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See bug #1049271.

Thanks for the report, Zenon.

Coincidentally, fix for this is underway: [bug 1048867].
Related: [1].

[1] https://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/jing-trang.git/commit/?id=3091d22edcaf2a8a12b386382aabd54167026f4a

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1048867 ***

bug 1048867 is private, any chance of opening it up so I can follow the details within?

Pat, I think the reason why it was filed as private was because of
some internal references.  It is just like this one modulo build logs
as proof, really.  (Most interesting part at this point is probably [1].)

Nevertheless, the fixed build has been done and making its way further.