Upgraded from 38 to 39 via dnf upgrade and other than having to reload my nvidia drivers, everything has been working wonderfully. Loving Gnome 45 too!
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Similar thing here on my MacBook, upgrade went smoothly just needed to force rebuild the kmod-wl package for the Broadcom wireless driver to restore networking.
Here's a link in case anyone runs into the same thing.