| Hi, I think it usually means you are running with compiler level X and the aspectjrt.jar that has been found to support that compiler is not level X.
In your situation suggests you are using a 1.8.2 compiler (e.g. aspectjtools 1.8.2) with a 1.8.3 runtime jar. It is only a warning and since nothing has changed in that jar between versions, you should be ok. But I can see in your pom you are wanting to use a 1.8.3 compiler…
Your maven project compiled fine for me, I even emptied out my org/aspectj area of my m2 repository and rebuilt, still fine. Maybe clean yours out?
cheers, Andy
Hello, I'm an author of aspect4log framework recently, several users reported that during the build they receive the following warning: [WARNING] bad version number found in /home/someuser/.m2-oss/repository/org/aspectj/aspectjrt/1.8.3/aspectjrt-1.8.3.jar expected 1.8.2 found 1.8.3 <unknown source file>:<no line information> a sample demonstrating this warning during maven build can be found here https://github.com/yilativs/aspect4log-aspectj-compiletime-sampleCan someone please explain, what does this warning mean and how to fix it? (Despite the warning everything works perfect).
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