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[GH-ISSUE #6503] Folder hierarchy not displayed correctly inside Organizations #19225
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Originally created by @lagethomas on GitHub (Nov 29, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/issues/6503
Prerequisites
Vaultwarden Support String
When creating folders in My Vault using the pattern Parent/SubFolder, Vaultwarden correctly shows the nested hierarchy.
However, inside an Organization, folders created using the same pattern do not display the hierarchy.
They are shown only as Parent/SubFolder on a single level, unless the parent folder contains at least one item.
This results in inconsistent folder behavior between personal vaults and organizations.
To Reproduce
Go to an Organization.
Create a new folder using the format Parent/SubFolder.
Observe that:
The folder is created.
The correct nested hierarchy is not displayed unless the parent folder has an item.
Expected behavior
Folders inside Organizations should always show the same nested hierarchy structure as in My Vault, even if the parent folder is empty.
Screenshots
(If needed, you can attach screenshots here showing the difference between My Vault vs Organization behavior.)
Environment (please complete the following):
Vaultwarden version: (your version)
Deployment method: (Docker, bare-metal, etc.)
Browser & version:
OS:
Additional context
This appears to be a UI/UX inconsistency between personal vault and organization vault folder visualization.
Vaultwarden Build Version
1.34.3
Deployment method
Official Container Image
Custom deployment method
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Reverse Proxy
traefik
Host/Server Operating System
Linux
Operating System Version
Ubuntu 22.04
Clients
Web Vault
Client Version
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Steps To Reproduce
Go to an Organization.
Create a new folder using the format Parent/SubFolder.
Observe that:
The folder is created.
The correct nested hierarchy is not displayed unless the parent folder has an item.
Expected Result
Correction
Actual Result
Hierarquical incorrect
Logs
Screenshots or Videos
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Additional Context
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