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

reproducible icon 56 (8.8%) packages where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied. Note that temporary failures (eg. due to network problems) are automatically rescheduled every 4 hours.

coq-iris coq-ext-lib coqprime coq-record-update coq-unicoq rust-matrix-pickle coq-hammer ott coq-unimath coq-libhyps coq-math-classes critterding coq-hott rust-nitrokey-sys node-solid-jose rust-minidom bcachefs-tools vuls rust-piet-cairo coq-reduction-effects coq-gappa coq-menhirlib coq-stdpp lsp-tree-sitter node-trust-jwa node-jsonld grok ruby-gitlab-labkit coq-simple-io coq-mtac2 flocq groestlcoin ruby-google-apis-storage-v1 grpc php-sabre-vobject# zeekctl rust-nitrokey libewf rust-upstream-ontologist tinysvm go-cpe-dictionary daq mediagoblin incus ruby-devise-i18n janitor coq-bignums rust-axum aac-tactics rust-kanata speedcrunch php-imap liblsl phonetisaurus coq-elpi etesync-dav

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