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Android Studio 3.3 missing jetpack creation option

Android Studio 3.3 (Canary 12) does not have an option called "Activity & Fragment + ViewModel" and related configuration to create a Jetpack app (running on Windows 10).

Any suggestions?

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Joe White Avatar asked Sep 28 '18 19:09

Joe White


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1 Answers

This is a late follow-up, but I am experiencing the same bug on the now stable version 3.3 of Android Studio ("Activity & Fragment + ViewModel" does not appear on creation of a Jetpack application).

My current workaround is to create an application with "No Activity" and add the activity after the project has been created by going to New -> Activity -> Fragment + Viewmodel and adding it that way.

I assume it is a bug, not a feature and am looking for other posts about this issue. Not sure if Google is aware of it.

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Mark Fonte Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 01:10

Mark Fonte