Currently, we have introduced the ability to group Data Structures into Data 'Folders' (aka 'Namespaces').
Assigning a Structure to a Namespace involves creating a network on Folders and Sub-Folders using the 'GroupName.SubGroupName.Structure' name syntax.

However, this can currently only be performed one-by-one by editing the Namespace of each Structure.

In many/most cases, multiple Structures will be included per-folder.

During my first contact with this feature, I expected to be able to change the names of Namespaces by either:
1) Clicking on the Folder/Namespace in the Data Panel, and having its Properties Panel display a 'Namespace' field.
2) Double-clicking on the Folder/Namespace in the Data Panel directly, and being able to edit the TextBox on the spot.

In either of these operations, this would then change the Namespaces of all included Structures to reflect the new name assigned within the hierarchy.

Repro Steps:

1) Create a Studio Project featuring a MainPage.xaml

2) Navigate to the Data Panel, and create a bunch of named Data Structures.

3) Using the 'Namespace.FolderName' syntax, assign the Data Structures created in Step 2) to a couple Data Folders.
At the end of this, you should end up with Structures bundled inside of Folder/SubFolders.

4) Attempt to rename any of the Data Folders.

Observe how it can only be achieved by individually changing the Namespace of individual Data Structures, one at a time.

Expected Results: Data Folders can be renamed directly by editing the names of the Folders themselves