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

49 packages (5.2% of 945) failed to build reproducibly in total, 1 (3.6% of 28) of them in the last 48h in experimental/armhf:

pandas#

135 packages (14.3% of 945) failed to build from source in total, 5 (17.9% of 28) of them in the last 48h in experimental/armhf:

lnav qbs qwt golang-github-urfave-cli-v2 node-readable-stream

147 packages (15.6% of 945) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 4 (14.3% of 28) of them in the last 48h in experimental/armhf:

golang-opentelemetry-proto etesync-dav kf6-kauth esdm

585 packages (61.9% of 945) successfully built reproducibly in total, 17 (60.7% of 28) of them in the last 48h in experimental/armhf:

gdal rust-zstd libimobiledevice ktls-utils taglib hydrogen php-psr-http-message ruby-net-ldap tools-namespace-clojure ruby-kramdown-rfc2629 cubew krb5-auth-dialog gnome-shell-extension-runcat ruby-sprockets libstreamvbyte scheme-bytestructures tlsh

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