Packages in bullseye/armhf where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied

161 (0.5%) packages where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied. Note that temporary failures (eg. due to network problems) are automatically rescheduled every 4 hours.

debug-me q2-dada2 pbbam eclipse-tracecompass xperia-flashtool openmw trinityrnaseq picolibc deal.ii pplacer q2-metadata pynn fdb gle-graphics openmolcas aseba shotcut+ sagetex libmaxmind-db-writer-perl unicycler ginkgocadx colmap sepp mindthegap pigx-rnaseq q2-cutadapt q2-feature-table q2-types q2-demux openscad nifti2dicom shovill enki-aseba qcumber fmit otb plasmidid snek cat-bat ruby-webauthn orpie paleomix kleborate haskell-cborg-json meshlabP qemu plastimatch ideep parallel-fastq-dump ipxe nattable skesa discosnp jftp eclipse-platform-ui ariba eclipse-platform-runtime eclipse-platform-resources eclipse-platform-debug xserver-xorg-video-glide+ pbseqlib proteinortho bpftrace libmiglayout-java jverein camitk bcalm biglybt equinox-p2 gasic gazebo eclipse-platform-team eclipse-linuxtools birdtray q2-feature-classifier lombok fuse-umfuse-iso9660 hibiscus libmaxmind-db-reader-xs-perl bochs+ fraqtive jameica openems eclipse-remote opensbi edk2 krita+ python-ete3 qwtplot3d equinox-bundles stegosuite fuse-umfuse-fat iannix minimac4 q2-quality-filter pyzoltan swtchart psortb fuse-umfuse-ext2 pyqwt3d seqsero q2-alignment eclipse-jdt-ui q2-quality-control libnet-works-perl balboa eclipse-jdt-debug srst2 libjogl2-java cloudcompare rsem fracplanet insubstantial sspace scilab win32-loader eclipse-platform-text dustrac# libjfreechart-java davmail swtcalendar fsm-lite storymaps swt-paperclips mm3d slib king bino shelxle blasr barrnap q2-taxa piccolo libiscwt-java virtualjaguar theli r-bioc-dupradar python-rocksdb pbdagcon sdrangelove pysph goldencheetah ruby-cose tuxguitar vite sight smrtanalysis libmmmulti libatomic-queue minia agda-stdlib sambamba arch-test doomsday biobambam2 metaphlan2 gubbins umps3 tetzle eclipse-swtchart macromoleculebuilder

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