When I make library updates, I not longer get the toast notifying me there are updates in files using the library. I have to discover them one by one and update each instance manually. Not sure why this changed, but it’s very time consuming and dangerous when I can’t rely on prototypes, etc. having the latest updates to components.
UPDATE: now it seems to not be pushing updates at all. I’ve already tried repairing all component connections via the Quick Actions
Hey @Mollie ,
Thanks for flagging this, this looks buggy!
Can you confirm if have you been able to publish successfully in the past? If this issue has arisen suddenly, there might be a problem.
Library issues are usually specific to the library itself, so we’d need to look at the files/libraries themselves to get an idea of what we’d recommend (or find any bugs that are hiding).
Here is a reminder with our guide on how publish a library.
I’d recommend you to reach out directly to the support team with a copy of your file: here
Please make sure you use the email associated with your Figma account, include a screen recording of this not working, links to the file in question, and share access with support-share@figma.com. Thank you!
Hey Celine, yes it was working before. If I do OPT + CMD + O and go to the “update all” tab I can manually pull all the library updates now. A colleague recommended this thankfully.
Just don’t get the toast notifying of updates with CTA to update all.
I’m unable to share the file due to confidentiality unfortunately.
I guess I’m facing the same issue. When I update a component from the master library, I’m not receiving the notification to update the instances in the file that’s using the library. i have to manually update each instance one by one or re-pull the whole library. Before, Figma was displaying a toast asking to update, now we have to manually update each instance or as said, re-pull the library.
Is this a bug or a feature? looks like the more you work on improving things the more you forget about ux best practices.