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From a practical perspective, a package that is released but has failing tests can be installed and will probably build, but the test failures indicate that the package probably has bugs.

You will need to review the test failures to determine whether the failing tests indicate bugs that will be a problem for you or not. For example, if you're not trying to use the libraries or controllers where the tests are failing, then the package will probably work OK.

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