Add '@Deprecated' annotation to update() methods

[tati-qalified]

Impact

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes expected existing functionality)
• [ X ] Enhancement/New feature (adds functionality without impacting existing logic)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to change)

Description

Some update() methods were missing the '@deprecated' annotation, which made the javadocs outdated. I added the annotation to these methods:

• update(String contexts, Writer output)
• update(Contexts contexts, Writer output)
• update(Contexts contexts, LabelExpression labelExpression, Writer output)
• update(Contexts contexts, LabelExpression labelExpression, Writer output, boolean checkLiquibaseTables)

Things to be aware of

This will change the javadocs documentation

Things to worry about

It's my understanding that all liquibase.update() methods are deprecated. If not, ignore this PR.

[MalloD12]

I think it would be nice if we also add some javadoc recommending users to use CommandScope. Something like:

 /**
 * @deprecated use {@link CommandScope}
 */**

What do you guys think about it? cc: @tati-qalified @filipelautert

[tati-qalified]

@MalloD12 sounds good, I see that you've already merged to master, should I push the changes here or create another PR?

[MalloD12]

@MalloD12 sounds good, I see that you've already merged to master, should I push the changes here or create another PR?

Tati, this has not been not merged yet. I just merged master into your branch. So, feel free to update this one.

Thanks,
Daniel.

[tati-qalified]

Woops, I saw "merged master into master" and thought it was the other way around. I'll update the code.

[tati-qalified]

Updated. Are we good to go? Any other suggestions?

[MalloD12]

Updated. Are we good to go? Any other suggestions?

Nothing else from my side, thank you @tati-qalified!