Packages in unstable/amd64 where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied

122 (0.3%) packages where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied. Note that temporary failures (eg. due to network problems) are automatically rescheduled every 4 hours.

flask-autoindex libmodule-signature-perl rust-rust-embed-utils libxmlbird xapers ruby-fiber-local arctica-greeter appmenu-gtk-module obexfs kphotoalbum ots sdcc kclock ngspetsc rust-glycin materialize rust-multihash-derive-impl amberol rust-abscissa-derive glirc oxigraph ypy php-fig-log-test squeekboard rust-multihash-codetable gnome-snapshot tahoe-lafs rust-rust-unixfs rust-gvdb rust-cid-npm sagemath gnome-video-trimmer rust-imperative ruby-rackup rust-multihash-derive rust-gvdb-macros ktextaddons facet-analyser debian-installer## haskell-happstack-authenticate libpsml r-bioc-rcwl rust-rspotify rust-rust-code-analysis-cli rust-mdns helvum hyperspy ruby-rack-session rust-gtk-sys astroidmail jupyter-server-terminals rust-failure roger-router setuptools ghdl user-mode-linux rust-bendy aws-checksums php-laravel-lumen-framework ruby-rubydns eclipse-tracecompass rust-matchers rust-mdl haskell-hsyaml-aeson haskell-userid rust-wasm-bindgen-webidl ruby-google-cloud-translate rust-assert-cli rust-weedle haskell-ircbot verilog-mode qwertone mozilla-noscript stylish-haskell pyferret rust-rust-code-analysis rust-include-dir-impl threadscope tinyjsd tree-style-tab tycho gamehub keras rust-transmission-client aws-shell pagetools resvg sagetex boinc-app-eah-brp haskell-tidal librm vibe.d pytest-jupyter eclipse-collections ecere-sdk haskell-raaz flask-appbuilder mozilla-devscripts xjig django-cachalot ltx gnat-gps rust-failure-derive libaws rust-exitfailure geany-plugins adabrowse dirspec darcs adios4dolfinx librdf-trine-perl stackview loupe umatrix python-rosettasciio matplotlib autofill-forms asis adacontrol ants# shim-signed seafile-client

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