When you say “Debug mode” are you referring to “Version-test”?
yes exactly @rpetribu
With debug mode, it doesn’t actually change anything unless you ran it in Slow mode or Step-by-step. Then the timing would run different from non debug mode.
If it’s working in dev mode no matter what, but not the deployed/live mode you need to add that database item in your live database too.
I don’t know… but one thing that is very common is forget to update your webhook link in your POST.
The webhook link Bubble generates to detect your POST is generated with the path “version-test/” what means that all your POSTs will only affect “version-test”.
This explains why your POST may be working only in version test…
Ah! Got it!
Yes I updated the webhook link itself to the “live mode” version and it is now working in live mode!
Well, that seems to be it guys and I appreciate all the help there @rpetribu @tylerboodman
To mark this answer as correct, heres what I did:
- Webhook triggers (Make sure that it triggers with the live API endpoint, not the development one)
- Updates Field
- This would then make the updated date field in the DB to greater than the “state” date
- This would then trigger the “do when”
- The first step in the workflow is to then update the “states” date so that it comes after the updated date, hence, not continually running as you mentioned
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Yey! Nice to know! 
This guy farmed his own 
Solution and 2 likes 
Unbelievable…
Let’s see what @keith think about it 
Is that not etiquette? Do you get support points or something that I dont know about? If so, I am happy to make your solution the one if so, I just thought it was easier to consolidate… or maybe you were just kidding?
I wouldn’t wait on @keith … Seems like hes just a big fan of commenting strange remarks on peoples posts and then not providing any real insight at all
No I’m just kidding 
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