Fedora 32 upgrade via dnf resulted in functioning half-upgrade

I made the upgrade from Fedora 31 to 32 using 'dnf system-upgrade'. I've done successful upgrades with this before. Download and installation appeared to work fine. The system rebooted without trouble. To ensure the system was fully updated, I ran 'dnf update' only to find that it claimed module dnf did not exist. I did some tinkering and installed the Fedora 32 rpm, python, gpgme, and dnf packages via rpm. dnf function is restored; however, tries to install Fedora 31 packages. cat /etc/fedora-release output is "Fedora release 32 (Thirty Two)." My system continues to boot and function otherwise correctly, but I'm unable to make upgrades. I try to use 'dnf update --releasever=32 --allowerasing' but just yields conflicts between the installed fc31 packages and the desired fc32 packages. I'm about to start a quest to install the conflicting packages using rpm, but I'm hoping for some help "properly" correcting the issue. Thanks in advance.