diff --git a/.github/workflows/check-non-re2-regex.yml b/.github/workflows/check-non-re2-regex.yml
index 7b9059a04..4142e7a3a 100644
--- a/.github/workflows/check-non-re2-regex.yml
+++ b/.github/workflows/check-non-re2-regex.yml
@@ -20,11 +20,19 @@ jobs:
           echo "Generating diff for backend/ directory against origin/${{ github.base_ref }}"
           git diff --unified=0 "origin/${{ github.base_ref }}"...HEAD -- backend/ > diff.txt
 
+          echo "--- Content of diff.txt ---"
+          cat diff.txt
+          echo "--- End of diff.txt ---"
+
       - name: Scan backend diff for non-RE2 regex
         run: |
           echo "Scanning added/modified lines in backend/ for raw regex literals..."
           grep '^\+' diff.txt | grep -v '^\+\+\+ ' | sed 's/^\+//' > added_lines.txt
 
+          echo "--- Content of added_lines.txt ---"
+          cat added_lines.txt
+          echo "--- End of added_lines.txt ---"
+
           if [ ! -s added_lines.txt ]; then
             echo "No relevant lines added or modified in backend/ found in the diff."
             echo "✅ No raw regex literals to check in backend."
@@ -36,22 +44,30 @@ jobs:
           # First, find all added lines that contain the raw_regex_pattern.
           grep -E "$raw_regex_pattern" added_lines.txt > potential_violations.txt
 
-          if [ -s potential_violations.txt ]; then # If any lines match the raw regex pattern
-            # From these potential violations, filter out lines that also contain the string 'RE2'.
-            grep -v 'RE2' potential_violations.txt > actual_violations.txt
+          echo "--- Content of potential_violations.txt ---"
+          cat potential_violations.txt
+          echo "--- End of potential_violations.txt ---"
 
-            if [ -s actual_violations.txt ]; then # If there are lines left after filtering out 'RE2'
+          if [ -s potential_violations.txt ]; then # If any lines match the raw regex pattern
+            # From these potential violations, filter out lines that also contain the string 'new RE2'.
+            grep -v 'new RE2' potential_violations.txt > actual_violations.txt
+
+            echo "--- Content of actual_violations.txt ---"
+            cat actual_violations.txt
+            echo "--- End of actual_violations.txt ---"
+
+            if [ -s actual_violations.txt ]; then # If there are lines left after filtering out 'new RE2'
               echo "🚨 ERROR: Found raw regex usage in added/modified backend code."
               echo "Please use 'new RE2(...)' for all regular expressions in the backend."
               echo "Offending lines (from added/modified code, without leading '+'):"
               cat actual_violations.txt
               exit 1
             else
-              # All lines that matched raw_regex_pattern also contained 'RE2'.
-              echo "✅ All potential raw regex literals found were correctly associated with 'RE2'."
+              # All lines that matched raw_regex_pattern also contained 'new RE2'.
+              echo "✅ All potential raw regex literals found were correctly associated with 'new RE2'."
               echo "✅ No forbidden raw regex literals found in backend."
             fi
           else
             # No lines matched the raw_regex_pattern at all.
             echo "✅ No raw regex literals found in added/modified backend lines."
-          fi
+          fi
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