Packages in bookworm/i386 tested in the last 48h for build reproducibility

223 packages (0.7% of 34294) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 200 (100.0% of 200) of them in the last 48h in bookworm/i386:

q2-metadata q2-emperor q2-alignment rust-winit scmutils trapperkeeper-authorization-clojure trapperkeeper-metrics-clojure q2-demux metaphlan pytorch-text opensnitch q2-fragment-insertion puppetlabs-ring-middleware-clojure pysph agda-stdlib opm-upscaling pytorch-vision pytorch-audio rust-sctk-adwaita deal.ii rpma hipsparse skorch jftp core-match-clojure molmodel rockhopper snpsift xperia-flashtool promod3 opm-grid q2-dada2 pdns qcumber cat-bat libgoby-java r-bioc-dupradar theli chromhmm nthash opm-simulators python-iow python-pdbfixer kraken ssl-utils-clojure prismatic-plumbing-clojure parmed eclipse-platform-team igv pbbam minimac4 fastqc jalview puppetlabs-http-client-clojure puppetdb unicycler scilab parallel-fastq-dump resfinder-db beagle rocminfo htsjdk libmaxmind-db-writer-perl surankco paleomix jruby-utils-clojure skesa shovill cpath-clojure kitchensink-clojure puppetlabs-i18n-clojure fast-zip-clojure ring-mock-clojure clj-digest-clojure crypto-equality-clojure artemis tools-reader-clojure libjfreechart-java blasr test-chuck-clojure racon picard-tools rocprim openmolcas eclipse-platform-text murphy-clojure hibiscus davmail bpftrace eclipse-platform-debug crypto-random-clojure eclipse-platform-runtime raynes-fs-clojure liberator-clojure eclipse-jdt-ui riddley-clojure encore-clojure libnet-works-perl fastp sspace rust-glutin slib pigx-rnaseq libatomic-queue kleborate rust-tiny-skia oci-seccomp-bpf-hook snpeff bazel-bootstrap macromoleculebuilder puppetserver emperor pyodc umap-learn ariba rust-alacritty ruby-webauthn unifrac prismatic-schema-clojure votca tools-logging-clojure persalys python-ete3 pbdagcon rocsparse rbac-client-clojure facet-analyser jverein rsem libmiglayout-java bidi-clojure eclipse-platform-resources eclipse-platform-ui clj-time-clojure beckon-clojure biglybt psortb truss-clojure equinox-p2 fast-zip-visit-clojure eclipse-linuxtools drop-seq structured-logging-clojure ring-codec-clojure tools-analyzer-clojure eclipse-jdt-debug jameica ring-basic-authentication-clojure ordered-clojure potemkin-clojure nippy-clojure pyzoltan kmerresistance ring-clojure swtchart clj-yaml-clojure cheshire-clojure test-check-clojure proteinortho tigris lombok stegosuite plastimatch tools-analyzer-jvm-clojure swt-paperclips fsm-lite dnsdist storymaps core-async-clojure libiscwt-java swtcalendar libjogl2-java data-xml-clojure piccolo medley-clojure leiningen-clojure+ seqsero tuxguitar rocrand genomicsdb sight king pbseqlib ruby-cose rust-sensors insubstantial pizzly libmmmulti srst2 eclipse-equinox haskell-status-notifier-item objcryst-fox smrtanalysis eclipse-swtchart haskell-gtk-sni-tray ideep pilon haskell-byte-order taffybar gasic

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