Add option to fail if ignored identifiers weren't seen #339
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I frequently use
bundler-auditas a step in my CI/CD pipeline and will add an identifier to theignorelist to acknowledge that I know about the vulnerability but aren't able to upgrade the gem yet. In order to keep that list of ignored CVEs manageable, I would likebundler-auditto (optionally) fail if I've ignored an identifier but the scan did not find that identifier. This would force me to clean up the list of ignored identifiers after upgrading a gem.This change will only output a warning message when using the
textformat because I couldn't think of a non-breaking way to add it to the JSON and XML outputs. Maybe the option should be restricted to just thetextformat? It would probably be annoying to return an error code without providing an explanation about why.