Disable Automatic Module Imports with `--nofollow-imports` Flag

The --nofollow-imports flag is a command-line option used in some programming languages to prevent the compiler or interpreter from automatically importing any modules or libraries referenced in the code.

When this flag is enabled, it instructs the compiler or interpreter to ignore any import statements in the code and not automatically load the specified modules or libraries. This can be useful in situations where you want to manually control which modules are loaded, or when you want to avoid potential side effects or conflicts that may arise from automatic imports.

By using the --nofollow-imports flag, you can ensure that your code only imports the modules or libraries that you explicitly specify, allowing for more control and predictability in the execution of your program.

It's important to note that the specific usage and behavior of the --nofollow-imports flag can vary depending on the programming language and the compiler or interpreter being used.