[TYPO3-doc] use Git, Gerrit, etc. without publishing parts of a documentation at docs.typo3.org

[Michael Schams]

Hi everyone,

I wonder, what is the best way to work on an official documentation 
(e.g. the Security Guide), use a repository at git.typo3.org but *not* 
having a change merged and published at docs.typo3.org immediatly?

A use case could be: I want to write a new chapter. There are several 
forge.typo3.org tickets involved. I can not complete this chapter in one 
go but it will take some days, maybe weeks. I would like to start with 
the chapter, process the first ticket (which means, I create a branch in 
Git), write some paragraphs, submit the change to Git (which forces me 
to state the ticket ID, which will be resolved by the change) and pushes 
the patch to Gerrit. Then, someone (or myself) would review the first 
part of the new chapter, accept it (which would merge it into "master") 
and this triggers the update of the documentation at docs.typo3.org.

And this is, what I would like to avoid! :-) The new chapter should be 
read when it's finished, not with just a few paragraphs. It only makes 
sense, when it can be read in it's entity. But this may take a while and 
I do not want to publish parts of it. Does this make sense?

Any ideas?


Cheers
Michael