Question Disabling an object with a coroutine running on it

I know that if an object is setactive to false, all coroutines running on scripts attached to that object are stopped

my question is, will they resume when the object is set back to active?

Is it a good practice for example if I have objects in a pool, to take care to stop all coroutines before processing them to the pool?

Or can I rest assured that if I just disable the object I wont have more trouble with any coroutines that were running on it, and they wont start running again when I reuse the object when setting it back to active?

Thanks

 

Based on the documentation, it doesn't seem like it does.

You could of course, write a simple script to test this yourself.

 

This is indeed true, but sometimes it's nice to get confirmation, from those more experienced, that what you think may be true is in fact the case.

Just saying, because in the past, I've read documentation and written test code that leads me to believe one thing, only to have my misunderstanding pointed out later on.

I realise the opening post may have seemed about a trivial matter, but triviality is relative.

And the answer to the OP is yes, the coroutine will stop and won't automatically restart when the game object is re-enabled.