update the default build farm config url

[wjwwood]

Fixes #25

[wjwwood]

@jacquelinekay can you review and then deploy this?

[jacquelinekay]

how should I install python-ros-buildfarm so that I can test the prerelease command on Xenial?

[wjwwood]

You'll need to get the default branch of this repository, and install it into a virtualenv. And then you can continue as normal.

[wjwwood]

Not this repository, rather this one: https://github.com/ros-infrastructure/ros_buildfarm

[dirk-thomas]

I just released 1.1.0 of ros_buildfarm.

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[wjwwood]

Thanks, testing on my Xenial VM right now, someone else should try it out on Trusty for some variety.

[jacquelinekay]

oh oops I'm trying it on xenial right now

[wjwwood]

I can try on my Trusty VM too, afterwards.

[wjwwood]

Actually, I didn't have docker installed in my Xenail VM and it doesn't look like they have releases for Xenial yet. So I'm just going to try on Trusty.

[jacquelinekay]

Yeah, with regards to installing docker, when adding the deb sources I just replaced the distro name with "xenial and it worked.

anyway, the prerelease command worked! +1

[wjwwood]

Worked for me too.

[wjwwood]

@jacquelinekay can you merge this and deploy it?

[jacquelinekay]

Going to merge #27 (adds the logo) and deploy that too