Have you ever wanted to bind multiple imports to a single conceptual name? For instance, putting all your watt imports under watt? Well, that has sadly been a pipe dream.
UNTIL TODAY
Introducing, M̶U̶L̶T̶I̶ ̶T̶R̶A̶C̶K̶ ̶D̶R̶I̶F̶T̶I̶N̶G̶ multibind imports, which allows you to do so.
import watt = [watt.io, watt.conv];
That's the long and short of it really. A multibind isn't a valid overload set; any name duplication in the set will cause an error (on lookup of said name).
bhelyer
commented
6 years ago 
Friends!
Have you ever wanted to bind multiple imports to a single conceptual name? For instance, putting all your
wattimports underwatt? Well, that has sadly been a pipe dream.UNTIL TODAY
Introducing, M̶U̶L̶T̶I̶ ̶T̶R̶A̶C̶K̶ ̶D̶R̶I̶F̶T̶I̶N̶G̶ multibind imports, which allows you to do so.
That's the long and short of it really. A multibind isn't a valid overload set; any name duplication in the set will cause an error (on lookup of said name).