When you do that, only that specific node gets executed. Since your webhook node is configured to “respond with webhook,” no further steps are executed and that’s why you didn’t get any out in postman,
So now how you will run the workflow, To test the entire workflow, you need to start it from the canvas (see the screenshot below)
To test the whole workflow properly, use either of the two test buttons shown in the screenshot. These will run the entire workflow, not just a single node.
Steps to test:
Click one of the test buttons shown above.
Copy the test webhook URL into Postman.
After clicking the test button, make a request from Postman.
i get your point. My argument is each single attempts, i got to hit “Listen to test event” or “execute workflow” , wherelse if i promote it to production (active), i don’t need to do it each time but it consume my production quota.