Packages in factory/x86_64 which failed to build from source

55 (0.3%) packages which failed to build from source in factory/x86_64: (this list is filtered and only shows unexpected ftbfs issues - see the list below for expected failures.)

dnf-plugins-core identity pspp lightsoff gnome-text-editor gnome-nibbles gnome-mahjongg gnome-font-viewer gnome-calculator Rivet soapy-hackrf soapy-osmo soapy-rtlsdr soapy-remote netcdf psi+ rook caja-actions ck python-pyshark rhythmbox-plugin-alternative-toolbar python-spyder-notebook hdf5 enigma dnf-plugins-extras clisp chromium-bsu aircrack-ng python-postorius deepin-start deepin-pw-check deepin-daemon deepin-api hypre rpmdevtools python-mailman-hyperkitty python-mailmanclient libprelude libpreludedb wyrmgus rpm-repos-openSUSE monitoring-plugins-mysql_health lammps libzypp-testsuite-tools guile scidavis python-gpstime cpprest osmo-bts piglit python-pgmagick qt6-multimedia rpmconf viewvc julia

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