xfce_build-depends package set for unstable/amd64

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The package set xfce_build-depends in unstable/amd64 consists of 374 packages:
50 (13.4%) packages failed to build reproducibly: apparmor libksbaP valgrind graphite2 imagemagick#+ jack-audio-connection-kit+ gnutls28 python3-stdlib-extensions flex+ cmocka+ sharutils+ librsvg guile-3.0 sqlite3 libzstd gmp+ icu pypy dbus-python pkg-config+ systemtap time+ linux opus lirc#++++ fontconfig python3.10### krb5# libgcrypt20 lz4 libjpeg-turbo nettle doxygen vim autogen json-c pulseaudio secilc alsa-lib python-coverage tcl8.6 shared-mime-info gcc-11 libffi libsoxr graphviz+ dejagnu libassuan brotli gnu-efi
16 (4.3%) packages failed to build from source: audit binutils## python-tornado at-spi2-atk autoconf2.69 xbitmaps cups# glade libglvnd cdbs gcc-12 glibc+ quilt libogg lvm2 cryptsetup
1 (0.3%) packages are either in depwait state, blacklisted, not for us, or cannot be downloaded: gcc-10
307 (82.1%) packages successfully build reproducibly: acl adwaita-icon-theme apache2 argon2 asciidoc asciidoctor atk1.0 at-spi2-core attr autoconf autoconf-archive autoconf-dickey automake-1.16 autotools-dev avahi bash-completion bc bison blt bluez byacc bzip2 ca-certificates cairo cdebconf check chrpath cmake colord cpio cracklib2 cron cunit curl cvs cyrus-sasl2 datefudge db-defaults dbus dbus-broker dbus-test-runner debhelper desktop-file-utils dh-autoreconf dh-exec dh-python dist docbook2x docbook-to-man docbook-utils docbook-xml docbook-xsl dpkg# d-shlibs dwz e2fsprogs elfutils exo expat fakechroot fakeroot fftw3 file flac fonts-cantarell fonts-dejavu fonts-noto fonts-noto-color-emoji freeglut freetype fribidi fuse gamin garcon gawk gcc-defaults gdbm gdk-pixbuf gdk-pixbuf-xlib gedit gem2deb gengetopt gettext ghostscript gi-docgen giflib glib2.0 gnome-common gnome-pkg-tools gnumach gnupg2 gobject-introspection googletest gperf gpm groff gsettings-desktop-schemas gst-plugins-base1.0 gstreamer1.0 gtk+2.0 gtk+3.0 gtk-doc harfbuzz help2man indent intltool iptables iso-codes itstool java-common javatools jbigkit jetring jq json-glib keybinder-3.0 keyutils kmod lcms2 less libaio libasyncns libatomic-ops libbsd libcap2 libcap-ng libdaemon libdatrie libdbusmenu libdebian-installer libdeflate libdrm libedit libepoxy libexif libextutils-depends-perl libextutils-pkgconfig-perl libfido2 libglib-perl libglu libgpg-error libgtop2 libgudev libgusb libice libidn2 libimobiledevice liblocale-gettext-perl libmd libmicrohttpd libmnl libnetfilter-conntrack libnfnetlink libnftnl libnotify libnsl libpaper libpng1.6 libpthread-stubs libseccomp libselinux libsemanage libsepol libsm# libsndfile libssh libtasn1-6 libtextwrap libthai libtirpc libtool libunistring libusb-1.0 libverto libvorbis libwebp libwnck3 libx11 libxau libxaw libxcb libxcomposite libxcrypt libxcursor libxdamage libxdmcp libxext libxfce4ui libxfce4util libxfixes libxi libxkbcommon libxkbfile libxklavier libxml2 libxmu libxpm libxpresent libxrandr libxrender libxres libxslt libxt libxtst libxxf86vm linux-base lsb lynx lzma lzo2 m4 mawk media-types mesa meson mig mime-support mpdecimal mpfr4 nasm ncurses# netbase net-tools newt ninja-build node-jquery npth nss-wrapper openldap openssh orc p11-kit pam patch patchutils pcre2 pcre3 perl pixman po4a po-debconf policykit-1 popt procps pygobject python3-defaults python-defaults python-docutils python-idna python-mock python-setuptools rdfind readline sane-backends sbc setuptools six slang2 socat speexdsp sphinx startup-notification strip-nondeterminism swig symlinks systemd tcltk-defaults tcp-wrappers tdb texi2html texinfo thunar tiff tpm2-tss triehash umockdev unbound upower util-linux vala valgrind-if-available w3m wayland wayland-protocols webrtc-audio-processing x11-xkb-utils x11-xserver-utils xauth xcb-proto xcb-util xfce4-dev-tools xfce4-panel xfconf xft xkeyboard-config xml-core xmlto xmltoman xorgproto xorg-server xorg-sgml-doctools xserver-xorg-input-libinput xtrans xutils-dev xxhash xz-utils zlib

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