My use case is the following: I have a folder with some files and would like to generate a unit test for every file. Since JUnit is not supporting anything like that I was thinking of using the SoftAssertions class instead. Unfortunately the test function itself is not under my control and uses JUnit assertions resulting in AssertionErrors.

I would like to catch those AssertionErrors and throw them again inside the SoftAssertions instance. I got two ideas for how this could work:

try {
    doTest(something);
} catch (AssertionError e) {
    softAssertions.rethrow(e);
}

of even simpler:

softAssertions.rethrow(() -> {
    doTest(something);
});

the only thing possible as of today looks like this:

try {
    doTest(something);
} catch (Throwable e) {
    softAssertions.assertThat(e).isNull();
}

but this is not printing the stacktrace or any other details of the caught exceptions.