Overall that looks just like more cmake transition fallout, uff. I'll look into
it.
Thanks for testing + reporting!
PRIVATE vs PUBLIC depends on whether said linkage is private to the library or
not, this is relevant for (other) software using these libraries. For example,
librpm has PUBLIC linkage to librpmio because in order to use librpm, one
*must* also link to librpmio. However most of rpm's dependencies are of no
concern to other software (eg you don't need to link to liblua in order to use
librpm), these are PRIVATE linkages.
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