As observed during a client call on May 19, 2025, renaming a Data Structure that is in-use breaks all bindings that were using it.

It is important to note that repro'ing/fixing this may be blocked by Auto-Crash Report # 767.
This ticket and # 767 share the same repro steps, but # 767 results in a crash. This means that in 0.219 it may not be possible to repro this ticket without crashing, and that the crash may need to first be fixed before addressing this ticket.

Because of this, the repro steps below are unverified and mostly based on memory of what we observed the client experiencing.

Repro Steps:

1) Create a Page containing a MainPage.xaml.
2) Create a Data Structure named 'MyDataStructure'.
3) Within 'MyDataStructure', create a String type Property named 'MyText'.
4) Create a Data Set for 'MyDataStructure' named 'MyDataSet' and apply it to the MainPage.xaml's root.
5) Set a 'MyText' value of "Hello World" within 'MyDataSet'.

6) Introduce a TextBlock to the MainPage.xaml, and set its 'Text' Property to be bound to the 'MyText' Data Property.
The on-screen text should now display "Hello World".

7) Rename the DataStructure named "MyDataStructure" to "YourDataStructure".
Observe how the on-screen Text no longer displays the expected "Hello World" (a Page close/re-open may be required to observe this).

Expected Results: Renaming a DataStructure, a DataStructure Property, or a DataSet doesn't break any existing bindings, and updates them in the same way that renaming a Resource, or renaming a Component does.