The March 2026 release focuses on delivering real-time state of charge (SOC) visibility for Toyota EVs, strengthening data accuracy during charging, and laying groundwork for improved telemetry across providers. This work enhances reliability for end users and supports smarter charging decisions.

Month: 2025-07 — Mason Registry improvements focused on dependency tooling stability and compatibility. The primary change for Mason Registry was updating the Eclipse JDT Language Server (jdtls) to the latest stable release, ensuring continued reliability for language features in dependent projects.

March 2025 monthly summary for evcc repository (evcc-io/evcc). Focused on code hygiene and maintainability improvements in the authentication/token handling path. Delivered a targeted token expiry logic cleanup that removes an unused time import and a redundant expiry calculation, without changing user-facing behavior. The change reduces technical debt, simplifies future maintenance, and lowers risk of regression in token handling.

February 2025 monthly summary for evcc-io/evcc: Delivered Toyota vehicle integration with configuration templates, API client logic, and authentication, enabling retrieval of vehicle status (battery level and range). Implemented token refresh and authentication stability to ensure continuous operation. These changes improve fleet monitoring reliability and user experience by expanding supported vehicle types and reducing authentication disruptions. Overall impact includes clearer visibility into vehicle status and more robust integration with Toyota services. Technologies demonstrated include Go-based API client development, OAuth2/token refresh handling, configuration templating, and integration testing.