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If you have long-lived branches, I would do as you say: treat each branch like its own release, then merge once it's ready. Make sure that everyone knows that those branches exist and that they must not create new ones. You could create all the branches at once with specific names so that no one is confused (like
01-chapter_something
,02-...
)