Packages in unstable/amd64 where the sources failed to download

74 (0.2%) packages where the sources failed to download in unstable/amd64:

soplex wapiti libgd-barcode-perl ptyxis python-watchfiles qt6-declarative freedombox llvm-toolchain-19 crmsh ruby-nokogiri-diff otpw rust-toml2json glib-d ruby-tdiff python-stdlib-list texmaker libwebsockets force-ip-protocol crawl lumino ruby-nio4r rust-sourceview5 node-body-parser vim golang-github-tdewolff-minify israel-rail-api zathura megaglest-data libgxps bijiben ifuse pytest-regressions translate-toolkit mysql-8.0 emacs-calfw texlive-base+ reproject r-cran-xml2 nautilus htmx jenkins-job-builder+ python-pytest-click systemd os-autoinst armci-mpi coot pytest-xdist xfce-polkit tickr intel-graphics-compiler2 octave-statistics slurm-wlm opm-common python-mistletoe python-async-property glibmm2.68 pytest-httpbin ndcube mdtraj up-imapproxy pytest-datadir pytest-pylint betamax srain pytest-sugar lz4 pytest-tornado ldc node-wikibase-cli pytest-forked qpid-proton skktools wit wdm

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