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I was testing Opencart Application APIs in Postman. Application was installed in desktop and to enable the application Localhost is needed. I had to create a session to generate a token to start the testing of “Add to cart” functionality of Opencart. But when I send the session request in Postman the response is showing the localhost dashboard instead of showing the token in Postman response section.
And also Status saying “200 OK” but it also showing that “Certification has expired”
Now I don’t understand why “Certification has expired” showing on in Postman response part.
Can anyone help me to understand this situation why it is happening? and How do I solve this issue?

I recently joined a new project, and unfortunately, it’s riddled with bugs, leaving customers frustrated despite the significant budget we’ve allocated for testing. I suspect that our test pyramid might not be well-balanced. I know we have some tests in place, including unit tests, automated integration tests, and manual end-to-end (E2E) tests. However, I’m trying to figure out how to assess whether our test pyramid is properly structured for this project. Any advice on how to evaluate this?