Packages in unstable/amd64 where the sources failed to download

77 (0.2%) packages where the sources failed to download in unstable/amd64:

commons-configuration2 numpy pyrate-limiter libqrtr-glib eom kgeography spirv-headers sortedcollections r-cran-cliapp ga python-gssapi flac sphinx-substitution-extensions django-cas-server python-pygit2 lucene9 wlc fortran-shlex jruby-maven-plugins gnome-characters alligator fs-uae vulkan-loader pytest-runner llvm-toolchain-19 python-text-unidecode postfix python-ebooklib crowdsec stormlib python-dict2xml php-lcobucci-clock kgoldrunner openarena libspring-java php-doctrine-collections yasm coq-elpi jackson-dataformat-yaml node-tap pamix autoconf-archive monero vde2 pluma libmbim libqmi soplex libgd-barcode-perl wapiti ptyxis python-watchfiles qt6-declarative freedombox ruby-nokogiri-diff crmsh rust-toml2json otpw glib-d ruby-tdiff python-stdlib-list force-ip-protocol libwebsockets texmaker crawl lumino ruby-nio4r golang-github-tdewolff-minify vim rust-sourceview5 node-body-parser zathura megaglest-data libgxps israel-rail-api ifuse bijiben

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