When you sent a request to your url with /version-test in it that goes to the test version of your app, so when you remove that portion it goes to the live version of your app.
But if you have just been testing this whole time you still need to deploy live so the workflow exists in your live version
Then on your cron-job side of things remove the /version-test portion of the URL so it goes to your live version.
When the workflow doesn’t exists that’s what causes the error 404 you got
So you don’t need to reinitialize anything you already did that to set up your workflow and for it to “learn” your request data
You could also change from version-test to version-live, for example, right?
I mean, when configuring a bubble endpoint in some service that will send webhooks.