cxx netcdf-fortran nik4 node-leaflet-formbuilder node-leaflet-hash node-quickselect node-rbush openlayers openstreetmap-carto osm2pgrouting osm2pgsql osmcoastline osmctools osm-gps-map osmium-tool osmosis osmpbf owslib pgrouting php-geos postgis-java pprepair prepair proj4js protozero pycoast pyepr pyorbital pyosmium pyresample pysal pyshp pyspatialite python-affine python-cartopy python-click-plugins python-cligj python-descartes python-geojson python-mapnik python-mpop python-osmapi python-pdal python-pyproj python-rtree python-shapely python-snuggs python-stetl pywps qmapshack rasterio readosm rel2gpx saga shapelib sosi2osm spatialindex spatialite spatialite-gui spatialite-tools thuban tilestache totalopenstation virtualpg

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