TooltipConnector uses ConnectorFollowType flag. It does not handle multiple flag values being set well.

[JPalmerDev]

Describe the bug

TooltipConnector also uses a ConnectorFollowType, which is marked as a flag. However the code has an early default. This means if the user checks multiple boxes, or worse, has it defaulted to Everything because Unity serialization, it will behave as if it is AnchorOnly.

It won't provide an error that multiple values were marked. It'd be like the teacher taking your incorrect homework and just marking it as a C. You wouldn't fix the problem. You'd likely be confused why it isn't doing what you expect.

This problem is likely a 'feature going stale' as a result of Unity improving it's default serialization flag support where Everything.

To reproduce

Use a TooltipConnector. Set the ConnectorType to everything. It won't behave differently from AnchorOnly. It won't provide an error to the user that they (or rather Unity) provided bad data.

Expected behavior

When Everything, Nothing or multiple incompatible flags are set, it will provide errors and either default to no behavior, or default to the first performable behavior.

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Your setup (please complete the following information)

• Unity Version 2019.3.13f1
• MRTK Version 2.4

Target platform (please complete the following information)

• HoloLens
• HoloLens 2
• WMR immersive
• OpenVR

Additional context

Thanks to @Railboy for helping me figure out why it wasn't working. This issue is a small individual bug issue with SpeechConfirmationTooltips, which are very unintuitive and complex. This was a needle in the haystack sort of bug.

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