[CP 336] cni: Append fallback paths when resolving host-device binary#100
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When CNI_PATH is set by the container runtime (e.g., Multus on OpenShift sets it to /opt/cni/bin), getCNIPath() returned only that path without including the fallback locations. On OpenShift, the host-device binary is installed by the network operator's CNI plugins DaemonSet into /var/lib/cni/bin, which is part of the fallback but was never searched when CNI_PATH was set. Append fallbackCNIPluginPath to the runtime-provided CNI_PATH so that both locations are searched. Signed-off-by: Leonardo Ochoa-Aday <lochoa@redhat.com> (cherry picked from commit 6639a74783ac4a434404a7e71bb17f33beee4948)
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