That means if a hidden layer is sticking out to the left of the visible layers, when you resize the artboard it will stick out the left side of the artboard's X axis.
The positioning of the artboard's layers with respect to the artboard's top-left corner will only consider visible layers. The relative positioning of all layers on the artboard is always preserved. I believe that once you’ve left the circle alone, it can not then be resized unless you want to try and use the scale. Hello, I’m quite new to this also but by chance by question is similar. However, if you have a very large Sketch file with tons of artboards on the page, I'm not sure what kind of performance impact that'll have. If the circle hasn’t been modified, you can change the radius by Selecting it and entering the new radius in Entity Info. Resize all the artboards on the current page with Cmd+ Ctrl+ Shift+ Z. You can also resize one or more selected artboards (or the parent artboards of one or more selected child layers) all at once. Hitting Ctrl+ Shift+ Z resizes the parent artboard of your currently selected layer. It does not store any personal data.Having not previously found a good solution to this problem, I went and built a plugin to do just that. 
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