$app->enqueueMessage(
			Text::_($count > 0 ? 'COM_ASSOCIATIONS_DELETE_ORPHANS_SUCCESS' : 'COM_ASSOCIATIONS_DELETE_ORPHANS_NONE'),
			'message'
		);

I have absolutely no idea what the meaning of your two posts is other than to confirm what I wrote

@brianteeman you wrote If you click on delete orphans the action is performed without any further confirmation.

@infograf768 posted screens where deleting orphans is confirmed.

Seems that I missed something?

@brianteeman and @gostn

If you click on delete orphans the action is performed without any further confirmation.

We DO have a confirmation as demonstrated above by the code and the screenshots, message depending if there were orphans to delete and deletion occurred or not.

I also wonder, as @chmst does, if I have missed something.
Would it be that you expect a js pop-up confirmation of the action before performing it?
If that is the case, it is totally unnecessary. The action is performed in the same way as Rebuilding menu Items or Rebuilding Update Sites or Deleting Cache or Clearing Update Cache.

OK it was lost in translation then.

When you click on Delete All Associations you are asked to confirm that you want to do this

When you click on Delete Orphans you do not

As I said above

If that is the case, it is totally unnecessary. The action is performed in the same way as Rebuilding menu Items or Rebuilding Update Sites or Deleting Cache or Clearing Update Cache.

We never need the choice to stop performing the action.
Closing as not a bug

We never need the choice to stop performing the action.

Why not. Its a permanent action. How is it different to delete associations?

The only thing it does is clean up db of remains of wrong associations entries. Basically, if one has played with associations and deleted some, one may sometimes have wrong remains. This gets rid of them for ever. It is useless to choose not to.