If you spin a cylindrical magnet will anything happen to its magnetic field?

[TCS]

If the magnetic poles are at the ends of a perfectly symmetric permanent magnet cylinder and and you spin the cylinder around its central axis, will anything happen to the magnetic field?

I feel like something should happen since the magnetic domains are revolving around, but the field is symmetric about the axis.

 

[Buzzworks]

For permanent cylindrical magnets, if the poles are on the flat surfaces, if you spin the cylindrical magnet on its axis, clockwise or counterclockwise or both at regular/rapid frequency, pulses, nothing will happen to the magnetic field, it won't change to the outside observer.

If you spin the cylindrical magnet in a way for example, if it's a disc and you flip it like coin, the magnetic field will rotate with it but the overall magnitude and field shape will remain the same.