I'd like the ability to delete deployments directly from the Deployments list without having to open each deployment individually.

Current workflow

Currently, the workflow is:

1. Open the deployment from the Deployments page.

2. Wait for the deployment details to load.

3. Open the actions menu.

4. Click Delete.

5. After deletion, you're redirected to the Overview page instead of back to the Deployments page.

6. Navigate back to Deployments.

7. Repeat for every deployment.

This becomes tedious when cleaning up multiple preview deployments or old deployments after testing. The redirect to the Overview page makes the process even slower because you lose your place in the Deployments list after every deletion.

Proposed solution

Allow deployments to be deleted directly from the Deployments page, for example by:

• Adding a Delete option to the three-dot menu for each deployment row.

• Supporting multi-select with bulk delete for deleting several deployments at once.

• Optionally allowing filters (e.g. Preview deployments) to be used with bulk actions.

If deployments must still be opened individually, deleting one should return the user to the Deployments page (preserving filters and scroll position) rather than redirecting to the project Overview.

Benefits

• Faster cleanup of preview deployments.

• Fewer page loads and less navigation.

• Better experience for projects that generate many deployments from pull requests and feature branches.

• More consistent with other dashboards that support actions directly from list views.

This would make deployment management much more efficient, especially for active projects with frequent deployments.