Indicate When a Project Contains Private Files

Hi @Kenton_Quatman, Thank you for sharing your thought! I totally agree that your idea could be a big help to other members of our community.

I’ve tried to replicate the behavior of a project showing “0 files” even when there’s a private file in it, but so far, no luck. I might have missed something, so I’m going to explore internally to learn more.

If there’s anything I’ve misunderstood, please feel free to correct me.

Also, don’t forget to cast your vote for your idea! If any other community members agree with this, please show your support by voting it up!

Thanks,

Hey @Kenton_Quatman, it’s me again! After discussing with our internal team, we’d like to take a closer look at this specific project to understand the behavior better.

Could you please reach out to our support team directly at this link?: https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Please ensure you’re using the email address linked to your Figma account and kindly provide the name of the project where the hidden file is located(showing “0 files”), as well as the name of the team that the project belongs to. This information will allow our support team to conduct a more thorough investigation.

Thanks so much for your assistance!

I’ll follow up with support, but I would have to recreate the issue. When we’ve encountered this issue, we had to fix it by making sure the files were not private.