Soft assertions are types of assertions, in which the test execution does not stop if the test does not meet the assertion condition. The remaining tests are executed. If a test does not meet the assertion condition, at the method call assertAll it will fail.

Here is an example of using soft assertions:

@Test
public void assertAllMultipleFailuresAssertionErrorWithAllFailures(){
    SoftAsserts softAsserts = new SoftAsserts();
    
    boolean condition1 = false;
    boolean condition2 = false;
    
    softAsserts.assertTrue(condition1, "Condition 1 should be true");
    softAsserts.assertTrue(condition2, "Condition 2 should be true");
    
    softAsserts.assertAll();
}

It the above example, two conditions are false and tested to be true. Both will fail, however the test execution is not halted until the softAsserts.assertAll(); is called