Need help understanding predicate usage

[MatchlessJoyride]

Hello,
I am having trouble understanding how predicates are used when using py-tree-sitter.

I have the following query (I am working with SystemVerilog)

SIMPLE_IDENTIFIER_QUERY = '''
(simple_identifier) @id (#eq? @id "i_my_module")
'''

Note the #eq predicate - trying to ONLY return the node that matches "i_my_module".

Then I return the list of captures:

query = Query(SV_LANGUAGE, SIMPLE_IDENTIFIER_QUERY )
cursor = QueryCursor(query)
captures = cursor.captures(tree.root_node)

for capture_name, captured_nodes in captures.items():
        for captured_node in captured_nodes:
            results.append(
                {
                    "capture_name": capture_name,
                    "text": source[
                        captured_node.start_byte : captured_node.end_byte
                    ].decode(),
                    "node_type": captured_node.type,
                    "line_number": captured_node.start_point.row + 1,
                    "column_number": captured_node.start_point.column,
                }
            )
    return results

when I run my script, however, I get a list of ALL the simple_identifier nodes, not just the one node with 'i_my_module'.

I am very new to using tree-sitter so help and patience is very appreciated. Thanks in advance!

[ObserverOfTime]

((simple_identifier) @id (#eq? @id "i_my_module"))

[MatchlessJoyride]

@ObserverOfTime - my goodness. I have been struggling for an hour. Stupid LISP!!

Appreciate your help!