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# The pipeline list
## Introduction
Most work with pipelines starts from your [pipelines list](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]. All existing pipelines are organised by [group](#organising-the-pipeline-list), with options to find specific pipelines by name, view deployments, add/delete pipelines, and organise your list:
## Managing pipelines
Each pipeline is displayed as a single list entry, where the coloured icon indicates the status of the last run.
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From here, you can carry out all key tasks with pipelines. Find out more using the links below.
Opening a pipeline in the editor
Click the name of a pipeline to open the pipeline in the editor (i.e. to view or update the pipeline structure, deploy the pipeline, etc.).
Viewing & managing pipeline deployments
Click the `deployments` option to view any deployments made for the pipeline. For example:
Use the toggle option to enable/disable a deployment, and click anywhere on a deployment tile to view more details. Here, you'll find the pipeline version number deployed, and any defined [triggers](/documentation/brigge-for-transformers/pipelines/pipeline-nodes/trigger-node.md):
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When a pipeline is [deployed](/documentation/brigge-for-transformers/pipelines/pipeline-versions-and-deployments.md), it is `enabled` by default. This means the pipeline runs automatically, as per the defined [trigger](/documentation/brigge-for-transformers/pipelines/pipeline-nodes/trigger-node.md) settings. For more information, please see [Pipeline deployments](/documentation/brigge-for-transformers/pipelines/pipeline-versions-and-deployments.md).
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Adding a pipeline
New pipelines must always be added to a group - find the required group and click the associated `add pipeline` button. For example:
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If you are just getting started with Brigge, you'll find that a new group is already in place. You can use this as-is, [rename](#renaming-a-group) it, or (if you have [added](#adding-a-group) at least one other group) [remove](#deleting-a-group) it.
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A new pipeline is opened in the editor, ready for you to name and [build](/documentation/brigge-for-transformers/pipelines/pipeline-nodes.md). At this point, the new pipeline is added to the pipeline list and named `New pipeline`. As soon as you change the name in the editor and save changes, the pipeline list is updated.
Deleting a pipeline
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Deleted pipelines are removed permanently - this action cannot be undone.
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To delete a pipeline from the pipeline list, click the 'trash' icon. For example:
## Organising the pipeline list
The pipeline list is organised by group. Find out more below.
Adding a group
You can create any number of groups to organise pipelines. First, click the `create group` button:
When prompted, enter a name for the group and save it. The group is added to the list immediately, ready for you to [add new pipelines](#adding-a-pipeline) or [drag in existing pipelines from other groups](#moving-pipelines).
Renaming a group
To rename a group, click the 'pencil' icon to the right of the existing name. For example:
Then change the name as needed and click the tick to confirm:
Deleting a group
A group can only be removed if it is empty. If the group that you want to remove contains pipelines, move them to a different group (or delete them if they are not used). When a group is empty, a `delete group` option is displayed:
Click `delete group` and confirm that you want to proceed when prompted.
Moving pipelines
You can drag and drop pipelines to a new position in the same group, or into a new group. Hover your cursor over the associated 'move' icon until it changes to 'move' mode:
Then click and drag the pipeline to its new position and release the cursor.
* If moving a pipeline to a different group, drag it roughly to the centre of the group and then drop.
* If moving a pipeline to a new position in the same group, drag it onto the pipeline that's currently in the required position, then drop.
[^1]: **How do I get there?**\
Select *pipelines* from the main navigation menu:
