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@simonmichal And here's the cause:
Bugzilla: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2001063 asked to introduce symbol versions, and this was done in:
https://git.centos.org/rpms/json-c/c/aa505d489ccc4ad2e2abfcc61b08b8f8b272c4f4?branch=c8s
That seems like a rather sensible change, but of course it's breaking backwards compatibility.
I think the summary is that packages built on CentOS X Stream may not work / not install on the last release versions of any of the various rebuild distros. I'm also unsure about the "guarantees" of the Stream development workflow concerning backwards compatibility (after all, it's a testing ground before a point release,so it should be possible for breaking changes to be reverted).
On the other hand, I would expect it to be significantly more likely that packages built on one of the rebuild distros run fine on Stream.
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