The amd64/arm64 builds are run very similarly (see the wrapper key in the configuration), which is very nice, but that means having lintian running under that wrapper in the arm64 case, which takes quite some time. That might be fine when builds are up-to-date. That's a little more annoying when catching up with a number of releases (as it's happening today).
It could make sense to investigate how much time could be shaved off by running lintian separately (and natively).
The
amd64/arm64builds are run very similarly (see thewrapperkey in the configuration), which is very nice, but that means havinglintianrunning under that wrapper in thearm64case, which takes quite some time. That might be fine when builds are up-to-date. That's a little more annoying when catching up with a number of releases (as it's happening today).It could make sense to investigate how much time could be shaved off by running
lintianseparately (and natively).