Bug Report: Incorrect Variable Recognition and JSON Formatting Issues

Description:

While working with the system, I encountered an issue where variables in the body of a request are incorrectly recognized when they are formatted as ${var} (e.g., in a JSON payload). According to the official documentation, variables should be identified using the double-layer format ${[var]}. Therefore, it is my preliminary assessment that there is a bug in the variable recognition logic.

Please use the attached curl request to reproduce the issue.

This request exposes two problems:

Incorrect Variable Recognition: The variable ${var} is incorrectly being recognized and highlighted as a global variable instead of remaining unprocessed. Please refer to the attached screenshot for reference.
JSON Formatting and Color Display Issue: When the JSON is formatted and beautified, the syntax highlighting for the JSON content is incorrect due to the presence of ${}. This issue is also illustrated in the attached screenshot.

Expected Behavior:

Variables in the format ${var} should not be automatically recognized as global variables unless they are correctly formatted as ${[var]}.
JSON formatting and color display should remain accurate and unaffected by incorrectly formatted variables.

Steps to Reproduce:

Send a POST request with a JSON payload containing a variable in the format ${var}.
Observe the variable recognition and JSON formatting in the response or interface.

Impact:

This issue affects the correct processing of variables within JSON payloads and disrupts the expected behavior of JSON formatting and color display, leading to potential misinterpretation of data.

Suggested Fix:

The yaak team may need to address and optimize the variable recognition logic and JSON formatting/color display mechanisms to ensure proper handling of variables and accurate JSON rendering.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. Please let me know if additional information is required.

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