Fix up a few broken print statements

Author: Steve Bell

Scripts/build.py

@@ -10,13 +10,13 @@
 
 
 def build(project):
-    print "Building scheme {} ({}), please wait…".format(project.scheme(), project.current_config())
+    print("Building scheme {} ({}), please wait…".format(project.scheme(), project.current_config()))
     helpers.xcodebuild(project.scheme(), project.workspace(), project.current_build_config(), ["build"], project.build_base_dir())
-    print "Successfully built to {}".format(project.build_product())
+    print("Successfully built to {}".format(project.build_product()))
 
 
 def clean(project):
-    print "Cleaning scheme {} ({})".format(project.scheme(), project.current_config())
+    print("Cleaning scheme {} ({})".format(project.scheme(), project.current_config()))
     helpers.xcodebuild(project.scheme(), project.workspace(), project.current_build_config(), ["clean"], project.build_base_dir())
 
 

Scripts/publish.py

@@ -91,17 +91,17 @@ def publish_release(project, as_prerelease, as_draft, dry_run):
         hub_release.append('-d')
 
     if dry_run:
-        print "dry-run: {}".format(hub_release)
+        print("dry-run: {}".format(hub_release))
     else:
         subprocess.check_call(hub_release)
- 
+
 
 def publish_cmd(args):
     label = None if args.prerelease == False else "pre"
-    
+
     project = Project(os.getcwd(), "release", label)
 
-    print "Preparing release {}".format(project.release_tag_name())
+    print("Preparing release {}".format(project.release_tag_name()))
     if not args.force:
         helpers.assert_clean()
         helpers.assert_branch(project.release_branch())