maint_pkg-grass-devel package set for unstable/armhf

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The package set maint_pkg-grass-devel in unstable/armhf consists of 148 packages:
8 (5.4%) packages failed to build reproducibly: openlayers savi jts mapnik grass pgrouting postgis nco
2 (1.4%) packages failed to build from source: totalopenstation metpy
5 (3.4%) packages are either in depwait state, blacklisted, not for us, or cannot be downloaded: qgis libapache2-mod-tile pyaps3 satpy rasterio
133 (89.9%) packages successfully build reproducibly: aggdraw antimeridian asf-search avce00 cftime debian-gis donfig e00compr ecmwf-api-client epr-api fiona flox freexl fyba gdal geographiclib geolinks geos glymur gmt gmt-dcw gmt-gshhg gpsprune h5utils jmapviewer josm jsonpath-ng lerc libcitygml libgdal-grass libgeo-shapelib-perl libgeotiff libhdf4 libkml libosmium librttopo mapbox-geometry mapbox-polylabel mapbox-variant mapcache mapproxy mapserver merkaartor mkgmap mkgmapgui mkgmap-splitter ncview netcdf netcdf4-python nik4 ogdi-dfsg openstreetmap-carto osm2pgrouting osmcoastline osmctools osm-gps-map osmium-tool osmosis osmpbf owslib pg-comparator pgsql-ogr-fdw pint-xarray pktools pooch postgis-java proj protozero pycoast pydecorate pyepr pygac pykdtree pykml pylibtiff pymap3d pyninjotiff pyorbital pyosmium pyresample pyshp pysolid pyspectral pystac pystac-client pytest-recording python-affine python-cartopy python-cligj python-deprecated python-geographiclib python-geopandas python-geotiepoints python-hdf4 python-mapnik python-osmapi python-pyproj python-rtree python-shapely python-snuggs python-stetl pytroll-schedule pywps qmapshack readosm remotezip routino ruby-hdfeos5 ruby-narray-miss ruby-netcdf saga sarsen sfcgal shapelib spatialindex spatialite spatialite-gui spatialite-tools stac-validator tilemaker tippecanoe tirex trollimage trollsift usgs utm virtualpg xarray-datatree xarray-safe-rcm xarray-safe-s1 xarray-sentinel xradarsat2 xsar

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