I just uploaded my nodejs app on Heroku which makes a post request on my localhost 127.0.0.1 my localhost server is on PHP which takes a file and some data and generates an invoice but the problem is I get this error in the Heroku log when my deployed node server tries to make a post request to my PHP server using Axios.
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You can see there is a message This is an error ignore that because I concatenated that with the error.
I would appreciate any help thanks.:)
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