Packages in unstable/arm64 where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied

138 (0.4%) packages where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied. Note that temporary failures (eg. due to network problems) are automatically rescheduled every 4 hours.

rust-image php-http-interop-http-factory-tests skesa rust-tokio-process php-oscarotero-gettext flang rt-extension-assets-import-csv rust-trust-dns-proto gazebo firefox displaycal rt-extension-elapsedbusinesstime cinfony rust-grcov libcircle-fe-gtk-perl rust-hdrhistogram rust-sloppy-rfc4880 rust-cargo-lichking psortb centreon-broker rust-tokio-core haskell-termonad live-wrapper rust-sha-1 gitaly mini-buildd rust-aes-ctr ipxe arch-test haskell-yesod-auth-oauth2 matita view3dscene geda-gaf win32-loader hdbc-odbc florence gubbins pycalendar verilog-mode git-hub gnat-gps rss2irc seqsero broctl rivet dvcs-autosync rust-aes pd-py hgsubversion neard sphinx-patchqueue xserver-xorg-video-glide barrnap falcon ruby-license-finder# googlefontdirectory-tools haskell-icalendar rust-alacritty-terminal tpm2-pk11 php-async-aws-sqs rt-extension-assetautoname q2-dada2 libatomic-queue haskell-taskell sepp smuxi rust-zstd rust-pbkdf2 rust-selectors rust-bcder php-async-aws-core libmmmulti php-async-aws-ses peframe unicycler scap-security-guide shovill rt-extension-mergeusers ruby-google-cloud-translate qemu php-phpseclib3 rt-extension-resetpassword haskell-chell-quickcheck2 otb plasmidid xfce4-equake-plugin haskell-chell dxvk renpy boinc-app-eah-brp parallel-fastq-dump python-neuroshare hothasktags viewmol ants# libdata-treedumper-renderer-gtk-perl dh-kpatches# oaklisp aufs fuse-umfuse-ext2 condor asciio xdeb plastimatch slib itksnap opencaster fuse-umfuse-iso9660 nglister rust-aes-soft fuse-umfuse-fat sofa-framework ketchup gnome-shell-xrdesktop ginkgocadx vmm edb smrtanalysis haskell-werewolf doc-linux-fr+ zorp+ backup2swift dirspec msp430-libc openopt flup camitk k3d# minimac4 gconf-editor nifti2dicom nanopass-framework-scheme chez-srfi bkchem simpleitk sight node-astw node-falafel

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