Packages in experimental/amd64 tested in the last 48h for build reproducibility

43 packages (5.0% of 857) failed to build reproducibly in total, 5 (5.5% of 91) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:

gnustep-gui jpeg-xl opensubdiv qtbase-opensource-src### scipy

120 packages (14.0% of 857) failed to build from source in total, 24 (26.4% of 91) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:

pg-cron jbig2-imageio simtools nvidia-texture-tools darkice sphinxsearch kopete polyml sawfish phpunit-comparator phpunit-diff phpunit-lines-of-code phpunit-complexity phpunit-object-enumerator inkscape budgie-desktop golang-github-google-cel-go mediagoblin puppet musescore-snapshot broker netavark scalapack safeclib

64 packages (7.5% of 857) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 11 (12.1% of 91) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:

enhanceio tensorflow sequitur-g2p breezy php-sabre-vobject# imip-agent kf6-purpose rust-gvdb-macros vuls phonetisaurus signon-kwallet-extension

623 packages (72.7% of 857) successfully built reproducibly in total, 49 (53.8% of 91) of them in the last 48h in experimental/amd64:

kf6-qqc2-desktop-style kdegraphics-mobipocket rust-glycin-utils rust-wayland-egl esdm dtkcore rust-protobuf-support jflex rt-extension-commandbymail dgit-test-dummy scribus-ng tools-build-clojure cnrun kf6-syndication auto6to4 subethasmtp gcc-defaults dash glibc node-gyp gnome-shell-extension-runcat gnome-shell-extension-shortcuts phpunit-cli-parser hdf5 mapserver rust-tiny-skia rust-alacritty-config-derive rust-cursor-icon rust-calloop-wayland-source lcms2 rust-alacritty-terminal rust-libheif-rs pytaglib rust-tiny-skia-path rust-libheif-sys rust-wayland-protocols-wlr rust-alacritty-config gnome-shell-extension-gsconnect protobuf libkiwix rust-xkeysym phpcpd libgcrypt20 pymupdf kf6-knewstuff libreoffice# kf6-kirigami uw-imap gnustep-back

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