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Reverse Engineer with option "UseDbContextSplitting": true gives compiler error on generated code

See original GitHub issue

Using VS2022 og reverse engineer with target "EF Core 6 (preview) and checking option “Split DbContext into Configuration classes” - then the generated code gives compiler error. There is a mixup in which generated code for Configuration class is written to the DbContext class. My generated code fails on:

DbContext - OnModelCreating():

            modelBuilder.ApplyConfiguration(new Configurations.TableNameConfiguration());

            });    // Does not belong here 

            });    // Does not belong here 

            OnModelCreatingPartial(modelBuilder);

And in the corresponding TableConfigurationClass

                entity.HasMany(d => d.ServiceParameter)
                .WithMany(p => p.ProfileParameter)
                .UsingEntity<Dictionary<string, object>>(
                    "ParameterConnection",
                    l => l.HasOne<ServiceParameter>().WithMany().HasForeignKey("ServiceParameterId").OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.ClientSetNull).HasConstraintName("FK_ParameterConnection_ServiceParameterDefinition"),
                    r => r.HasOne<ProfileParameter>().WithMany().HasForeignKey("ProfileParameterId").HasConstraintName("FK_ParameterConnection_ProfileParameterDefinition"),
                    j =>
                    {
                        j.HasKey("ProfileParameterId", "ServiceParameterId");

                        j.ToTable("ParameterConnection");

                        j.HasIndex(new[] { "ServiceParameterId" }, "IX_ParameterConnection_ServiceParameterId");

            OnConfigurePartial(entity);

In my project this happens on 2 Configuration classes - hence 2 * " });" on DbContext class. This is likely connected to Foreign key or Index definitions.

Correct code should be:

                    j =>
                    {
                        j.HasKey("ProfileParameterId", "ServiceParameterId");

                        j.ToTable("ParameterConnection");

                        j.HasIndex(new[] { "ServiceParameterId" }, "IX_ParameterConnection_ServiceParameterId");
                    });     // Missing in code file - written in DbContext.OnModelCreating method.

            OnConfigurePartial(entity);
        }