ts-node -vvv also logs the paths to ts-node and typescript, so it's more obvious when you're accidentally using the global ones

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ts-node tries to be smart about allowing global or local installation, and using the local typescript, falling back to global if necessary. Sometimes this causes confusion where someone thinks they're using their local ts-node, but is actually using an older global install.

We can include the paths to ts-node and typescript when you run ts-node -vvv to make this easier to debug.