As an Administrator, I want all content to be hidden to non-Administrative users until I choose to publish it

[robyurkowski]

But I want this to be optional. If my site is set up to do automatic publishing, then content should go live as I create it. Otherwise, I should have to click a button to publish the content, and click a button to unpublish it.

This means that I should be able to stage content, so-to-speak.

What would be even cooler but unnecessary at the moment would be the ability to batch publish groups of content, so I could prepare releases and then schedule them to go at a certain date. This should probably be another feature that is discussed, though.

This is a killer feature for my business, SuperEnterpriseFortune500PleasePickMe.

[parndt]

This is the same as unpublished revisions?

[knewter]

So yeah, revisions, with a published_at timestamp?

[robyurkowski]

Yep. But there's an additional catch in there that you can manually publish, as well, instead of simply publish-by-date.

[knewter]

Manually publish:

content.published_at = Time.zone.now

I JUST BLEW YOUR MIND

[robyurkowski]

MIND BLOWN

On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 9:39 AM, Josh Adams notifications@github.comwrote:

Manually publish:

content.published_at = Time.zone.now

I JUST BLEW YOUR MIND

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