@alikon How does that come? Who has decided for that name? Just am curious how it comes. But the new name fits well to our delayed project time schedule for J4. Maybe that was the reason? ;-)

It was a funny explanation from the "Spanish" folks of the expression "Mañana", which does not exactly always means tomorrow ..... but sometimes/unpredictable in the future....... and some of us thinked that :

"fits well to our delayed project time schedule for J4"

but i prefer it is an hope ?

@alikon Same as "domani" in Italian. E.g. if you need a hand worker to repair something in your home and you ask him when he can do that, he will say "mañana". And if you ask him again one day later he will say "mañana" ... and so on and so on ;-)

"professionalism"?

"un-professionalism" ?

I guess Inch’Allah woud have also fit... ?

Btw. in Germany we do that differently: We don't say "tomorrow", we say "next year". See the new Berlin airport as a reference, which should have been finished since 10 years or so ;-)

But we also can see it positive: Mañana can also mean that J4 is the future, and as Tom Petty once sang: "The future is wide open" :-)

Which code name is correct?
In Joomla 4.0.0 - 4.0.3 is in ROOT / libraries / src / Version.php is "Furaha", but here is Mañana.
Thanks for the reply.

Which code name is correct?
In Joomla 4.0.0 - 4.0.3 is in ROOT / libraries / src / Version.php is "Furaha", but here is Mañana.
Thanks for the reply.

Furaha is the correct one starting from 4.0.0
Mañana was used in the development time.

Thank you :-)

Documented here https://docs.joomla.org/Joomla!_Codenames by the way :)