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

36 packages (5.5% of 653) failed to build reproducibly in total, 2 (2.0% of 98) of them in the last 24h in experimental/arm64:

node-convert-source-map node-pretty-ms

103 packages (15.8% of 653) failed to build from source in total, 21 (21.4% of 98) of them in the last 24h in experimental/arm64:

node-cosmiconfig plpgsql-check gavl ruby-rack-livereload php-pcov llvm-toolchain-snapshot php-nrk-predis fenics-dolfinx libreoffice# openhft-chronicle-wire golang-fortio-safecast pluto-sat-code pg-show-plans highway polyml phpcpd pg-permissions guix# llvm-toolchain-20 gmerlin-encoders opensnitch

74 packages (11.3% of 653) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 9 (9.2% of 98) of them in the last 24h in experimental/arm64:

critterding mediagoblin rust-nitrokey-sys ruby-google-apis-storage-v1 vuls rust-piet-cairo grpc speedcrunch node-jsonld

435 packages (66.6% of 653) successfully built reproducibly in total, 66 (67.3% of 98) of them in the last 24h in experimental/arm64:

libeconf rust-rand-distr rust-axum-server actor-framework ruby-request-store r-bioc-alabaster.base cracklib2 aiobafi6 dh-rebar qt-qml-models pymicrobot node-hoek ruby-bunny golang-github-santhosh-tekuri-jsonschema node-parse-ms libmemory-usage-perl libkqueue node-sumchecker android-platform-tools lxqt-qtplugin ruby-oauth node-loader-utils matrix-hydrogen ggml meson rust-yrs rust-yffi subethasmtp tcltk-defaults libopenaptx libhx okular dgit-test-dummy lximage-qt meshoptimizer mplayer node-npm-package-arg podman muon-meson pcre2 lxqt-archiver golang-github-go-piv-piv-go rust-async-global-executor cpp-jwt botan3 libosmo-sccp libqmi mender-client asmjit u-config draco rust-hashbag nanomsg cme rust-quickcheck rust-crypto-common vixl mew php-psr-http-message krb5-auth-dialog rust-pyo3-asyncio-macros python-lrcalc tlsh gnucap turbine-java libkdumpfile

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