Set proper last version for salt #282
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Salt official releases have a 3-part version scheme, but they also push 2-part tags to github, which are not official releases. For example the last official release is 2019.2.1. 2019.8 is available as tag on github, but not as release (and also not available on pypi, which they consider the official source for releases[0]). [0]:saltstack/salt#41847
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Salt official releases have a 3-part version scheme, but they also push
2-part tags to github, which are not official releases.
For example the last official release is 2019.2.1. 2019.8 is
available as tag on github, but not as release (and also not available
on pypi, which they consider the official source for releases0).