Packages with notes

There are 97 packages with notes in experimental/amd64.

8 unreproducible packages in experimental/amd64, ordered by build date:

bind9# petsc erlang mongo-cxx-driver golang-github-mendersoftware-mender-artifact seqan2 libforms# syncany

19 FTBFS packages in experimental/amd64, ordered by build date:

python-django musescore-snapshot code-saturne guix# openturns polyml powa-archivist sawfish pg-show-plans connectome-workbench ovito mitlm freebayes go-gir-generator gmerlin-avdecoder macromoleculebuilder scap-workbench sphinxsearch php-sabre-event#

56 (8.8%) source packages failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, ordered by build date:

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

1 timing out packages in experimental/amd64:

llvm-toolchain-snapshot

59 reproducible packages in experimental/amd64:

dino-im graphviz+ osmo-hlr mender-client libsodium r-bioc-densvis kdevelop dash r-cran-mutoss r-cran-ggm slepc cmocka cmake libsdl3 gnucap unidic-mecab krb5-auth-dialog elpa sqlite-utils balboa fmtlib jaxb-api nvidia-texture-tools highway r-cran-alakazam shasta ruby-pg-query r-bioc-basilisk libktoblzcheck actor-framework xplot node-d3-color tlsh cubew esdm povray scapy libzeep surgescript# tcl8.7 zipios++ json-simple devio kristall mockito kbd indi+ unicode-screensaver smlsharp alkimia xrdp mender-cli gpgme1.0 svt-av1 mtail protobuf nanomsg cyrus-imapd tcltk-defaults

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