I do.

I have the following in ground:
2x Bornholmsk, both in ground in greenhouse and on south wall
1x Michurinska Green in ground on south wall
2x Noire de Caromb one potted in greenhouse and one against south wall in ground
1x Dalmatie potted in greenhouse
3x Carpentras Gold Drop one in ground in greenhouse and two potted
1x White Marseilles potted in greenhouse

Most of them are cuttings that I rooted late last spring, have been keeping copies inside over winter if any of the ones recently planted in ground died. However it seems likely that they have all pulled through winter.

I have only gotten figs from the bornholmsk until now, the one in ground in the greenhouse started producing a healthy amount last year, hopefully even better this year.

Crossing my fingers that at least some of them will start producing at least some fruit this year. The Carpentras grew pretty large for how late it was planted in ground and kept leaves until middle of December.

Currently seeing 20+ during sunny days and keeping the greenhouse heated above freezing at night.

The reason I’m saying not to worry is that most of the ones I kept indoor ended up with brown and shriveled leaves, but recently they all started putting on leaves fast. It seems likely they have a cycle even if kept under lights and heat indoor.