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Packages in experimental/arm64 tested in the last 24h for build reproducibility

reproducible icon 30 packages (3.1% of 970) failed to build reproducibly in total, 3 (3.4% of 87) of them in the last 24h in experimental/arm64:

watcher masakari masakari-monitors

reproducible icon 131 packages (13.5% of 970) failed to build from source in total, 19 (21.8% of 87) of them in the last 24h in experimental/arm64:

kdevelop rust-broot pyside6 connectome-workbench gnome-remote-desktop fortran-jonquil coot fortran-toml qt6-quick3d ovito socklog highway musescore-snapshot numpy nvidia-texture-tools mutter libkryo-java symfony poco

reproducible icon 45 packages (4.6% of 970) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 40 (46.0% of 87) of them in the last 24h in experimental/arm64:

rust-peak-mem rocr-runtime node-jsonld hipfft tree-sitter bcachefs-tools rocm-hipamd grpc rust-piet-cairo rocthrust sasview ruby-gitlab-labkit grok janitor etesync-dav liblsl node-solid-jose q2-phylogeny zeekctl libewf go-cpe-dictionary daq ruby-devise-i18n groestlcoin imip-agent node-trust-jwa critterding php-sabre-vobject# rust-nitrokey-sys rocfft phonetisaurus rust-nitrokey tinysvm mediagoblin vitrage fortran-regex fortran-shlex vuls texlab qt6-charts

reproducible icon 754 packages (77.7% of 970) successfully built reproducibly in total, 25 (28.7% of 87) of them in the last 24h in experimental/arm64:

gnome-shell gnome-session gdm3 rust-wayland-backend rust-zip gnome-kiosk octavia vitrage-dashboard trove-dashboard mistral-dashboard masakari-dashboard qt6-3d cloudkitty-dashboard cloudkitty qt6-virtualkeyboard aodh x264 python-openstackclient node-check-error node-assertion-error node-chai python-oslo.service golang-github-cilium-ebpf yubikey-agent foonathan-memory

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