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Fixing breaking change note #4841

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5 changes: 2 additions & 3 deletions docs/blog/0.44.md
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Expand Up @@ -24,9 +24,8 @@ As your project grows with more sources, models and dashboard we wanted to allow
Want to group related sources, models and dashboards by data source or department? Now you can!

### Breaking Change
As part of the new Rill Developer we have introduced a new keyword `type` that defines the type of file.
For existing projects your files will continue to work as is but if you want to move your files into a new or different directory then make sure you have either `type: source` for sources or `type: metrics_view` for Explore dashboards defined.
This change is not backwards compatible with Rill releases prior to 0.44.

As part of our new Rill Developer overhaul, we have introduced a new keyword `type` that defines the type of file. Please note that existing projects _will continue to work as is_ but if you wish to move your assets to new, non-native directories, then make sure you have either `type: source` added to your source YAML file or `type: metrics_view` added to your dashboard YAML file. Otherwise, the file explorer will complain about the resource type not being defined. Additionally, this change is **not** backwards compatible with Rill releases prior to v0.44.

## Alternative visualizations
When drilling into a metric you can now visualize and compare the metric as a grouped or stacked bar chart or as an area chart. This gives you more freedom to choose the visualization type that is the perfect fit for your data and use-case.
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