Currently, Studio features a fairly robust renaming system:

• If a Resource is renamed, it gets renamed everywhere its employed.
• If a Data Structure or Data Property get renamed, they get renamed in other Data Structures that employ them.

However, we have a gap in this system in that when a DataProperty is renamed, it does not get renamed in the Property-level Binding its employed in.

This results in, following a renaming of a DataProperty, to have to update every Binding bound to a DataProperty in every instance where its used.

Repro Steps:

1) Create a Studio Project featuring a MainPage.xaml, and place a TextBlock within it.

2) From the Data Panel, create a Data Structure, featuring a 'Number' Data Property.

3) From the Data Panel, create a Data Set for the Data Structure created in Step 2), and apply it to the Page.
If desired, the Number Value for the Property created in Step 2) can be input at this Stage too.

4) Select the TextBlock on the Stage, and in its 'Text' Property, select 'Create Binding', and from the Binding's 'Context' Tab , bind it to the DataProperty created in Step 2).
At this point, the number set in the DataSet should be reflected in the TextBlock.

5) Return to the DataPanel, select the DataStructure containing the Number Data Property, then double-click on its name and give it a new name.

Observe how the TextBlock on the Stage no longer displays the value that was displaying until this point.

6) Select the TextBlock once again, and expand the 'Text' Property to view where it is receiving its Binding from.
Observe that the Property is still displaying a stale, no longer-existing Data Binding.

Expected Results: When a DataProperty is renamed, its name is updated everywhere where it's employed.