I am looking on Fedora 36, and mine is still enabled, but there is a  google-chrome.repo.rpmnew file that has the initial setting of disabled, so if that file replaced your prior file for some reason then it would be disabled.

On Tue, Dec 6, 2022 at 8:03 AM Chris Adams <linux@cmadams.net> wrote:
I upgraded several systems from Fedora 35 to 37 a few weeks ago.  I
realized yesterday that one (my primary desktop of course) was not
getting updates to Google Chrome, which has had some important security
fixes recently.  I realized that the Google Chrome yum repo had been
disabled - checking my backups, it was disabled when I did the upgrade
from 35 to 37.

I'm not sure why that happened (and why only on one system, out of at
least four with that repo enabled and Chrome installed), but others that
have done Fedora release upgrades (via dnf system-upgrade) and use
Chrome from the yum repo might want to check that it's still enabled (so
they're still getting security updates).
--
Chris Adams <linux@cmadams.net>
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