Entity Framework Core 6 now scaffolds Nullable Reference Types (NRTs) usage into generated models

In Entity Framework Core 6 when using the database first approach Nullable Reference Types (NRTs) usage will now be scaffolded into the generated models…

More info about Nullable Reference Types (NRTs).
More examples of the new NRT scaffolding in EF Core 6.


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