Lineage view is great for showing dependencies between items in a workspace, but it sadly doesn't show data connections. My idea is that when you go to the Manage Connections and Gateways page, clicking on a connection should offer you the option to see what pipelines, etc. are using or reference that connection. This would allow users to quickly identify and remove orphaned connections that may have been created temporarily as part of a proof of concept, or some experimentation.
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