Suppress Deprecation Requires Entry For Each Line in 3.0 EAP - Bug Or Not? Follow

Prior to 3.0, this worked fine:

      /** @noinspection PhpDeprecationInspection */
      $iSQLUserID         = _USERID;
      $sSQLEventDate      = Format::SQLDate($sEventDate, false);
      $sSQLSummary        = mysql_escape_string($sSummary);
      $sSQLDescription    = mysql_escape_string($sDescription);
      $sSQLLocation       = mysql_escape_string($sLocation);
      $sSQLRecurringRate  = mysql_escape_string($sRecurringRate);
      $sSQLIntervalRate   = "INTERVAL $iRecurringNum $sRecurringRate";

Now, I have to do this, or I still get warnings:

           $iSQLUserID         = _USERID;
      $sSQLEventDate      = Format::SQLDate($sEventDate, false);
      /** @noinspection PhpDeprecationInspection */
      $sSQLSummary        = mysql_escape_string($sSummary);
      /** @noinspection PhpDeprecationInspection */
      $sSQLDescription    = mysql_escape_string($sDescription);
      /** @noinspection PhpDeprecationInspection */
      $sSQLLocation       = mysql_escape_string($sLocation);
      /** @noinspection PhpDeprecationInspection */
      $sSQLRecurringRate  = mysql_escape_string($sRecurringRate);
      $sSQLIntervalRate   = "INTERVAL $iRecurringNum $sRecurringRate";

Is that a bug?