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How is this a feature?
I do not use JUnit. I have a gerrit plugin that triggers a (parameterized) build+test job (a build script, and another script that runs some tests, all in a small shell snippet) whenever code is pushed to the repository. When the job is completed (successfully or not), an email notification needs to go out to the authors. It doesn't get much simpler than this.
Commits are independent from each other, and as a consequence, so are the build jobs. Why would you want the email plugin to sit in some checkpoint if the job is done?
Is there a workaround for this? This causes horrendous problems in our setup: aside from the resource waste (many nodes spend long periods of time waiting for slower builds), bugs in the test code will cause the whole cluster to deadlock.