Does holding a long crude oil spot order and a short crude oil futures order at the same time occupy unilateral margin?

Spot crude oil and crude oil futures belong to different derivatives, so when holding a hedging portfolio position, it does not belong to the situation of locking up and occupying unilateral margin, and different derivatives positions need to occupy different margins.

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