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Every run produces a result. Where that result lives depends on how you ran it.

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On the node, or in history

A single-node run keeps its result on the node. Each node has its own append-only list of past runs, so the output stays right there, next to the node that made it. It does not create a run history entry. A full workflow run — or any run from the Runner — is captured as a run in the history instead. Both the editor and the Runner surface that history. Open a past run and you see every node’s output for that one run, together.

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The takeaway

To revisit one node’s recent outputs, look at the node. To revisit a whole run, open history. Results are kept either way. Both lists are append-only — nothing is overwritten — so you can compare runs against each other and look back over time.
Don’t go hunting for a single-node test in the run history. It was never recorded there — it’s on the node you ran.

Running a single node

Test one node in isolation — the result stays on that node.

Running the full workflow

Run the whole chain end to end and capture it in history.