Deletion of a zvol with deduplication enabled - question regarding behaviour of openZFS

[spotlesscoder]

On this article https://www.solaris-cookbook.eu/linux/zfs-fun-zfs-compression-deduplication-useful-data-much-memory-need-zfs-dedup/ , at the very bottom, there is a very important remark:

"ZFS Dedupe and removing deduped Zvol

On a large scale zvol with deduplication the removal of a filesystem can cause the server to stall.
When using zfs destroy pool/fs ZFS is recalculating the whole deduplication. on a 1TB HD/Zpool, it took 5 hours to do so.

A workaround would be to disable prior to deletion the deduplication flag on that filesystem and then remove it."

Is this also true for openZFS?
If so, will it display a warning before executing the destroy operation?