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Start by installing the EF Core template package for `dotnet new`:
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```dotnetcli
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dotnet new install Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Templates::7.0.0-*
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dotnet new install Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Templates
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> [!TIP]
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> The version suffix `::7.0.0-*` installs the latest prerelease version of the template package. It can be omitted once the final version of EF Core 7 is released.
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Now you can add the default templates to your project. Do this by running the following command from your project directory.
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You can now customize the scaffolded code when reverse engineering an EF model from a database. Get started by adding the default templates to your project:
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```dotnetcli
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dotnet new install Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Templates::7.0.0-*
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dotnet new install Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Templates
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