if you were to store an element in the coroutine context, it would still be there post-recursion, so you could initialize e.g.

coroutineContext[MyDebugElement] = coroutineContext[MyDebugElement] ?: Any()

, and then pass that as the

owner

. if you recurse, then you'll use the same unique object and it'll throw

if you do it in

coroutineScope {}

or similar then yes

but if you're legitimately switching to a new context via a separate scope, then no