Egui+Winit question

[thequver]

Hello, how to correctly request a winit::event::WindowEvent::RedrawRequested event when working with egui-winit integration?
I did this in the main event loop body:

let response = egui_state.on_window_event(&window, &event);
            if response.repaint {
                window.request_redraw();
            }
            if response.consumed {
                return;
            }

Documentation is not really descriptive here, but in my understanding egui_winit::EventResponse.repaint is exactly what i need to call redraw when egui needs to.
In winit 0.28 it kinda worked (but not perfect) but after updating egui to 0.25 and winit to 0.29 and rewriting many things, this way it redraws all the time now, cpu gets to 70-80% constantly. This is because egui_winit::EventResponse.repaint is almost always true, even when nothing happens (no animations playing in egui, mouse is not moving, etc). Is this a correct way to call redraws or is it some kind of WIP thing in egui-winit so not working as expected?

Eframe demo on the other hand doesn't have this issue and don't consume CPU like this so I guess I'm just misunderstanding something. I'm looking for a simple way to know when to redraw and eframe code is too complicated for me to check how it is done there.

[Helyos96]

On W11; egui 0.29.1; winit 0.30.5

egui_winit::EventResponse.repaint is always true for any event that occurs within the window, even when not hovering egui widgets.

Winit seems to do a good job to not fire events when they fall outside the window or nothing is happening, but otherwise the usefulness of repaint is null.