Description of problem:

I use a few Bluetooth accessories and for a better user experience modify configuration in /etc/bluetooth/main.conf, namely FastConnectable, ReconnectAttempts and ReconnectIntervals parameters. There's not a more appropriate file I could find that I could put the parameters in instead.

In a Reddit thread[1] I was pointed to a kernel mailing list thread[2] which says

> We already structured that /etc/bluetooth/main.conf is optional and that
> package managers / distros should only install it if they really know what
> they are doing. If an upgrade of a package overwrites /etc/bluetooth/main.conf
> then it is doing something wrong (mind you we don’t install it by default).

My understanding is that, based on that thread, the file should be %config(noreplace) instead of %config.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Fedora/comments/119rz61/how_to_persist_user_changes_to
[2] https://lore.kernel.org/all/3DAED89D-72AC-4D38-A092-D2A52AEEE5BB@holtmann.org/ 


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

N/A


How reproducible:

On every bluez package upgrade that contains changes to main.conf


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install bluez package if not present yet
2. Make user changes to /etc/bluetooth/main.conf
3. Upgrade bluez package to a version that contains modifications to the file


Actual results:

User changes to main.conf are "lost" (moved to .rpmsave)


Expected results:

User changes to main.conf are preserved throughout package upgrades without further manual actions needed.


Additional info:

N/A