Pipeline1 contains a temporary final stage named final1. To allow User1 to delete final1 when testing is complete while following least-privilege principles, at which permission level should you grant User1 access?

Granting User1 permissions at the pipeline level allows them to manage specific pipelines, including deleting stages within those pipelines, without granting broader access to other pipelines or organizational settings. This adheres to the principle of least privilege, as User1 can perform the necessary task (deleting a stage in Pipeline1) without having unnecessary permissions at the organization, project, or even stage level (which would imply managing all stages across all pipelines or projects). Organization-level permissions are too broad, granting access to all pipelines and settings. Project-level permissions are also too broad, affecting all pipelines within a project. Stage-level permissions are not a direct access control level for deleting stages; rather, stage-specific approvals or checks are configured within a pipeline's definition.