Keeping webhook active by selecting it as the trigger?

On one of my scenarios, I initially had a Custom Webhook as the trigger.

But this scenario is long and I wanted to work specifically on a section of it without going through all the created modules on each test run. So I created a second scenario to isolate the part I wanted to work on. On this new and shorter scenario, I changed the trigger to a Google Docs module.

When going back to the scenario today, I learnt that my webhook had expired. In some of the previous posts in the community, I learnt that a webhook is automatically removed when inactive and that it is considered so when not attached to any scenario. So I suppose that if I had kept the Custom Webhook module as the trigger, the webhook would have been considered still active and, consequently, wouldn’t have been automatically removed. Could anyone please confirm?

Yes, always switch your trigger back to your Custom Webhook module and Save, before leaving the scenario editor.

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Got it. Thanks for the prompt reply, @samliew !