Goodwe Inverter not responding to Predbat automation (Scripts work manually, but Predbat doesn't trigger them)

[wjcwho-del]

Hi everyone, I would really appreciate some help getting Predbat to successfully control my Goodwe inverter.

My Setup:

Hardware: Home Assistant Green, Goodwe hybrid inverter (GW6K-EHA-G20), Goodwe batteries.

Integration: Experimental Goodwe integration by mletenay.

Tariff: EV tariff with cheap overnight rates.

Predbat Version: v8.44.5

The Issue:
Predbat is successfully reading all data, calculating a plan, and updating its status (I receive mobile alerts that Predbat has switched to Export or Demand). However, the inverter never changes state when Predbat switches modes.

If I manually trigger my HA charge/discharge scripts, the inverter responds immediately and perfectly. However, looking at the HA script traces, only my manual executions show up—Predbat never seems to trigger them.

What I've Checked:

Predbat Mode: Control Charge and Control Discharge are enabled. Read-only is OFF.

Script Names: Verified that the exact entity IDs of the scripts in HA match what is written in apps.yaml.

HA Script Traces: Confirmed that Predbat is not calling the scripts at all (no automation traces from AppDaemon/Predbat).

Because the scripts work manually, I suspect there is a configuration mismatch in how Predbat is trying to call them, rather than an issue with the Goodwe side.

The entity predbat.inverter_register_writes is currently zero.....

I've attached my configuration files and logs below. Any eyes on this would be massively appreciated!

    write_and_poll_sleep: 2
    service_call_repeat_minutes: 5
    charge_start_service:
      service: script.goodwe_predbat_charge_start
    charge_stop_service:
      service: script.goodwe_predbat_stop
    discharge_start_service:
      service: script.goodwe_predbat_discharge_start
    discharge_stop_service:
      service: script.goodwe_predbat_stop

Full configuration files attached:

apps.yaml.txt

scripts.yaml

log file.txt

Thanks in advance,

Bill

[wjcwho-del]

I think I solved the problem. Gemini (or Claude) had formatted the file incorrectly right at the crucial point. It looked like it was right, but I think maybe a tab was where there should have been 4 spaces (lesson learned!)