Packages in experimental/amd64 tested in the last 24h for build reproducibility

39 packages (6.1% of 635) failed to build reproducibly in total, 4 (3.9% of 102) of them in the last 24h in experimental/amd64:

patroni# elpi coq seqan2

90 packages (14.2% of 635) failed to build from source in total, 7 (6.9% of 102) of them in the last 24h in experimental/amd64:

python-django polyml openturns ruby3.4 ruby-csv aiobafi6 node-cosmiconfig

90 packages (14.2% of 635) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 65 (63.7% of 102) of them in the last 24h in experimental/amd64:

bcachefs-tools lsp-tree-sitter mathcomp-zify rust-minidom coq-interval flocq coq-menhirlib coq-gappa coq-math-classes coq-iris coq-unimath coq-unicoq coqeal coq-extructures mathcomp-multinomials coq-reduction-effects coquelicot coq-libhyps coqprime coq-simple-io coq-hott coq-corn coq-ext-lib coq-hierarchy-builder coq-record-update coq-mtac2 ruby-gitlab-labkit coq-hammer grpc mathcomp-bigenough mathcomp-analysis coq-quickchick mathcomp-finmap incus coq-reglang aac-tactics coq-deriving ssreflect liblsl grok node-jsonld ott coq-relation-algebra coq-elpi rust-piet-cairo ruby-google-apis-storage-v1 rust-nitrokey-sys etesync-dav node-solid-jose rust-nitrokey go-cpe-dictionary zeekctl node-trust-jwa mediagoblin libewf tinysvm vuls daq rust-quickcheck groestlcoin coq-bignums rust-kanata ruby-devise-i18n janitor buzztrax

412 packages (64.9% of 635) successfully built reproducibly in total, 26 (25.5% of 102) of them in the last 24h in experimental/amd64:

dh-nss node-chai node-check-error node-assertion-error libktoblzcheck ruby-defaults rust-sasl nagstamon gle-graphics node-anymatch fenics-ufl node-cjs-module-lexer icu rust-inquire ipp-crypto php-algo26-idna-convert railcontrol r-bioc-basilisk cpp-jwt meta-kde php-composer-spdx-licenses tomcatjss asmjit libssc ruby-pg-query ucx

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