Assign Domain during feature class creation in Pro

[HeatherScroggins]

Within ArcCatalog when you are creating a new feature class you have the option to assign a domain to a field.

When creating a feature class in ArcGIS Pro, you don't have that option.

Am I missing something? Can you really not assign domains during the creation process in Pro? If so, why not?

Further information:

Both screenshots came from working on the same file geodatabase.

The feature class I am trying to create is within a feature dataset.

My version of ArcGIS Pro is 2.4.3.

[JoeBorgione]

Remember, everything is a geoprocessing tool in Pro.  You first need to run the create domain tool, followed by the assign domain to field tool.

[HeatherScroggins]

The domains have already been created. I created them before starting the process of creating a feature class.

[JoeBorgione]

And this doesn't do the trick for you:  followed by the assign domain to field tool.

[HeatherScroggins]

I know how to assign domains. I can assign domains just fine on the Fields page of a feature class. That isn't my question.

My question refers to assigning domains during the Create Feature Class process like you can do in ArcCatalog. I'm trying to figure out if Pro does this and it's just not working for me or if it doesn't do it at all and I need to do yet another step to assign domains. 

[JoeBorgione]

My question refers to assigning domains during the Create Feature Class process like you can do in ArcCatalog

Well....  It looks like that isn't possible. From the help topic:

Assign Domain To Field

Summary

Sets the domain for a particular field and, optionally, for a subtype. If no subtype is specified, the domain is only assigned to the specified field.

Usage

• Domain management involves the following steps:

  1. Create the domain using the Create Domain tool.
  2. Add values to or set the range of values for the domain using the Add Coded Value to Domain tool or Set Value For Range Domain tool.
  3. Associate the domain with a feature class using this tool.