3D plot redraw() inside a listener cause a recursive loop

I have the following code to be executed:

this.$.plot3d.on('plotly_click', function(d){
  self.data[1].x.push(parseFloat(d.points[0].x))
  self.data[1].y.push(parseFloat(d.points[0].y))
  self.data[1].z.push(parseFloat(d.points[0].z))
  redrawing = true
  Plotly.redraw(self.$.plot3d); 
})

It just adds a 3D point (x,y,z) to a trace and then it redraws the plot.
If I do like this, as far as I seen, the redraw method somewhere trigger again the plotly_click event and this cause a recursive loop.

I used an ugly workaround to fix this, which is the following:

this.$.plot3d.on('plotly_click', function(d){
  if(!redrawing){        
    self.data[1].x.push(parseFloat(d.points[0].x))
    self.data[1].y.push(parseFloat(d.points[0].y))
    self.data[1].z.push(parseFloat(d.points[0].z))
    redrawing = true
    Plotly.redraw(self.$.plot3d);
  } else {
    redrawing = false
  }
})

But it's not hte best way. Am I do correctly redrawing the graph in a listener? Is there any other way (maybe the right one) to redraw a graph after a point selection? Is this allowed?

Thank you

No files or tests are named. Start by reproducing the supplied plotly_click listener with Plotly.redraw on a 3D plot, then trace the event and redraw entry points to determine whether redraw re-emits the click event. Done means the documented or corrected behavior no longer causes the recursive loop and is covered by an appropriate regression test.