feat: query host to check if dhcp rehydration feature is enabled before issuing dhcp request #3318
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…ending workaround dhcp request if so
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Reason for Change:
There is a temporary workaround in swiftv2 linux which requires the cni to send a dhcp request when adding secondary nics. A more permanent fix is available, but once that is merged in, cni will still attempt to send the dhcp request and will fail perpetually. This PR adds a check to see if the dhcp rehydration feature (the more permanent fix) is enabled on the host before sending the dhcp request.
Issue Fixed:
See above
Requirements:
Notes:
Only affects swiftv2 linux setups with delegated nics