Unsure if this is what's causing it in this specific instance, but on *nix systems, a file or folder starting with a '.' indicates it should be hidden from the user by default. It's usually used for things like config folders.
Oh, then maybe the issue is on Mac and possibly Windows also
IIRC Macs function similarly to *nix, so it wouldn't be surprising if they handled dotfiles the same way, too.
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Unsure if this is what's causing it in this specific instance, but on *nix systems, a file or folder starting with a '.' indicates it should be hidden from the user by default. It's usually used for things like config folders.
Oh, then maybe the issue is on Mac and possibly Windows also
IIRC Macs function similarly to *nix, so it wouldn't be surprising if they handled dotfiles the same way, too.