How to use EF Core in applications targeting .NET Framework 4.8 after EF Core 3.1 end of support?

[bairog]

In December 2022 EF Core 3.1 will reach EOL. It is the only EF Core version available for applications targeting .NET Framework 4.8. .NET Framework 4.8 is still supported (since its lifecycle is tied to Windows) and ironically EF 6.4.4 is still supported (since there are currently no plans to end support). It is strongly encouraged that new applications and existing applications that are in active development use EF Core. @ajcvickers How it is planned to use EF Core (in a supported manner of course) in applications targeting .NET Framework 4.8 after EF Core 3.1 end of support (December 3, 2022)?