What happen to provinces being cored when it gets taken over by enemy/rebel?

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So my vassal's province (Venezia) that's in the middle of coring got taken over by Castile's forces. I was in a war against Ottos, and my ally France decided to declare war against England+Castile, so I thought ok take Balkan ottos first then send some troop to help out France (like they need help?) but of course in all the a.i. wisdom they decided to send all their forces to calais and liege, so castile send their forces to venezia. Venezia has no fort so in one siege cycle it's gone. I took it back and there's no little coring guy doing whatever it is coring guy doing. So.. is that gone? some 200+ adm points gone in a month? Please tell me that it continue coring, just not showing the coring guy.

I mean if it's just gone then it's a gross oversight... how could you increase coring cost and then letting all those adm points gone in just one month? Players can be smart and manage the new provinces while watching rebel chances just fine... the same can't be said about your vassal. They suck at managing troops position and lowering rebel chances, and unless you're willing to move your troops to your vassals' new provinces then there's always the risk of them losing their coring process in just one siege cycle...
 

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https://you.tu.be/baiJ3R1n0W8?t=11m50s
Edit: Remove the dot between "you" and "tu.be". If I'd post it without that dot, the forum would embed the video and remove the timestamp.

This is one of Arumba's recent videos. Korchin occupied one of his provinces in the northwest, and after the peace deal, the coring just continued.

I'm not sure if this is WAD, though. I at least don't think it's always been like this. Maybe it was implemented due to the increased coring cost and the low siege time in provinces without forts?
 

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It pauses the progress, but does not cancel it.
 
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It has not always been so. Sad if it changed. Means in that case rebels are less of a serious issue to concider when expanding.

It has been changed and it's a good thing. Most provinces don't have forts now, so there is no real way to protect your coring provinces from rebels and enemy armies, without them taking control of them for a short time. How often rebels take control of provinces and the immediate effects of rebel occupations more then make up for this change. Rebels are a lot more costly now.
 

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It has not always been so. Sad if it changed. Means in that case rebels are less of a serious issue to concider when expanding.

It pauses the progress, but does not cancel it.

I honestly prefer it this way. You gotta remember that it's not just about rebels, but also enemy armies. Imagine you're coring a province, and an enemy declares war on you. If an occupation could just cancel the progress, you'd basically have to put a large part of your army on that province, because otherwise an enemy army could just take the province within a month (if it doesn't have a fort) and thus cost you several hundred admin points. And you could do the same to your enemies as well, which would open up a lot of gamey tactics.