The name of the pipeline is out of view by the time you've scrolled down to the delete button, so if you switch tabs it's possible to forget which pipeline you're looking at.
I think that given there's no undo, it'd be good to use a confirmation step of "type the pipeline name in to confirm deletion" like the one used when deleting GitHub repositories.
Making the copy read Delete the ${pipeline.name} pipeline? instead of Delete this pipeline? would be a good first step, though!
The name of the pipeline is out of view by the time you've scrolled down to the delete button, so if you switch tabs it's possible to forget which pipeline you're looking at.
I think that given there's no undo, it'd be good to use a confirmation step of "type the pipeline name in to confirm deletion" like the one used when deleting GitHub repositories.
Making the copy read
Delete the ${pipeline.name} pipeline?instead ofDelete this pipeline?would be a good first step, though!