Currently, we use 1.0.0 for @since tags in the codebase. This is fine for now since we haven't released an actual version yet. Later on it may not work because some already implemented tickets might be postponed and included into later releases which means that we will need amend @since tags manually to match the release number.

What we can do is to start using @since n.e.x.t tags for new functions, methods, filters and actions instead of entering the exact release number. Then we can implement an npm script that will replace n.e.x.t with the correct version.