Return exit codes based on validation about audit-ci

[quinnturner]

This is definitely the desired behaviour 👍

[quinnturner]

IMO it would be best if we returned the exit code received from the original audit unless the exit code was non-zero due to a vulnerability that is whitelisted or below the specified level. This handles cases of other potential codes such as codes related to network errors, invalid registry, etc. At a minimum, it should return 1 if there's a non-whitelisted vulnerability above the level specified.

[dubbha]

Currently exit code 0 is always returned no matter whether there are vulnerabilities or not.

Um.. Are you sure that is the case? I mean the whole idea of the wrapper is for it to fail

if there's a non-whitelisted vulnerability above the level specified

in a CI environment,which basically means it returns a non-zero exit-code. I am pretty sure that's exactly what's happening.

[binarykitchen]

Sorry I was wrong. When it fails it returns exit code of 1. When it passed, it returns 0. To verify this, run the echo $? command afterwards.