Packages in experimental/i386 tested in the last 48h for build reproducibility

19 packages (4.1% of 462) failed to build reproducibly in total, 2 (1.7% of 115) of them in the last 48h in experimental/i386:

porechop python-xarray

72 packages (15.6% of 462) failed to build from source in total, 21 (18.3% of 115) of them in the last 48h in experimental/i386:

thrift ruby-rack-livereload cyrus-imapd libcgns gmerlin-avdecoder polyml musescore-snapshot xrdp nvidia-texture-tools sphinxsearch scap-workbench libgpiv autogen jmh libkryo-java sawfish iem-plugin-suite lensfun macromoleculebuilder libxslt markdown

54 packages (11.7% of 462) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 54 (47.0% of 115) of them in the last 48h in experimental/i386:

osmo-hlr libosmo-sccp r-cran-mutoss python-dynasor grok onnxscript fckit odc llama.cpp meson xorgxrdp rust-nitrokey procdump liblsl esdm golang-github-google-cel-spec node-solid-jose zeekctl vault etesync-dav ruby-devise-i18n code-saturne libewf node-trust-jwa freebayes go-cpe-dictionary mediagoblin php-sabre-vobject# daq phonetisaurus groestlcoin critterding vuls opensnitch reiser4progs ectrans osmo-iuh grpc node-jsonld r-bioc-alabaster.matrix android-cuttlefish qtdeclarative-opensource-src rocm-llvm r-cran-ggm r-cran-alakazam r-bioc-alabaster.base pizzly r-bioc-densvis sccache tinysvm imip-agent eccodes-python rust-nitrokey-sys tensorflow

299 packages (64.7% of 462) successfully built reproducibly in total, 36 (31.3% of 115) of them in the last 48h in experimental/i386:

php-laravel-framework libvirt postgresql-18 badger graphviz+ golang-github-ulikunitz-xz ruby-google-apis-storage-v1 libjs-bootbox glaze lomiri-push-service ruby-request-store gucharmap php-nrk-predis glew json-simple yorick-optimpack auto6to4 node-dompurify php-psr-http-message batctl autoconf-archive snakeyaml alfred tomcatjss rust-libcst draco vdr-plugin-wirbelscan libxc emacs-lsp-haskell irssi-rocketchat poti m2m-aligner libdevel-ptkdb-perl cnrun libvirt-tck liborcus

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